Thursday, October 6, 2011

Listening to Yourself


Listening Yourself
The most important thing you can do to start building self-awareness and find out what YOUR specific purpose is here on earth is to start listening to yourself, and the best way to accomplish this is by keeping a daily journal of your thoughts. The great inventor Benjamin Franklin once said: "If you're not to be forgotten when you're dead and rotten, either do things worth writing about or write things worth reading about." This saying must have been believed by many other great achievers in history because most of them were prolific writers who kept track of their thoughts and reflections in personal letters and journals.
Listening Yourself

Writing is a focused exercise for the mind and it helps you to clarify the random thoughts which are going round in your mind driving you crazy for most of the day. Begin to write these thoughts down and write down the answers to questions such as "What's the one thing that I want people to remember me for?" or "What's the one thing that I want to accomplish before I die?". As you ask yourself these questions and develop the skill of understanding your own thought process and listening to the voice of your heart, the answers will become clearer and more specific.