Self Development Seminar – Anything Really Useful?
Self Development Seminar – Anything Really Useful?

Dave Mallegg - Self Development
I recently attended a self development seminar after having stopped attending such seminars years ago.
The most we ever got out of any past self development seminars was an initial, temporary, hopeful, excitement. I had ended up concluding the subject was a waste of time.
After the seminar, I really did have a vastly better understanding of my own reactions, thoughts and emotions to events and conversations (including my own internal dialog with myself). Probably experiencing the concepts during the event helped me to “get it” and apply it immediately.
I felt more in control of myself and my surroundings and was better able to interact, respond and even understand better where other people were coming from.
What Kinds Of Things Did Herb Say That Were So Great?
1) We are never upset about what we think we are upset about. We are always upset about a perception, not what actually happened.
2) Problems never go away when you try to solve them. When an event occurs that blocks you from making progress toward a goal, refocus on the goal to locate a different path to pursue that goal, rather than pushing to eliminate that initial blocking event. Then that blocking event is no longer important to you because you have now found a different path that currently has no blocks visible yet. The original problem has now become unimportant to you.
3) Responsibility is agreeing to be the cause of everything that happens to you, that you do to others, that others do to you, and others do to others. (This one generated a lot of discussion and a lot of experiencing to “get it”)
4) Almost everybody has mistakenly misfiled their past into their future file drawer. Get your past out of your future file drawer and keep it in your past drawer so you can start to manifest some new things you want in your life. You want your future file drawer to be empty.
5) The only way to forgive is to relive the experience. Then it will no longer control you. Then it will go away.

Self Development
An example of how our definitions of words and concepts affect our behavior, attitudes and ability to move ahead involves where our perceptions come from. Generally they come from our past based on earlier experiences and how we reacted, responded and what we thought about the situation.
Then when a similar (but perhaps not identical) situation occurs we instinctively apply the previously established response and attitude toward the recent occurrence of the similar situation.
This is clearly a self development seminar that left me stunned. I have been applying everything ever sense and having lots of fun feeling better about myself and everyone around me.
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