Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success, Training The Three Principles 0
Two people decided to take a year out, learn videography and travel around America interviewing people whose lives have been changed by an understanding. Their reason for taking on this altruistic endeavor was that they experienced levels of wellbeing that they had previously not thought possible, and wanted to tell the world. This is a […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success, Training, Wellbeing psychology, The Three Principles 0
If someone behaves in a way that might be described as rude, obnoxious or aggressive, I ask myself “What must they be thinking, in this moment, to behave in this way or to think that this behaviour is their best option?” I have an understanding based on three principles. We create our reality from the […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success, Wellbeing Michael Neill, The Three Principles 0
“Most people want to have more wonderful experiences of being alive. It is just so much easier than they think. And the kindness of the design is that when you slow down, when you put a higher priority on your state of mind, rather than on your achievement, it doesn’t limit your achievement it actual […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing psychology, The Three Principles 0
I just read a Facebook Comment, by Karen Daniels, in which she discussed the “appreciation effect”. She describes how appreciation can turbo-charge the child’s self esteem, confidence and performance at school. My first thought was that that appreciation often becomes a two way connection that can really deepen the quality of a relationship. In my […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing psychology, The Three Principles 0
Part of your brain, the limbic system, has the ability to create thoughts like hunger, thirst, fear and reproductive urges. These are the results of basic neuro physiological urges that create appropriate changes in the balance of your endocrine system (hormones, neuro-transmitters, endorphins, etc.). We share the ability to create ‘Thought’ with other mammalians, and […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing psychology, The Three Principles 0
Recent advances in brain scan technology have shown that we get 80% more information back from our visual cortex than is received by our eyes. That means that 80% of our experience of reality comes from within our own brain. Someone once challenged me about this and I asked him to look around the restaurant […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Success, Wellbeing psychology, The Three Principles 0
I have found it useful to make a distinction between fear and anxiety. I consider that an emotion is a conscious awareness of a change in my body chemistry. Our endocrine system (a number of hormone secreting glands) will change the balance of our ‘body chemistry’ according to our thoughts. We have a number of […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
The better your quality of mind, the better your experience of life. When I first heard that statement it made sense to me. I make better decisions when I am not stressed so better thing happen to me when I have a ‘clear head’. Last week I noticed how a need we have from childhood […]
Steve Dickinson Psychology, Wellbeing NLP, psychology, The Three Principles 0
The great thing about ‘Three Principles’, or ‘Inside-out’ understanding of reality, is that there is nothing to learn and there are no techniques. It is the only thing I have ever experienced that can cause someone to transform their experience of life just by hearing about it. You don’t have to do anything. The premise […]
Steve Dickinson Business, Presentations psychology, The Three Principles 0
These are some very impressive statistics. The greater my understanding of the Three Principles the more I am amazed: 80% reduction in project durations. Strategies formed in one fifth of the time. Statistically significant increases in staff and executives wellbeing. Measurable increase in company’s profits. Source: Reflections the Sol (the Society for Organizational Learning) Journey, […]