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*No matter who you are or what your situation is, some change is always possible. | *No matter who you are or what your situation is, some change is always possible. | ||
*If there’s a situation in the world you want to change, liminal thinking can help. | *If there’s a situation in the world you want to change, liminal thinking can help. | ||
== The word liminal comes from a Latin root that means threshold == | == The word liminal comes from a Latin root that means threshold == | ||
==== Literally, a threshold is a doorway ==== | ==== Literally, a threshold is a doorway ==== | ||
Revision as of 23:00, 2 July 2020
The Art Of Creating Change
By Understanding, Shaping, And Reframing Beliefs
Beliefs form the basis of everything people say, think, and do
- These six principles constitute a theory of beliefs: how they come into being, why they are necessary, how they are reinforced over time, and why people cling to their beliefs, even when they are incomplete, obsolete, or invalid.
- No matter who you are or what your situation is, some change is always possible.
- If there’s a situation in the world you want to change, liminal thinking can help.
The word liminal comes from a Latin root that means threshold
Literally, a threshold is a doorway
- But a threshold is also the beginning of every journey.
- A threshold is a boundary that marks a point of transition between one state and another.
Liminal thinking is the art of finding, creating and using thresholds to create change.
- It is a kind of mindfulness that enables you to create positive change.