Comments on: Practical Guide to Self-Awareness http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/ Accepting And Embracing Change In Our Lives Thu, 17 Jun 2010 12:09:29 +0000 hourly 1 By: Top 5 Lessons from the CPA Exam http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/comment-page-1/#comment-80 Top 5 Lessons from the CPA Exam Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:51:10 +0000 http://uncertainchange.com/?p=477#comment-80 [...] relationships, activities, environments, hobbies, addictions and so on.  It is important to become aware of them and then eliminate them to clear your mind and regain [...] [...] relationships, activities, environments, hobbies, addictions and so on.  It is important to become aware of them and then eliminate them to clear your mind and regain [...]

]]> By: Tomas Stonkus http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/comment-page-1/#comment-79 Tomas Stonkus Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:21:55 +0000 http://uncertainchange.com/?p=477#comment-79 Hey Oleg: Thanks for such an amazing comment summarizing many good points of the article. It's a pleasure to have such a dedicated reader:) Also, thank you so much for the idea of turning this particular article into an e-book. I did not even think of that. I am glad that you see value in this. It means other people would find it valuable read as well. It is on my to do list now. So I am going to be thinking about as I continue writing. Best of luck! Tomas Hey Oleg:

Thanks for such an amazing comment summarizing many good points of the article. It’s a pleasure to have such a dedicated reader:)

Also, thank you so much for the idea of turning this particular article into an e-book. I did not even think of that. I am glad that you see value in this. It means other people would find it valuable read as well.

It is on my to do list now. So I am going to be thinking about as I continue writing.

Best of luck!
Tomas

]]> By: Tomas Stonkus http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/comment-page-1/#comment-78 Tomas Stonkus Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:16:05 +0000 http://uncertainchange.com/?p=477#comment-78 Hey Oscar: Thank you so much for reading. I appreciate your comment. It means a lot to me that you took the time to bookmark this page. It is always a pleasure to help somebody initiate a change in their lives. Best, Tomas Hey Oscar:

Thank you so much for reading. I appreciate your comment. It means a lot to me that you took the time to bookmark this page.

It is always a pleasure to help somebody initiate a change in their lives.

Best,
Tomas

]]> By: Oleg Mokhov http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/comment-page-1/#comment-77 Oleg Mokhov Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:56:44 +0000 http://uncertainchange.com/?p=477#comment-77 Hey Tom, Are you not where you want to be in a certain aspect of your life (career, life, emotions, etc.)? Feel like you're stuck, or tired of feeling frustrated/irritated/etc.? Find the problems in your life and effectively solve them by utilizing self-awareness. Observing your life and habits is an extremely powerful tool, and it's simple to do. All you do is see how you're living, and when you notice red flags, the source of the problem becomes apparent. Is it the food you eat that makes you fat? Is it the people you're around that drains you of positive energy? Now that you know what causes the unfulfilling aspects of your life, you can fix the problem. Change what you eat, or the people you hang out with. Self-awareness. It's effective at helping you pinpoint the sources of problems in your life, and it's simple to utilize since you don't need to do anything other than simply observing what you're already doing. Great stuff Tom. I can see this article and topic being fleshed out into a free ereport/manifesto, since the topic can be dug into deeper (the article briefly skims the 5 ways) and help out a lot of people. Thanks for the link in the article, I'm humbled and appreciate it, Oleg Hey Tom,

Are you not where you want to be in a certain aspect of your life (career, life, emotions, etc.)? Feel like you’re stuck, or tired of feeling frustrated/irritated/etc.? Find the problems in your life and effectively solve them by utilizing self-awareness.

Observing your life and habits is an extremely powerful tool, and it’s simple to do. All you do is see how you’re living, and when you notice red flags, the source of the problem becomes apparent. Is it the food you eat that makes you fat? Is it the people you’re around that drains you of positive energy?

Now that you know what causes the unfulfilling aspects of your life, you can fix the problem. Change what you eat, or the people you hang out with.

Self-awareness. It’s effective at helping you pinpoint the sources of problems in your life, and it’s simple to utilize since you don’t need to do anything other than simply observing what you’re already doing.

Great stuff Tom. I can see this article and topic being fleshed out into a free ereport/manifesto, since the topic can be dug into deeper (the article briefly skims the 5 ways) and help out a lot of people.

Thanks for the link in the article, I’m humbled and appreciate it,
Oleg

]]> By: Oscar - freestyle mind http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/comment-page-1/#comment-76 Oscar - freestyle mind Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:12:25 +0000 http://uncertainchange.com/?p=477#comment-76 There's so much valuable information here that I had to bookmark this page for later. Thanks for sharing it. There’s so much valuable information here that I had to bookmark this page for later. Thanks for sharing it.

]]> By: Tomas Stonkus http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/comment-page-1/#comment-75 Tomas Stonkus Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:46:18 +0000 http://uncertainchange.com/?p=477#comment-75 Hey Eduard: Thank you for a repeat comment. I appreciate it very much. You are right about people jumping to conclusions too fast. I really like your comparison to a puzzle: it is important to look at over all picture to see what is going on rather than focusing on a particular piece. Yet, it is important to let little things slip as they do add up to bigger issues over time. Best, Tomas Hey Eduard:

Thank you for a repeat comment. I appreciate it very much.

You are right about people jumping to conclusions too fast. I really like your comparison to a puzzle: it is important to look at over all picture to see what is going on rather than focusing on a particular piece.

Yet, it is important to let little things slip as they do add up to bigger issues over time.

Best,
Tomas

]]> By: Ideas With A Kick http://uncertainchange.com/2009/11/02/look-outside-to-learn-about-whats-inside-practical-guide-to-self-awarness/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Ideas With A Kick Mon, 02 Nov 2009 22:36:45 +0000 http://uncertainchange.com/?p=477#comment-74 Interesting and rich article. I particularly like the questions. I would recommend paying attention to they way we interpret the outside to figure out the inside. I've noticed it's a pretty common human trait to jump quickly to conclusions. Especially about us. Does the fact that today i haven't shaved indicate that I'm a sloppy person, or that I'm just having one of those days? I see it more like a puzzle: you need to examine all the pieces and put them together to get the whole picture. Eduard Interesting and rich article. I particularly like the questions. I would recommend paying attention to they way we interpret the outside to figure out the inside. I’ve noticed it’s a pretty common human trait to jump quickly to conclusions. Especially about us. Does the fact that today i haven’t shaved indicate that I’m a sloppy person, or that I’m just having one of those days? I see it more like a puzzle: you need to examine all the pieces and put them together to get the whole picture.

Eduard

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