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Most often, our initial impressions of money, work, and relationships form
basis of our mental and emotional framework about these subjects.
Our parents or primary caregivers are main shapers of these frameworks, but extended family, peers, clergy, and entire culture contribute as well.
We can’t change these first impressions, but we can realize that many of them were based on faulty information.
When we modify our first impressions with new information, we adjust our internal thermostats.
Find that new information (work can be fun, money can be plentiful, world is full of opportunity) and you will enjoy a new experience.
If not, consequences of first impressions and thermostat they helped to shape, will linger for a lifetime.
Copyright 2004 by Tony Papajohn Tony writes and speaks on success. Subscribe to his free SuccessMotivator e-zine at http://www.successmotivator.com
Tony Papajohn speaks and writes on success. He specializes in teaching how to use the brain to tap the power of the mind. He has written and taught courses on Ericksonian hypnosis, NLP, and C.G. Jung. Tony publishes his thoughts and findings in his free SuccessMotivator newsletter. His hundreds of short articles cover a wide range of subjects and illustrate the principles of success and successful living.
