Zyn’s Reviews > The Magic of Thinking Big > Status Update

Today, I started the chapter on ‘Build Confidence and Destroy Fear’ in which we went over how action does cure fear, the basic qualities of fear and the basic qualities towards gaining confidence. Insightful for sure, though once again, this can all be solved by simply aligning your consciousness so that you’ll naturally take action anyway. More important then taking action, is not taking wasted action…

Great teachings from the cure of age excusitis.. which is nothing more then taking the identity of someone who is young as has that ‘flare’ still.. exaggerate just how much productive years you have left before you retire, and instead of focusing on past failures/regrets, start doing now what you wished you wanted to do back then. Overall, all of this can be solved by solely aligning your consciousness.

A plentiful amount of ideas were discussed throughout this section of the book including how to cure ‘intelligence excusitus’ and ‘age excusitius’ Although the ideas written by David J schwartz were valid and effective.. All of these ‘diseases’ he calls them can simply be solved by BEING the person who naturally isn’t affected by these ‘diseases.’ I took in a lot of what he said, though BEING >>

Today I read about a plethora of things concerning ‘The Magic of Thinking Big’… of the most prominent events is the fact that I’ve made my way through the second chapter of the book (failure disease).. It definitely puts things into perspective, and with my journey of metaphysics/manifestation, stringing it all together is definitely a very big joy indeed. Big takeaway is to simply not fear/worry about health

I just finished chapter 1 : believe you can succeed and you will, and a lot of things to take away from this indeed. A very great takeaway is the advantages of observing others and how learning what separates the successful versus the unsuccessful and the respected versus the ignored can aid your own self-development to being there. Great talk with myself concerning the feelings the author mentioned….

Very nice references from the ‘writer’, and the ‘tool-or-die’ guy describing EXACTLY why self-worth is so pivotal in the success of an individual. Self-worth will always mean much more then how smart you think you are, or where you ‘think’ you should be. Self-worth is about knowing, knowing is always about what you’ve emotionally-experienced. Tying the power of belief into this was a great move.

Loved analyzing what I would learn in the book through the author’s recap of each chapter and what I’d learn. I contemplated (thoroughly) each topic with myself and enjoyed it very much. Can’t wait to REALLY get started with this book.

I didn’t read a whole lot today, but for what I read I found a lot of great gems that I got to analyze including quotes from Prophet David -> “As a man thinketh in his heart so is he”, Milton, Shakespeare and Disraeli. These quotes were very metaphysical, and related very much to the study I’ve dedicated to metaphysics in the past year. This gives me great excitement to read the rest of the book!

Fair pre-face, hooked me, interesting terminology, quotes and examples from the author. Have a feeling, it’ll be a fun, enjoyable and interesting ride towards the conclusion of this book.