How to transform a disadvantage into an advantage

How to transform a disadvantage into an advantage:

Think about things you want to do but you could
not make happen or the result was not as you
expected. For example, I have never got any job
offers, although I have attended a number of
interviews.
Think about 5 good things you get from the
disappointment of not getting a job.

5 Good things are:
1. I have time for family, teaching my kid,
looking after my husband and decorating my
house.
2. I have the chance to learn new skills such as
cake baking and cake decoration.
3. I have time to write books and publish them,
selling them worldwide.
4. I have time to stop and think about what is
happening in my life and I have time to plan
for the future.
5. I have time for a break and to practice
meditation.

Ref: 37 Smart Ways: Life Journeys

Dr Kesorn PechrachWeaver: 37 Smart Ways Life Journeys : Journey 13: Quitting

Dr Kesorn PechrachWeaver: 37 Smart Ways Life Journeys : Journey 13: Quitting: Journey 13 Quitting Many projects stopped before they ever started. Some were given up half way along the line. From now on, before st...

Journey 13: Quitting

Journey 13

Quitting

Many projects stopped before they ever started.
Some were given up half way along the line. From
now on, before stopping or quitting any projects,
let’s think of little toddlers or small kids.
Think of the little toddlers who are learning to
walk. They have fallen down many times but
they get up and try again and again until they
can walk and run.
This is similar to us when we fail to get what
we want. We will have to try again and again.
Every time we fail, that is our lesson to learn
and keep practising for the next time. We
always learn some new things, find out about
the problems and solve them. This
knowledge will help us the next time.

Ref: 37 Smart Ways: Life Journeys

Dr Kesorn PechrachWeaver: 37 Smart Ways Life Journeys : Practice Journey 12: Practice the risk

Dr Kesorn PechrachWeaver: 37 Smart Ways Life Journeys : Practice Journey 12: Practice the risk:  Practice the risk Think about something you want to do but you are worried, afraid or not quite ready to start. Check the 2...

Practice Journey 12: Practice the risk

 Practice the risk

• Think about something you want to do but

you are worried, afraid or not quite ready to
start.

• Check the 2 steps to see if it is dangerous.

• Plan the schedule to start within 24 -72

hours.

• Start doing it. You can feel the power inside

your body, the excitement along your body
and the parts of your body waking up.

Reference:

37 Smart Ways: Life Journeys

Dr Kesorn PechrachWeaver: 37 Smart Ways Life Journeys : Journey 12: Is the Risk Worth it?

Dr Kesorn PechrachWeaver: 37 Smart Ways Life Journeys : Journey 12: Is the Risk Worth it?: Journey 12 Risk Risk is everywhere and everything is risky. Even sleeping in your own bed is still risky. It may be low risk or high ris...

Journey 12: Is the Risk Worth it?

Journey 12

Risk

Risk is everywhere and everything is risky. Even
sleeping in your own bed is still risky. It may be low
risk or high risk. However, it is not the risk itself, but
how we deal with it that is more important.

• 1st Step: Check if the risk is dangerous

1. Use your knowledge and your brain to get the answer
2. Use your feeling. Does it feel right?

• 2nd Step: Check if it is worth the risk

1. Give a score of the good and the bad from 1
   to 100
2. Find out the result from the differencebetween the good and the bad scores. If the good is more than the bad, it is worth taking
   the risk.

37 Smart Ways: Life Journeys