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Prove-It-To-Yourself – Trial Run #1

If you have read and understood the materials on the science of causing outcomes and the example “trial run”, you are ready to prove to yourself that your mindful application of this science can work for you by participating in the first of several trial runs that we will offer on this website and in our forthcoming publications.

Trial Run #1:

·        Ask yourself, “What would make my life more satisfying?” and list everything that comes to mind.

·        Rank the items on your list from “most easy to accomplish” to “hardest to accomplish.”

·        Choose an item from the middle of your list that you estimate will take three weeks or longer to accomplish.

·        Commit yourself to its accomplishment.

·        Think of three things you can do (a.k.a. “movement”) in the next three weeks to accomplish this outcome, or at least to be notably closer to its accomplishment.

·        Do all of these three things during the three weeks allotted.

·        If your intended outcome is still unaccomplished when the three weeks are over, think of three more things to do during the next three weeks and do all of them as well.

·        Continue the sequence of three-week programs until your desired outcome is accomplished.

Keep a detailed journal of your trial run, noting all that takes place – your successes, setbacks, insights, challenges, impediments, frustrations, questions, etc., and make a weekly assessment of your progress by noting how well you have met the required principles of

·        mindful self-command

·        focused action

·        specificity of outcome

·        neutralization of barriers and obstacles

·        non-distraction by competing intentions

·        having a mindset that corresponds to your outcome’s accomplishment.

You may also report your self-assessment in the dialog box below, and then consult the reports of others and engage them in dialog via the accompanying discussion board, where all concerned can learn from one another. The Project Directors will selectively participate in these exchanges as well, to more fully detail how the science of causing outcomes is most effectively supplied.

PLEASE NOTE CAREFULLY: The following dialog box is to use only for your initial report of your experience with Trail Run #1, which will appear with others’ reports are on the discussion page.

 

DIALOGUE BOX

(i.e., the box in which participants report their self-assessments)