MINDSET-MASTERS

Mindset Masters an impartial observer. Such an observer has regular interactions with you, can note your actions without judging and encourages you to draw your own conclusions. Observers of this form are difficult to find. Many coaching or mentor relationships suffer from the filters of censorship, relevance and solution bias. This short chapter helps you look into your actions and allows you a glimpse into the inner workings of your current mindset, with suggestions on how to commence change. The observer we will use is your refrigerator or fridge/freezer. The reason this is used is based on the following assumptions -­‐ if these do not apply, this is not a suitable reference: • You are what you eat -­‐ much of your food can or should come from your fridge. • You need to select what is important to you -­‐ your fridge has finite volume. • You need to act when opportunities occur -­‐ your stored items have limited lifespan. • You choose your priorities -­‐ you have installed in your life and your kitchen a large expensive appliance for the single purpose of managing a vital part of your life. Observation Let's commence by an observation of your fridge. Take several pictures of the outside and the inside without moving or changing anything. These are a good reference now and for the future. Take several digital photos today. In brief: 95