How To See The Hidden Truth

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The more skills you have, the better you'll do.

This is a pretty broad statement, but consider the basic human problem.

We sit here inside our minds, looking out into the world.

We either want to get more of something good, or get less of something bad.

This could be actual things, like more peanut butter sandwiches and less broccoli pies.

Or it could be situations. Less getting screamed at by our boss and more people we like telling (or showing) us they like us back.

In between what we want, and where we are, is our reality.

And based on how well we operate within that reality, we'll get what we want, or at least closer.

Or get a bit further from what we don't want.

Some of this happens instinctively.

Like when you recoil from something scary, or your pupils dilate at somebody sexy.

Next are things we've trained in.

Things that operate as if they are instincts.

Like learning martial arts.

You train your muscles until you respond automatically, without thinking.

After that comes conscious choice and conscious action.

Whenever we take conscious action, there are another couple things to understand.

One is we don't operate on reality itself, but our perception.

Second we operate based on our understanding of our own skills.

Clearly, there is a lot going on.

This is happening all the time.

Some of it conscious, some if it unconscious.

And we are almost always conflicted.

There's always part of us that wants to move forward, but also slightly worried.

But the bottom line is the same.

We are in the world.

And to get what we want, we need to operate on the world.

Sure, up to a certain point, all we need to is be open to "receive," but then we learn to walk and talk.

And after a certain point, we are responsible adults, and it's all us.

Two things will help you.

Help you to get more of what you want, and less of what you don't want.

One is to continuously update your map of reality.

The more you interact with your reality, in various and new ways, the more experience you'll get.

The second is to always be improving your skills.

The more skills you have, and the more you practice them, the more confident you'll feel.

One set of skills that can always be practiced is communication skills.

Not just in speaking, but in listening.

And not just the stuff that is being said.

Everybody can hear that.

But the stuff that's not being said.

The stuff in between the lines.

The hidden truth inside everybody's language, both good and bad.

When you can see and respond to THIS deeper truth, you'll have a huge advantage.

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