Little Secrets of Big Business. Volume 1.

Contents:

1. Welcome by the author.

2. Methodology 1.1. "Beware of unnecessary knowledge."

3. Comments and recommendations for the procedure.

4. Answers to questions.

5. Selected works of students of the course.

6. Methods 1.2. "Content - a style."

7. Comments and recommendations for the procedure.

8. Answers to questions.

9. Selected works of students of the course.

10. Method 1.3. "Practice - criterion of truth."

11. Comments and recommendations for the procedure.

12. Answers to questions.

13. Selected works of students of the course.

14. Method 1.4. "Foundations of energy information exchange."

15. Comments and recommendations for the procedure.

16. Answers to questions.

17. Selected works of students of the course.

18. The list of books for the course IANB.

19. On the author.


The mind - is not pure knowledge, the ability to operate them properly. And you probably noticed that life wins is not the one who has to its left a lot of knowledge from different areas, but the one who has the wit, whoever smart, someone who is able to quickly and adequately orient in a situation to spend a minimum effort and achieve maximum results, or the most well-owns a particular specialization.


So, all come to us from outside information can be divided into that which is necessary for us in life in terms of the challenges facing us individual specific problems, and that without which we can safely manage.


Moreover, like any other unclaimed power supply, unnecessary information stored in our heads, forming decomposition products which are a natural poison, poison the whole body. For example, delayed, postponed, frozen projects create an illusion of space and time, invisibly interfering with the process by dispersing the already weak note. We spend our energy to keep them in mind, distract from the need, can not sufficiently focus on solving important problems.


Notes on the road. Handing regular course work, I complained to my lack of knowledge of the English language and the inability to read the necessary literature in the original language.

- Do not worry - reassured favorite professor. - In my youth, I care for the girl, who knew seventeen languages, but it is absolutely nothing to say.


Knowledge without integrity applying it to the common good can become a source of harm and even bring us a hatred instead of gratitude.


First, beware of unnecessary links.

Second, avoid unnecessary money.

Third, avoid unnecessary things.

They have never in my life will not really useful, because itself at the cellular level of the subconscious rejects them. The acquisition of unnecessary things leads to impoverishment and littering. Plus, if you suddenly decided to still take advantage of them, it could lead to unexpected results, because:

a) you are not willing to own the thing you are not intended;

b) it is likely to knock you from your true life path;

c) you run the risk of "contagion" foreign power;

d) the true owner because you just do not leave.


Q: Could be that the principle just need to disturb?

A: It is unlikely. Involuntary violation of the principle - so cool remit that for you until it is irrelevant, and is unlikely to ever be true. Another thing is that a conscious violation of the possible:

a) for the purpose of educational experiment, it is no wonder they say that we are learning and, therefore, and teach only from the mistakes and

b) for the thrill, in order to test the usefulness of life.

BUT! In both cases, you must fully anticipate all the consequences of your misconduct and be prepared to bear the full measure of responsibility for it. So before you violate any of the principles, think a hundred times, and perhaps still not worth it?


I want to see how important it is to check their assumptions in practice. This I realized when we started my relationship with m