One of my top 15 books of all time is Psycho-Cybernetics written in 1960 by Maxwell Maltz, MD. One of the key takeaways is that you and I can never outperform our own self-image. It is also very clear that you and I cannot access new opportunities unless we expand our comfort zone and level-up our self-awareness.
After all the self-image is not who we are to other people (our public self) but who we are to ourselves and how we perceive our own abilities, capacities, strengths, vulnerabilities, and intentions when we have stripped away the inauthentic notions of who we “ought” to be.
We are born with limitless potential for the amount of time we will be granted in this human experience. Simply put we have far more things we could do, then we will ever have time to actually do, so the gift of our free will to choose what and how we wish to create and utilize those latencies is truly one of our largest blessings. One we sometimes (without the knowledge or intent) may squander by robotica…
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