If you remember this Bible story, you know that God had just previously - over a seven day period - created entire universe. Everything. Including man, who was created on sixth day.

At end of sixth day, God gazed upon all that had been created and deemed it ALL to be simply and completely . . .

V-E-R-Y G-O-O-D.

All was well in Garden until that one fateful moment, when, in an instant, mankind stepped out of it's blissful state of paradise into a world split down middle. At one end lie "goodness." At other end lie "evil-ness."

SIDEBAR: This is a bit confusing. Didn't God say everything was very good? How could there even be "evil" at this point? And if there was "evil," wouldn't God have created that? And if God did create it, wouldn't it also be "very good" just like everything else? Back to our story . . .

How did split between good and evil occur? Simple. Mankind chose, against God's better advice, to eat fruit from "Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil."

Said another way, mankind chose to know "good" and "evil." Mankind chose to put itself in a place of judgment between what was good and what was not good.

Most of us make that choice - choice to know "good" and "bad" each and every day.

Each day, we're choosing to know good and evil or good and bad. And each time we make that choice, we step out of bliss and paradise.

Judgment itself is not good or bad. It just is. It serves a useful purpose in society as it's currently structured. But if you want to get back to bliss and paradise, it can serve as quite an obstacle.

So what does all this have to do with you and your life?

Stick with me here.

I have a client in London who buys run-down houses, fixes them up and sells them for more than she paid for them. She literally causes value of property to appreciate (important word).

We're given this fabulous bio-computer called a brain and rather than use it, we blindly follow so called experts.

Folks, everything you need is already inside you. You've got wisdom of ages, right between your ears.

Why would anyone throw away that power?

You are only person that reaps rewards, or suffers losses when you take action.

When you come to an informed decision and it works, you have learned another method to capitalize on.

If you blindly follow someone else's thinking, do you have to wait for them to come up with another pearl before you act?

Worse yet, if they're wrong, you not only suffer loss, you haven't learned a thing.

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