Mindset Management - How Strong is Your Ability to Reason and Get Everything You Want in Life?
The ability to reason is one of the most important of the six intellectual factors. Curso Maestro Reiki Revision Human beings have to make a volitional choice to use this factor in pursuit of their dreams. All men, women and children have the capacity to think and use reason, however, not everyone does! This is evidenced by the overwhelming percentage of the population who at the age of retirement are dead, broke or still working out of necessity. Isn't it interesting that only 1% to 4% of the population have significant wealth that affords them the time to enjoy everything that this world has to offer at retirement?
The ability to use our reason implies that we can use logic. What does this really mean? To be logical implies that you have the ability to collect, organize and use information in a way that furthers your position in life to be happier, healthier and wealthier with people you love. Isn't this the objective?
Let's look a little deeper at the four primary thinking processes. Thinking processes can be: declarative, cumulative, serial, or parallel. The most basic form of logic is to simply declare something. For example if I said: "this is a red car" this would be considered declarative. If you observe children from a very early age they will communicate using declarative statements. They might say something like "That is a big dog."
If now I add more complexity to this statement and say, "this is a red car and it travels quickly." this would be considered cumulative logic. Some individuals mature out of the declarative mode of thinking to cumulative but not everyone.
