Did Someone Say "Leave Billions To Charity Via The Shortcut Zen of Mastery?"
How to leave billions to charity?
YES, how to leave billions to charity.
There is a Shortcut Zen of Mastery in you.
It yearns and burns to succeed at world class.
What has been done before can be done by you.
The Shortcut Zen of Mastery requires understanding.
Not sophisticated understanding, simple understanding.
When you double your money 10x, you have 1000x more.
When you double your money ten times, without spending profit,
you end up with more than a thousand times what you began with.
Even if that does not make sense, it is pure truth.
The Shortcut Zen of Mastery invites you to use time.
Regaining wasted thousands of seconds gets you rich.
Use the time that you are here and the time beyond you.
Read this Shapetalk PowerGems repeatedly, going deeper,
this Shapetalk PowerGem carries more than you see just yet.
The wonders of compounded interest add up hugely over time.
Control yourself from moving on to new thoughts by investing even ONE minute
into looking and thinking beyond first meanings to rapidly develop lifelong wisdom.
Each birthday, set aside 100, not disbursable for twenty decades.
The growth reaches up into the billions, sweet charitable billions.
The opportunity to give on such vast scales should not escape you,
nor can you escape the inevitable proofs of Newton's Third Law.
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, so plant your seeds well.
The actions you repeat most often comprise YOUR Shortcut Zen of Mastery.
You can leave billions, and more billions to charity, with simple shortcuts.
Any great action we take many, many times over, repays us in wealth.
When you embrace the Shortcut Zen of Mastery,
the Shortcut Zen of Mastery nicely reciprocates.
When money is tight, forget what neighbors think.
The no spending zone is achieved with imagination.
Imagining you being on the street should be enough.
Stop spending your money, investing it in you instead.
Whether you join so many who live the Shortcut Zen of Mastery, those leaving billions to charity with hundreds,
live your own Shortcut Zen of Mastery, with all Billions and billions and still more billions of thoughts,
each interconnecting with uncountable billions more...
just in YOUR head alone.
with a sufficient level of intelligence, and training to use it,
you can come to comprehend that this constitutes advance information.
When you know in advance which team is going to win, you can earn on that data.
When you possess useful information in advance, acting on it tends to repay very richly.
Observing people who do it best, you will find that they act most often on what they know.
Yes, they do it thousands of times to get better at it, "it" being whatever they know best of all.
Knowing in advance that the level of control you exert on your thoughts impacts your outcomes,
you have solid information far, FAR in advance of the advent of your later days when you look back.
Mediocre effort, mediocre results. Great effort, great results. Only the most stupid of us do not grasp this.
There are at least ten things you always need to repeatedly do in life, right? Write ten of them down, now.
Ten things you are most likely to have to repeat ANYWAY for at least the foreseeable future in living your life.
For those who stopped reading to write them down, you have already achieved more than half of your first goal.
You just proved that you are in the top three percentile, those who most always come back from losses even richer.
For the rest, well, you performed stupidly, something you can correct now, or, close the page and move on to other things.
Within that list of ten things you do over and over again you will find no less than eight that will take you right up to mastery.
Even if tying your shoes is on that list, getting one percent better at the act is one of many acts that add up to exponentiation.
You see, true mastery is not merely connected to, for example, how accurately an archer can hit a target with his or her bow and arrow.
There are a dozen skills that must be mastered before you can rely on that target being hit a vast majority of the time, at least a dozen.
Breathing normally has approximately zero value to anyone trying to hit a target with a projectile, especially one being fired by hand!
Deep, calm, breathing, knowing to let about half the lung capacity be where you stop exhaling, holding the lungs about as still as can be.
As well, holding the arm oh-so-steadily, discrete from the careful holding of the arrow, firmly, get close to the edge for smooth, quick release.
Standing still while holding up a heavy piece of equipment and still maintaining focus on a precise point on the target, engages multiple tasks.
All to say that, when the guy or girl hits the target, there is no luck, other than Laboring Under Correct Knowledge, acronymically, if you please.
The Shortcut Zen of Mastery relies a great deal on luck, provided you understand luck as the Shortcut Zen of Mastery does, with every new effort.
Billions unto ever-growing billions and even more additional billions of thoughts running through the minds of all these billions of human beings.
How many are focused with clarity on what it is they love best, and are therefore more likely to study best and to know best of all they know?
The more you do of what you love, the better you tend to get at it. Knowing this in advance is a wake-up call to what you most love to do.
At least five or ten hours per week, even if it is done between school, work, parenting, babysitting, WHATEVER, this is your life NOW.
Whatever you spend your minutes on is whatever you are spending your life on. If happy, do not change. If unhappy, better hurry.
Your life is whizzing past, 1440 opportunities flashing you past you every day of your life, although you may call them "minutes."
The Shortcut Zen of Mastery sees 1,440 opportunities every day, to get even one percent better, and to intentionally smile more.
The smile is not for rah-rah attitude, it is chemical: When you smile repeatedly, your brain will ALWAYS produce better solutions.
Do not even think to form an opinion of this, doesn't matter if you are a double-degreed biochemically-trained Nobel Prize Winner.
You've not yet broken or shattered hundreds of useful, transferable world records, as has the Godfather of the Shortcut Zen of Mastery.
Reading a book or three per day for 16,000 days and beyond, combined with an IQ of 128 in high school, 189 forty years later, money talks.
The Shortcut Zen of Mastery promises you both fantastic AND accelerated results when you smile more to get your brain into its sharpest states.
With all of the billions of thoughts in your head, an estimated 10,000,000,000,000,000 (ten quadrillion) pieces of information stored by age 30,
you are so much more knowledgeable than you, or those around you may realize, recognize, and make use of. You are the Shortcut Zen of Mastery.
From your very infancy, there was a Shortcut Zen of Mastery bursting forth from you, and then, you allowed life, or tough parents, to slow you down.
That comes to a stop with the Shortcut Zen of Mastery, because so many of the master secrets of the universe are things you knew well as a child.
Here's a great example: As a child, you knew the single most powerful secret of wealth, particularly high-speed weakth, and you proved it.
When you wanted that ice cream badly enough, you asked enough times, or enough people, to get ice cream.
The identical rules apply to billionaires: Whoever asks more people more times each inevitably ends up with more than everyone else.
You, or your neighbor, can proffer up as many excuses for why you don't ask or who you don't ask, while winners just ask even more.
From billions and billions and soon, oh, wow, even further billions of people, each with billions of thoughts, attached to choice.
You can choose to think as billions do, that sugar and white flour are fine, or that cell phones don't make you seriously retarded,
and you can choose to think as your heroes and heroines, your champions and role models choose to think:
MOST OFTEN ON WHAT THEY KNOW.
Whatever you love most, do it the most, and soon enough you can find someone to pay you for it, even if just on a part-time basis.
Billions of people with evermore billions of unique or similar thoughts, with billions and billions of possible outcomes, from choice.
The Shortcut Zen of Mastery begs you to look for the best thoughts within you, the happiest thoughts of what you love.
When you know in advance what an outcome is going to be, when you know that your outcomes are directly tied not to circumstance,
rather, to which of your billions and still more billions of your thoughts you will grant full-bore highlighting and focus, you get GREAT.
You are the Shortcut Zen of Mastery, because the Shortcut Zen of Mastery has always been alive in you. Use more of your best shortcuts.
