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In this episode we are going for a man hunt, who is the most dangerous man in the world? In normal life, this is such a silly question, but lets play with it out. For someone to be dangerous to you, they need to be real and actually in your reality. In general someone dangerous is, someone that is able or likely to cause you harm or injury. Television will pump the message that terrorists are dangerous, yet I have never seen one and personally don’t know any.

Here is the idea: In my world, I am the most dangerous man in the world – this is because I am taking responsibility for the happenings within my reality. This is based on the idea that we all have our own individual created worlds, which is based on personal perspectives and belief systems.

Freedom via belief systems

Here is a definition from Wikipedia: “A belief system is a set of mutually supportive beliefs. The beliefs of any such system can be classified as religious, philosophical, ideological, or a combination of these”. Another definition that might make more sense is: ‘Belief systems are the stories we tell ourselves to define our personal sense of Reality’ (Quote). Reconsider the rules of the game, these are the organised set of beliefs which you have accepted. Most of these have been passed down or programmed into us and no longer serve us.

Lets not see the world so subjective, there is no longer right and wrong, things just are as they are. Your mind can decide your preferences, you know deep in your soul that there are many paths, some easy and others hard. What you would prefer to deal with and how much you can you put on your plate.

Becoming an ideas generator

Its important that we are have ideas – an constant flow of fresh ideas. These are just thoughts that drop into your mind on a random basis. Not all ideas are unique and ideas are often not always yours. Ideas tend to be associated to channels of thought and are often sparked by your immediate surroundings.

Now answer me this, honestly, be honest with your self – how many ideas do you have? How often does a new idea spontaneously pop up – ideas require attention, otherwise they will stop coming home. When a new idea pops up, take a note of it in a note journal – you would be surprised home many ideas you have, but haven’t noticed.

Where did these ideas come from? and how do i get more. Good practices like an idea journal will aid the generation of new ideas. Ideas are often birthed from relationships of other ideas, being open to new ideas and exposing yourself to alternative topics will help in your idea generation. This is as simple as occasionally exposing yourself to topics that are not naturally on your personal interest list.

Bugging out on a daily basis

But now we need to create action, this is about taking an idea and creating action. How does one do this? Complete Belief in your idea, from the understanding of the result rather than needing to know how to do it or how to complete it. Just knowing that your idea is going to make the world better is enough to get yourself started.

Trusting that the path is open and your sheer positive intention will clear the speed bumps from the forward direction. The action doesn’t need to be of any great size, little steps for the greater good will open new realities. Something simple like being prepared for your day will take the average joe from zero to hero.

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