10 Mistakes People Make with Thinking (plus 1 bonus)
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10 Mistakes People Make with Thinking (plus 1 bonus):
1. Don't "think" (use their heads/brains).
2. Follow every one else's thinking and never their own (goes with #1).
3. Are afraid to share their thoughts (were they overly ridiculed as a child?).
4. Can't get along with others who think differently.
5. Aren't open to new thinking on a matter/subject (stuck in their ways).
6. Force their thinking on others (manipulate, dominate).
7. Think "old thinking" is irrelevant just because it's old ("progressive").
8. Forget to bounce their thinking off of others to confirm its substance, good or bad.
9. Overlook the importance of a good night's sleep and healthy eating to clarity of mind.
10. Don't spend enough time with the "great thinkers" through reading (lifts up/enhances your own thinking).
BONUS Are afraid to recognize mental problems for what they are and seek help ("everybody's out to get me," "nobody likes me," "I might as well end it all/kill myself").
by Mike C (aka blog boy)
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posted by Unknown at 7:51 AM
4 Comments:
That's a lot in 10 points. Forcing their thinking on people is the worst. And they hardly take responsibilities when it turns out silly.
I would like to add 3 more (assuming the bonus is no. 11):
12: Not writing down the spontaneous thoughts which are so easily forgotten
13: Neglecting to take time to refine, condense and present the thoughts,
14: Denying or ignoring when not "thinking" even when becoming aware of this (which is even worse than #1)
Let us encourage one another to think continuously!
I would like to add 3 more (assuming the bonus is no. 11):
12: Not writing down the spontaneous thoughts which are so easily forgotten
13: Neglecting to take time to refine, condense and present the thoughts,
14: Denying or ignoring when not "thinking" even when becoming aware of this (which is even worse than #1)
Let us encourage one another to think continuously!
I would like to add 3 more (assuming the bonus is no. 11):
12: Not writing down the spontaneous thoughts which are so easily forgotten
13: Neglecting to take time to refine, condense and present the thoughts,
14: Denying or ignoring when not "thinking" even when becoming aware of this (which is even worse than #1)
Let us encourage one another to think continuously!
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