Unlimited Power

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From chapter 15 onwards I did a fast reading because I just wanted to finish the book, so I won´t comment much about them. Probably, with the exception of chapter 17 about "anchoring" that may be qualified as dangerous similar as chapter 6, and chapter 19 about "values" that may be useful, the chapters 15-21 would be between the categories "fair" and "poor". Robbins explica la importancia de mejorar la calidad de la comunicación para mejorar la calidad de nuestra vida. Pero el matiz es importante, la comunicación se entiende en dos niveles. Por una parte, cómo nos hablamos a nosotros mismos, lo que podríamos llamar la comunicación interna. Por otra parte, cómo hablamos a los demás, la comunicación externa. Less kcal more lifespan: this is true, there is research that support this finding. However, we don´t know exactly the mechanisms behind this, maybe is not the fact of eating more itself but the toxic particles with it, so we may counteract this encouraging our draining systems. Also, there was a while ago an interesting experiments with monkeys trying to prove this, and surprisingly they found that the monkey that ate more and freely during the years, lived more that his twin because he was more happy and more willing to live.

La PNL nos proporciona un marco de referencia sistemático para dirigir nuestro propio cerebro. Nos enseña cómo dirigir, no sólo nuestros propios estados y comportamientos, sino incluso los estados y comportamientos de los demás. En una frase, es la ciencia de cómo dirigir el propio cerebro de manera óptima para lograr los resultados que uno desea". Tony Robbins has helped more than 50 million people from more than 100 countries transform their lives and their businesses through his books, audio programs, health products, live events and personal coaching. He's been fortunate enough to work with everyone from presidents of countries to some of the true legends of entertainment, sports and the business world. But his work is not limited to Fortune 500 CEOs and athletes. He has a special passion for small-business owners, parents and students. When I look at the pace at which I was able to turn my dreams into my present-day life, I can't help feeling an almost unbelievable sense of gratitude and awe. And yet I'm certainly far from unique. The fact is we live in an age where many people are able to achieve wondrous things almost overnight, to achieve successes that would have been unimaginable in earlier times. Look at Steve Jobs. He was a kid in blue jeans with no money who took an idea for a home computer and built a Fortune 500 company faster than anyone in history. Look at Ted Turner. He took a medium that barely existed -- cable television -- and created an empire. Look at people in the entertainment industry like Steven Spielberg or Bruce Springsteen, or businessmen like Lee Iacocca or Ross Perot. What do they have in common other than astounding, prodigious success? The answer, of course, is...power. Passion --» An obsessive reason/purpose that drives you, gets you out of the bed in the morning and makes you want to not go to the bed at nightHe has shown heads of state, royalty, Olympic and professional athletes and film stars how to achieve. The exciting thing to note is that the key to power today is available to us all. If you weren't the king in medieval times, you might have had a great deal of difficulty becoming one. If you didn't have capital at the beginning of the industrial revolution, the odds of your amassing it seemed very slim indeed. But today, any kid in blue jeans can create a corporation that can change the world. In the modern world, information is the commodity of kings. Those with access to certain forms of specialized knowledge can transform themselves and, in many ways, our entire world.

The truth is that even in the information age, information is not enough. If all we needed were ideas and positive thinking, then we all would have had ponies when we were kids and we would all be living our "dream life" now. Action is what unites every great success. Action is what produces results. Knowledge is only potential power until it comes into the hands of someone who knows how to get himself to take effective action. In fact, the literal definition of the word "power" is "the ability to act." How was it that this twenty-five-year-old-kid, with only a high school education, could have accomplished so much in such a short period of time? After all, this was a guy who only three years ago had been living in a 400-square-foot bachelor apartment and washing his dishes in his bathtub. How did he go from an extremely unhappy person, thirty pounds overweight, with floundering relationships and limited prospects, to a centered, healthy, respected individual with great relationships and the opportunity for unlimited success? Idea : you can change and train your brain to react differently to its first disposition by doing associations/dissociations in your head. The first part of this book will teach you how to take charge and run your own brain and body more effectively than ever before. We will be working with factors that affect the way you communicate with yourself. In the second section, we'll be studying how to discover what you really want out of life and how you can communicate more effectively with others as well as how to be able to anticipate the kinds of behaviors that different kinds of people will consistently create. The third section looks from a larger, more global perspective at how we behave, what motivates us, and what we can contribute on a broader, extrapersonal level. It's about taking the skills you've learned and becoming a leader.El gran mensaje que busca transmitir Robbins es que uno puede cambiar su estado neurofisiológico para enfrentar problemas que antes parecían imposibles de resolver, para llegar más allá de los límites autoimpuestos y para convertir acontecimientos incómodos en situaciones placenteras.