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Excellent evalaution Leoncio
The datum that really caught my attention is that procrastination is the result of an overwhelm. That is a new one, a new insight for me and a very good one. Not that I really procrastinate that much, or that it is a problem for me, but it is good to know, or rather important to know in understand ing people and their cases. Well said, David Hi Martin, Pete, and all trommers " As the mind only contains his own past postulates, he cannot possibly ever win the game against his own mind. It is the one game he can only lose. " In fact the word 'mind' in above text means 'reative mind'. And our analytical mind is continuously playing games with our reactive mind. I disagree with Dennis when he say that our analytical mind only can lose the game with our reactive mind: sometimes we can win the game! Using TROM, for example, is a winner strategy for this game. When Pete was in his blue funk his analytical mind was overwhelmed by his reactive mind with some 'blue funk' postulate. He knew that he could solve the problem using TROM, but he couldn't. The 'blue funk' postulate put Pete into a procrastination mode: he knew what would be better to do, but he could not do anything with TROM. He was forced to not know TROM exercises. Then he studied and successfully applied another technology, which was not known by his mind (both reactive and analytical). The unknown-ness of this strategy did not allow a new procrastination overwhelm, and Pete got ARC. (Am I plausible Pete?) So, every procrastination is clearly an overwhelm from the reactive mind, with the analytical mind assuming the overwhelming postulate to not to do something. Each new postulate introduced by analytical mind to overcome the procrastination is followed by a counter postulate from reactive mind, letting the being immobilized. Over the internet there are thousands of recipes to overcome procrastination. This probes that it is not an easy task. Every human being, in some part of his life, gets wonderful results from good technologies just to stop using it a little later. He can find several (and of course, futile) reasons to stop using it and do not realize that his analytical mind was forced to not know that technology again and entered in pure procrastination mode. When a first read TROM book, I got enthusiastic and decided to start TROM exercises in the next weekend. On Thursday I got a cold. I did not start TROM exercises on that weekend, and on Monday my cold started to vanish. Then I decided to start again next weekend. New cold, new delay. Finally I got the message: my mind could not overwhelm my mind with a counter postulate (because my enthusiasm about TROM were huge), so it overwhelmed my body with a cold, but with the same effect. The solution was to overwhelm my reactive mind: I decided consciously to procrastinate forever those TROM exercises (I think aloud that to myself, and did not think to start exercises, but I knew, deep inside, I would). In this movement I took in my mind a complimentary postulate, and that cold postulate vanished completely. Then on the next Saturday morning I wake up (without any problems) and in that precise moment I decided to start TROM exercises, without letting room for cold-style procrastination. I got up, went to my home-office and started with TROM exercises, successfully. My both minds learn with every new overwhelming strategies I introduce in my games with reactive mind, so from times to times I got myself procrastinating something without solution, looking for a new (i.e., unknown by me) and workable strategy. It is not an easy task, either. Best tromming Leoncio Hi Martin, Pete, and all trommers� " As the mind only contains his own past postulates, he cannot possibly ever win the game against his own mind. It is the one game he can only lose.��" In fact the word 'mind' in above text means 'reative mind'. And our�analytical mind is continuously playing games with our reactive mind.� I�disagree�with Dennis when he say that our analytical mind only can lose the game�with our reactive mind: sometimes we can win the game! Using TROM, for example, �is a winner strategy for this game.� When Pete was in his blue funk his analytical mind was overwhelmed by his reactive mind with some 'blue funk' postulate.� He knew that he could solve the problem using TROM, but he couldn't. � The 'blue funk' postulate put Pete into a procrastination mode: he knew what would be better to do, but he could not do anything with TROM. He was forced to not know TROM exercises.� Then he studied and successfully applied another technology, which was not known by his mind (both reactive and analytical). The unknown-ness of this strategy did not allow a new procrastination overwhelm, and Pete got ARC. � (Am I plausible Pete?) So, every procrastination is clearly an overwhelm from the reactive mind, with the analytical mind assuming the overwhelming postulate to not to do something. Each new postulate introduced by analytical mind to overcome the procrastination is followed by a counter postulate from reactive mind, letting the being�immobilized. Over the internet there are thousands of recipes to overcome procrastination. This probes that it is not an easy task.� Every human being, in some part of his life, gets�wonderful�results from good technologies just to�stop using it�a little later. He can find several (and of course,�futile) reasons to stop using it and do not realize that his analytical mind was forced to not know that technology again and entered in pure procrastination mode. When a first read TROM book, I got enthusiastic�and decided to start TROM exercises in the next weekend. On�Thursday�I got a cold. I did not start TROM exercises on that weekend, and on�Monday�my cold started to vanish.� Then I decided to start again next weekend. New cold, new delay. Finally I got the message: my mind could not overwhelm my mind with a counter postulate (because my�enthusiasm about TROM were huge), so it overwhelmed my body with a�cold, but with the same effect. The solution was to overwhelm my reactive mind: I decided consciously to procrastinate forever those TROM exercises (I think aloud that to myself, and did not think to start exercises, but I knew, deep inside, I would).�In this movement I took in my mind a complimentary postulate, and that cold postulate vanished�completely.� Then on the next�Saturday�morning I wake up (without any problems) and in that precise moment I decided to start TROM exercises, without letting room for cold-style procrastination. �I got up, went to my�home-office� and started with TROM exercises, successfully. My both minds learn with every new overwhelming�strategies I introduce in my games with�reactive�mind, so from times to times I got myself procrastinating something without solution, looking for a new (i.e., �unknown by me) and workable strategy. It is not an easy task, either. 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