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Don’t sell yourself short

By In You

You sell yourself short if you continue to suffer when you have an emotional reaction to everything that is said to you.

When words control you, everything and everyone can control you. That is beyond the shadow of a doubt not where you want to be.

Power is sitting back and taking what’s going on with your eyes open.

When you do, you’ll notice that everything you know is a word.

This gives you instantly…

  • More options
  • More power
  • More leverage
  • More value anywhere

Which is excellent because things have changed.

Companies now want people who are masters of words, as opposed to victims of words.
They want out-of-the-word thinkers.

There is unlimited upside for word-masters. And little downside.

Do what I did.

I went from bankrupt to half a dozen books to my name.
Including THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY.

Don’t sell yourself short.

I’ll be happy to teach you how.
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Or email me: beat@schindlersword.com

Don’t sell yourself short

Don’t sell yourself short.

 

You sell yourself short if you continue to suffer when you have an emotional reaction to everything that is said to you.

When words control you, everything and everyone can control you. That is beyond the shadow of a doubt not where you want to be.

Power is sitting back and taking what’s going on with your eyes open.

When you do, you’ll notice that everything you know is a word.

This gives you instantly…

– More options
– More power
– More leverage
– More value anywhere

Which is excellent because things have changed.

Companies now want people who are masters of words, as opposed to victims of words.
They want out-of-the-word thinkers.
There is unlimited upside for word-masters. And little downside.

Do what I did.

I went from bankrupt to half a dozen books to my name.
Including THE ORIGIN OF HUMANITY.

Don’t sell yourself short.

I’ll be happy to teach you how.
Book a FREE call
Or email me: beat@schindlersword.com

If you’ve been told that in the beginning is the year 0, you’ve been SHAMMED

I’m not kidding.

Nor am I one to make a new opinion:

If you’ve been told in the beginning is 0 (zero), you’ve been SHAMMED.

In case you wonder what’s the opposite of SHAMMED, well, it’s genuine.

If you’re interested in genuine, and in how you and your family and friends have been shammed for the past 2023 years with no end in sight, then read on.

In the beginning

As you can see in broad daylight, I’m not one to make up new opinions.

There are no two ways about it.

In the beginning is the word

That includes the beginning of SHAMMED, which is a word — hence couldn’t be anything else if it tried — or we wouldn’t be here talking about you, shammed and genuine.

In the wordless world

In the wordless world, everything you have a word for doesn’t exist for self-evident reasons.

Whether that’s told, SHAMMED, or genuine doesn’t make a difference.

If you have a word for it, it’s a word.

Of that you can be sure: You can bet your life on it.

Call it a dream, it doesn’t make any difference.

In the wordy world

In the wordy world, at the risk of repeating myself…

  • In the beginning is the word.
  • In the beginning of every word is the word.
  • If you have a word for it, it’s a word.

In broad brush strokes

  • “Using words to talk of words is like using a pencil to draw a picture of itself, on itself.” – Patrick Rothfuss
  • “What a word means, a sentence cannot say.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein
  • “Call it a dream, it doesn’t change anything.” – Ludwig Wittgenstein
  • The appearance of words revolutionized evolution.
  • Words are a prison, but even a prison is a home if you have the key.
  • The word-user was the word’s idea for getting more words.
  • Words are a gift we’re meant to keep.
  • Words are what the word-users respond to.
  • Words are how you aim at what you’re looking for.
  • Everything you know is a word.
  • Words do not only change everything you have a word for, they create it.
  • Words don’t describe the world, they describe how we see it.
  • Words have not only changed what we see, but how we see.
  • Words are the limits of your world. Once you see that, you’re limitless.
  • Words aren’t taught at school.
  • The story of words isn’t told.*
  • Word-masters have know in the beginning is the word since the beginning of words.
  • Words tend to get mistaken for evidence and often get treated that way.
  • The word-users love to use their words.
  • Words can be denied only by confirming them.
  • If you ignore what words can do to you, then you can have no empathy for what words can do to others.
  • Words do not matter (they possess zero electric charge).
  • Words have no meaning.

*Except here

Takeaway

There is more to it, but knowing words — what words are, do, and have — takes time.

Then it takes yet more time to know you — the most important word in the alphabet — what you are, what you do, and what you have.

Let yourself be surprised. Even better, surprise yourself.

Surprise is the essence of humor, and nothing is more surprising than truth.” – Bill Watterson

The surprise will be worth the time invested in the end because those two, word and you, are all it takes for the limits of your world to morph into limitless opportunities forever and a day.

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What to think of “the 1% versus the 99%” much talked about (and chances are it’s not what you think it is)

Or rather what not to think.

Because if you think the “1% versus 99%” much talked about these days to divide us, is new, you’re mistaken.

“The 1% versus the 99%” is as old as words.

To know how old words are, try imagining the time between the birth of Earth and the year 2023 in terms of 100%, instead of in years.

It might take a minute or two, to talk from experience, because the time between the two is 4.65 billion years.

Alright?

Now add to the 4.65 billion years the fact words appeared 13,750 years ago.

Then you realize that the first 99.9997% of Earth-time was not only wordless, but that it continues wordless infinitely.

Put differently, if the 4.65 billion years were a 24-hour day, words would have appeared a mere 3/1000th of an Earth-time second before midnight, that is 3/1000th of an Earth-time second before the dawn of the new day we’re in.

To put that into context, 3/1000th of an Earth-time second before midnight, the age was stone, the Sahara green, Northern Europe under 1-mile-thick ice, and writing hadn’t been invented yet.

The story of words and of the inventions that preceded it

The story of words and the inventions that preceded it.
  • “In the beginning is the word.” – Word-masters
  • “There is magic in every beginning.” – Hermann Hesse

The invention of brains was magic.

500,000 years later, many among us agree the brain is magic, is usually how it works.

However, nearly the same number of word-users do NOT believe this same magic equally applies to the beginning of words invented 486,250 years after the brain, 13,750 years ago exactly.

This is a surprise because Hermann Hesse, albeit much later, wrote there is magic in every beginning, so every word-user can clearly see.

In the wordless world

In the wordless world, everything you have a word for doesn’t exist for self-evident reasons.

Whether that’s beginning, brain, or word doesn’t matter. After all, if you have a word for it, it’s a word.

You can bank on it.

Call it a dream, it doesn’t make any difference.

In the wordy world

In the wordy world of word-users, the early word-masters — the 1% — were the first to understand the magic of words, while the 99% — the early word-users — tended to mistake their master’s magic for evidence and treat it as such.

The same happens of course today with stories, but expecting words and stories to possess magic presupposes that the two have the organs required, which works for the 99%, but the word-masters are not eager to make that mistake.

Fact is, if the word-masters couldn’t tell a word from an organ, we wouldn’t be here today.

What difference has 13,750 years made?

The 1% are still the word-masters, and the word-users are still the other 99%.

Nothing has changed, except of course the word-masters’ names. Read on.

A brief story of word-mastery

  • 13750 years ago
    When words were new, fewer than 1% of the world’s nascent word-user population, the word-masters, could read and write. The word-masters were the world’s original version of us versus them, of the 1% that could read and write, versus the 99% that couldn’t. It follows that the 1% of word-masters were the first to realize that in the beginning of every word is the word.
  • 5,000 years ago
    When writing was invented, the word-masters owned everything it took — the ink, the papyrus, the paper, the scribes, and the storytellers — to have their stories told in faraway places. The reward system at the time — gold and land the word-master said was his — made it affordable. But that is about gold, a different story entirely.
  • 585 years ago
    When Gutenberg invented the printing press, still only fewer than 8% of Europe’s word-users could read (of which even fewer could write). It follows that the printing press was originally priced with the 1% — those who could read and write — in mind. For the word-users who needed to be told —the 99% — a printing press was out of reach.
  • 156 years ago
    With the invention of the typewriter, everything changed because the typewriter transformed every word-user into a storyteller. Of course, the typewriters weren’t used just for storytelling, but also for the production of reference works such as encyclopedias, thesauruses, and dictionaries.
  • 34 years ago
    Everything changed, again, when the world wide web also known as the internet was invented. The world wide web gobbles up, stores, and disseminates more words faster than anything invented for that purpose before. And because Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft — also known as Big Tech — realized this first, they are now the new word-masters, the new 1%, not because they have words, but because they have words about you.

Takeaway

All the truths add up to one big lie.

The author of The Origin of Humanity, I could be wrong.

However, of this you can be sure:

How the word-masters treat you is their power.

But how you respond is all up to you.

No other word-user can do it for you.

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  • How it all began (let you be surprised).
  • How you began (surprise yourself).
  • How to look at words as an extra-terrestrial would.
  • Be the conductor of your life (versus having it conducted for you).
  • Change only how you want to change, at your own chosen speed.
  • Move forward with certainty in an uncertain world.
  • Know the truth beyond the shadow of a doubt.

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PS.

Beat Schindler — author of The Origin of Humanity, business coach, life coach, and founder of Limitless Opportunity

I help myself and other creative mission-driven people free themselves and cultivate lives on their own terms.

Mission-driven people make more and give more.

An Infinite Possibilities(Mike Dooley)-certified trainer, I love catching people doing things right and learning more about them.

I look at words as an extra-terrestrial would, hence have decided on limitless opportunities ever since.