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Why You are Likely Being TOO Obedient to Authority Figures

by www.Sedona.com

Stanley Milgram, a Yale University psychologist, conducted a now-famous series of experiments in the 1960s to determine how much pain a person would inflict on another simply because they were told to do so.

The experiments took place in the social setting of the trial of Adolph Eichmann, a high-ranking Nazi who facilitated the mass deportation of many to Nazi extermination camps, but who claimed to have done so because he was following orders.

Who's Afraid Of The Big Bad Wolf?

Everybody has a "Big Bad Wolf" in their life, and it's especially obvious if you're an equestrian.

What do I mean by a "Big Bad Wolf"? Here's a scenario that's all too familiar to equestrians: you're at a riding lesson, and your teacher has you do this and that with the horse.  You do them fairly well – until the teacher runs you through a command performance.  Suddenly, you freeze up, your horse is running away with you, and you are struggling to perform movements that were simple just moments ago.  The harder you try, the worse it gets. 

If you go to a horse show it's even worse.  There you'll see lots of "Big Bad Wolves" in the ring. Or maybe you are trail riding, and you meet a "humungous-just-awefulous" – a large horse-eating stone or stump at the side of the trail.  Oh, yes, it's going to swallow your horse whole!  But he has plenty of those in his pasture. 

Why is this one an issue – and more importantly, what can you do about it?

Join us on June 13th at 8pm Eastern, 7pm Central, 6pm Mountain and 5pm Pacific as Rick Wilkes shares how EFT, the Emotional Freedom Technique can work for equestrians.  EFT is something you can do anytime, anywhere. There is no charge to sign up for this, and if you have a high speed internet connection, now you can even listen for no charge! For more info visit http://EquineTeleseminar.net/EFT/signup.htm.

Thriving Now

I finally made a team call at Thriving Now, Rick Wilkes' site, last night.  Rick worked with me on removing tension I noticed I had when the word "test" is used.  The issue was most noticeable at my last lesson when  Bethany had me ride a training level test, and I tensed up like crazy, causing Mariah to be strung out, etc.

I finally made a team call at Thriving Now, Rick Wilkes' site, last night.  Rick worked with me on removing tension I noticed I had when the word "test" is used.  The issue was most noticeable at my last lesson when  Bethany had me ride a training level test, and I tensed up like crazy, causing Mariah to be strung out, etc.

EFT Video

I found this video when I visited the EFT home site, watched it and wanted to share it with you.  It was funny, that a few hours later, hubby said he had found something very special he knew I'd want to see - and it was this same video!  It's well put together, and I believe that it's produced by the same people who put together "The Secret".

I personally heartily endorse EFT for emotional freedom, physical freedom and performance freedom, as while I haven’t use it consistently, when I do use it, I consistently have dramatic results. 

Based on impressive new discoveries regarding the body's subtle energies, EFT has been proven successful in thousands of clinical cases. It applies to just about every problem you can name and it often works where nothing else will. You can learn all the basics for free by downloading the EFT Manual here. If you wish to save time and dive right in then explore the affordable EFT DVD Library here.

EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) was originally designed to reduce the psychotherapy process from months and years down to minutes and hours. From there it was discovered that astonishing physical healings also occurred. Symptoms faded for everything from Migraine Headaches to Cancer. Complete details are given on the EFT website.

Happy Trails!
Patricia Reszetylo
EquineTeleseminar.net

An American Idol Observation

I hear it every year. “We are NOT watching American Idol this year!” Hubby is adamant, and very serious.

He really means it this year.

And here we are, watching American Idol again this year. Every year he swears we aren’t going to watch it, and every year, we end up watching it. For me though, it’s a lesson in how to succeed at life – and certainly how to succeed in business (or in riding).

This year one of the contestants REALLY outshines the others. Blake Lewis is somebody to watch for a long time to come, even if he doesn’t, by some twist of fate, win the coveted “American Idol” title. Here is a kid – he’s younger than I, so I can call him a kid – who has repeatedly demonstrated that he can take an old song and jazz it up so much that it’s actually fresh, interesting, new, and his own.

He’s doing what more of us should be doing - Doing something common uncommonly well.

Those who do something common uncommonly well make spectacular success stories. They are the people we emulate, use for inspiration. They are the people who make a difference in the world. They are the people we want to be.

Are you ready to do something common uncommonly well? 

What do you do that you love doing?
What is missing in your industry, region, locale, stable or job?
What would give your clients, patrons, coworkers or boss something to rave about?
What is needed?  It could be something specific, or just an attribute of a situation that you recognize as needing improvement.
How can you make yourself indispensable?
What educational opportunities can you take advantage of, paid, free or bartered that are along the lines of your interest?  You'd be surprised what you'll find when you start looking.  Want lessons, but can't afford them?  Watch other's riding lessons.  Read books, get dvds - the possibilities are endless.

Now go dazzle ‘em!

The Menacing Mathematics of Multiple Meds

By Gary Craig

There's something scary about drugs that concerns a growing number of physicians and should wobble the knees of every patient on the planet.  It's obvious to any mathematician but somehow has escaped the general scrutiny of the health industry.