Legacy Patterns

February 1997, my best friend Keith gave me a big pep talk to help me stave off the reactive culture in the world.
He also commented that despite his reactivity, Dr. Jerry Merchison was still a good person, this he judged by listening to one of his lectures on tape in October 1996

March 1997, Visiting Keith in Dallas/Fort Worth, I learned a quick trick indirectly from Keith, but more confidently from Delatorro McNeal II, and yesterday a close friend of mine helped me further my stance of emotional authenticity and intelligence.
Only if you understand this flip switch concept can you take off to the succes and signifficance you desire.

In this episode I talked to you about how a simple little toy that my buddy Keith had propelled me to moderate you to walk towards your dreams

Although in October 1996 Keith was skeptical, within a few months I won him over.
As an entrepreneur you have to believe in yourself before seeking support in your business from somebody else!

In this episode I delved upon the wisdom of one of my network marketing superiors back in 1996-97 Elias Grace when it comes to the issue of money and I go down to the brass tacks and truth based on what my buddy Keith taught me

In this episode I briefy discuss the pep talks Keith gave me in February 1997 when he was no longer skeptical of my involvement in network marketing.

Once you have defined the variables, asked the right questions and thrown out the assumptions the most key detail to cover is relationships, something that is cheepened and a lost art in this reactive culture. Gregor Moore's lessons on critical thinking skills took me a long way.

February 1997, a snack and chat with Gregor Moore left me with some profound thoughts that despite the reactive culture, it doesn't matter where you come from, you can still succeed.

Faith and intellect are not mutually exclusive. The glory of God is intelligence, and in this second part of a four part series called Major Critical, Gregor Moore taught me about defining the variables, asking the right questions and throwing out assumptions.
This is frowned upon by our reactive culture, some even saying that faith and intellect are mutually exclusive. What Gregor Moore taught me during my 9 month depression in 1997 was to briege the gaps in my life through criticl thinking.