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**Alert!**Game changer for word-user brains

**Alert!**Game changer for word-user brains

Game changer for word-user brains?

What am I talking about?

Talking about quotes.

Yup, quotes.

All over the world, word-users are banging on about stories, only because stories endlessly repeated sell, sell, and sell again — provided they’re endlessly repeated.

But no-one bangs on that in stories you cannot tell the difference between a lie and what genuinely happened.

Lie? True?

Children and adults alike have changed their views on the above white male as time went on. And so it is with any and all lies and truths wrapped up in stories. It’s difficult to tell bull, lies, and truths apart in stories.

That’s why I’m here to bring you the good news:

QUOTES ARE A GAME CHANGER FOR THE BRAIN!

Because in the land of quotes, everything is different.

  • You can tell lies from the truths.
  • Children and adults alike can do it.
  • Quotes are remembered.

You read my posts because you demand proof. Well, check out these few examples below:

“Honesty is a very expensive gift. DON’T EXPECT it from cheap people.”
“Honesty is a very expensive gift. EXPECT it from cheap people.”

“Focus all your energy NOT ON fighting the old, but ON building the new.”
“Focus all your energy ON fighting the old, but NOT ON building the new.”

“Nothing is more terrible than IGNORANCE in action.”
“Nothing is more terrible than KNOWLEDGE in action.”

“‎Strange times, when old and young are taught FALSEHOODS in school.”
“‎Strange times, when old and young are told WHAT GENUINELY HAPPENED in school.”

“Nothing is quite so USELESS as doing with great efficiency what should not be done at all.”
“Nothing is quite so USEFUL as doing with great efficiency what should not be done at all.”

“Until the lioness tells her tale, the story will ALWAYS glorify the hunter.”
“Until the lioness tells her tale, the story will NEVER glorify the hunter.”

“The only source of knowledge is EXPERIENCE.”
“The only source of knowledge is HEARSAY.”

Stories

“It doesn’t matter whether a story genuinely happened or not. The main thing is that it’s true.” – Erich Kästner

Stories are effective in getting anything at all across, bullpoop, lies or truths. If it’s in a story, it makes no difference. The world’s oldest storytellers, the religionists, have told lies wrapped up in stories with undisputed success for thousands of years with no end in sight.

Quotes

Quotes have only two things going for them:

  1. It’s dead-easy to tell truths from lies in quotes. Children and adults can do it.
  2. Quotes are remembered when stories are forgotten.

Because the list ends at 2, it tends to get overlooked that quotes are a game changer for the word-user brain.
Remember it next time you get tired of stories.

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Why you’re not respected in your relationships + how to fix it RIGHT AWAY

By In You

  • Keep your word.
  • The best vitamin for making friends that respect you: B1.
  • Take time (for your friends, or time will take your friends away).
  • It takes two to dance (in the long run, dancing alone isn’t fun).
  • Listen (rather than be heard).
  • Understand (rather than be understood).
  • Give (rather than be given).
  • Forgive (rather than be forgiven).
  • Find their solutions (rather than share your problems).
  • Know what you want (from your relationships).
  • In self-talk or aloud, your most important relationship is with words (everything you know is a word).

Respect words (they’ll return the favour). On that, my friend, I give you my word.

For your (free) copy of “RELATIONSHIP QUOTES WORTH READING TWICE” curated by yours truly, email beat@schindlersword.com with “Relate” in the subject line.

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Why you’re not respected in your relationships + how to fix it RIGHT AWAY

Why you’re not respected in your relationships + how to fix it RIGHT AWAY

  • Keep your word.
  • The best vitamin for making friends that respect you: B1.
  • Take time (for your friends, or time will take your friends away).
  • It takes two to dance (in the long run, dancing alone isn’t fun).
  • Listen (rather than be heard).
  • Understand (rather than be understood).
  • Give (rather than be given).
  • Forgive (rather than be forgiven).
  • Find their solutions (rather than share your problems).
  • Know what you want (from your relationships).
  • In self-talk or aloud, your most important relationship is with words (everything you know is a word).

Respect words (they’ll return the favour). On that, my friend, I give you my word.

For your (free) copy of “RELATIONSHIP QUOTES WORTH READING TWICE” curated by yours truly, email beat@schindlersword.com with “Relate” in the subject line.

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Who else wants to be a solopreneur?

By In You

In 1996, I decided to not die an employee, and I’ve been solopreneur ever since.

That means to unlearn and relearn, a lot, so I decided to attend more seminars than I care to remember with Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Dan Kennedy, Bill Glazer, Michael Simmons, Mike Dooley, and Lisa Zahiya, to name a few.

All of them were great to fabulous. Some even got me to travel to exotic places — Hawaii, Virgin Islands, California.

Finally, this year, on January 16th, 2024, I decided to enroll in Justin Welsh’ Creator MBA.

Lucky me, for it turns out to be beyond fabulous. The best seminar ever, second to none. What’s more, I’m enjoying it from the comfort of my Swiss home as we speak. ‘Nough from me.

You can read all about the Creator MBA directly from the horse’s mouth here: https://learn.justinwelsh.me/a/2147771038/hEMfBoyo
“A complete blueprint for starting, building, and sustaining a profitable internet business.” The above is an affiliate link. If you purchase through this link, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.

Sounds like a “Buy from me!” pitch? It’s not. On the contrary, systemic change requires sharing the information, and the Creator MBA has changed my systems like nothing has before.

Of course, it’s all up to you, as no other word or word-user can decide it for you, least of all me. But if my experience is anything to go by, it’s unlikely you will regret it.

For additional information, feel free to book a FREE 15-minute call, or contact me anytime at beat@schindlersword.com

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Who else wants to be a solopreneur?

Who else wants to be a solopreneur?

 

In 1996, I decided to not die an employee, and I’ve been solopreneur ever since.

That means to unlearn and relearn, a lot, so I decided to attend more seminars than I care to remember with Jack Canfield, Tony Robbins, Dan Kennedy, Bill Glazer, Michael Simmons, Mike Dooley, and Lisa Zahiya, to name a few.

All of them were great to fabulous. Some even got me to travel to exotic places — Hawaii, Virgin Islands, California.

Finally, this year, on January 16th, 2024, I decided to enroll in Justin Welsh’ Creator MBA.

Lucky me, for it turns out to be beyond fabulous. The best seminar ever, second to none. What’s more, I’m enjoying it from the comfort of my Swiss home as we speak. ‘Nough from me.

You can read all about the Creator MBA directly from the horse’s mouth here: https://learn.justinwelsh.me/a/2147771038/hEMfBoyo
“A complete blueprint for starting, building, and sustaining a profitable internet business.” The above is an affiliate link. If you purchase through this link, I may earn a small commission at no additional cost to you.

Sounds like a “Buy from me!” pitch? It’s not. On the contrary, systemic change requires sharing the information, and the Creator MBA has changed my systems like nothing has before.

Of course, it’s all up to you, as no other word or word-user can decide it for you, least of all me. But if my experience is anything to go by, it’s unlikely you will regret it.

For additional information, feel free to book a FREE 15-minute call, or contact me anytime at beat@schindlersword.com

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Wanna improve your writing?

By In Words, You

“A professional writer is an amateur who didn’t quit.” – Richard Bach

“A writer is someone for whom writing is more difficult than it is for other people.” – Thomas Mann

“All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know.” – Ernest Hemingway

“All my life I’ve looked at words as though I were seeing them for the first time.” – Ernest Hemingway

Everything you know is a word.

This is not philosophy. It is science.

Know your words well for they become your writing.

Wanna improve your writing even more?

By all means, feel free to read my  WRITE QUOTES WORTH READING TWICE  handpicked for you by yours truly, and FREE for you who reads me on my website.

PS.
I can improve your writing (if you send it to me beforehand), or I can help if you’d rather find your own voice (which I highly recommend).

Either way, book a FREE 15-minute call with me  or email beat@schindlersword.com

>>> What’s your view on this?
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Wanna improve your writing?

Wanna improve your writing?

“A professional writer is an amateur who didn’t quit.” – Richard Bach

“A writer is someone for whom writing is more difficult than it is for other people.” – Thomas Mann

“All you have to do is write one true sentence. Write the truest sentence that you know.” – Ernest Hemingway

“All my life I’ve looked at words as though I were seeing them for the first time.” – Ernest Hemingway

Everything you know is a word.

This is not philosophy. It is science.

Know your words well for they become your writing.

Wanna improve your writing even more?

By all means, feel free to read my WRITE QUOTES WORTH READING TWICE handpicked for you by yours truly, and FREE for you who reads me on my website.

PS.
I can improve your writing (if you send it to me beforehand), or I can help if you’d rather find your own voice (which I highly recommend).

Either way, book a FREE 15-minute call with me  or email beat@schindlersword.com

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If you’re using words to describe what what’s going on – ditch them right away.

By In Words, You

If you’re using words to describe what what’s going on – ditch them right away.

To see what’s going on, you must ditch the word of what’s going on, of what you’re looking at.

The reason for ditching the words you use to describe what’s going on is because full knowledge manifests only when we use words with the full knowledge of what they mean.

The challenge is that the internet gobbles up and disseminates more words faster than anything invented for that purpose before — including writing on paper, the printing press, telegraph, typewriter, telephone, radio, TV, and computer.

Over a million words in English alone, that’s more than any word-user can know the meaning of.

The solution to not knowing what’s going on is so simple even I can do it.

1. Ditch the words you don’t know, or that you are not sure about.
2. Use only the words you know beyond the shadow of a doubt instead.

Everything you know is a word.

That means what you know are a few thousand words at the most.

A few hundred if you use for the rest of the year only the words you’ve already used repeatedly since January 1st.

  • “All my life I’ve looked at words as though I were seeing them for the first time.” – Ernest Hemingway
  • “To see, we must forget the name of the thing we are looking at.” – Claude Monet
  • “Any word you have to hunt for in a thesaurus is the wrong word. There are no exceptions to this rule.” – Stephen King

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