Comments on: Home http://borderlessthinking.com Fri, 18 May 2012 12:09:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Sylvia Myers http://borderlessthinking.com/#comment-10967 Sylvia Myers Sun, 01 Apr 2012 13:56:14 +0000 http://borderlessthinking.com/?page_id=3412#comment-10967 Thanks for the thought-provoking article, especially the reframe on quitting. I actually sat up straighter in my chair as I was reading it. Thanks for the thought-provoking article, especially the reframe on quitting. I actually sat up straighter in my chair as I was reading it.

]]> By: Linda Esposito http://borderlessthinking.com/#comment-8467 Linda Esposito Mon, 27 Feb 2012 14:00:29 +0000 http://borderlessthinking.com/?page_id=3412#comment-8467 I couldn't agree more about conditioning negative responses. As I love to remind my clients (and myself, too)"You created the negative thought/fear/roadblock, and you CAN uncreate/recreate it." Studies show that our brains are pretty malleable when it comes to reversing or dislodging an uncomfortable situation or event, and reframing the lense by which we see the "new" memory of that event. That's a great testimonial from Mark :). I couldn’t agree more about conditioning negative responses. As I love to remind my clients (and myself, too)”You created the negative thought/fear/roadblock, and you CAN uncreate/recreate it.”

Studies show that our brains are pretty malleable when it comes to reversing or dislodging an uncomfortable situation or event, and reframing the lense by which we see the “new” memory of that event.

That’s a great testimonial from Mark :).

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