Conviction

3.Conviction:

Conviction however, eclipses a belief, primarily because of the emotional intensity a person links to an idea.

Someone with a conviction is so passionate about their beliefs that they’re even willing to risk rejection or make a fool of themselves for the sake of their conviction.

How can we create a conviction?

-start with the basic belief

-reinforce your belief with a new and powerful references

-Finally, take action. Each action you tale strengthen your commitments and raise the level of emotional intensity.

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Three specific beliefs to create a longterm change:

1 -First we must believe “something must change” not that it should change or it could change.

2. Secondly, we must not only believe that things must change but must Believe I MUST CHANGE.

3-Third we have to believe I can chang...

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1.What have I learned today

2.What did I contribute or improve

3.What did I enjoy

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Opinion

1.Opinion

Opinion is sth we feel relatively certain about, but the crrtainty is only temporary because it can be changed easily.

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Belief

2.Belief

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