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Alan C. Walters  Walt Tkaczuk Rangers Jersey , an author and motivational expert, has often been "in the zone." He calls it the Golden Magic Zone.
In his book, The Secrets to Increasing Your Wealth, Power, and Happiness, he describes one of his remarkable experiences.
Once I wanted to purchase an airplane, a turbo-charged Beech Bonanza, that cost $38,000; I had $3,000.
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It was a Sunday morning. I got into my car and drove 280 miles to John Ascuga's Nugget in Sparks, Nevada, a suburb of Reno.
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I played for twenty minutes and bought cards three times by double downing an ace, two, and received an eight each time.
I hit blackjack twenty-three times in twenty minutes; I had a huge pile of chips. The first time I lost a hand, I quit.
Picking up my chips and taking them to the cashier, I found I had won $58,000; I had $46,000 after taxes.
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On my first flight, I blew the engine over Aurora, Oregon. Looking down, I saw a small airport. It had no radio, so I landed with great billows of black smoke pouring from the engine. I didn't know where I was, and the airport was surrounded by trees and hedges.
With several taxiways disappearing into the trees, something made me choose a taxiway toward the south end of the field.
As I taxied between those trees, I saw an old, broken-down shed. I stopped the plane in front of the shed, climbed out and walked through the front door. There I saw an elderly man putting away tools.
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Amazing! (I was in the right place at the right time).
I had him replace the engine and do a complete overhaul of the plane. It cost $12,400, the exact amount I had left from my winnings. I flew that plane for ten years and never had another problem.
What are the factors that create this unique experience?
Dr. Perry Mitchell, a psychologist and public speaker, has identified some critical elements that can help anyone step into the zone.
Since what you focus on expands, you get into the zone when you naturally capitalize on your strengths and get over your mistakes quickly.
If you enjoy what you do, you will effortlessly create a momentum that can carry you into the zone, a state where you are focused, relaxed Ryan McDonagh Rangers Jersey , and self-trusting.
People rarely enter the zone because they completely believe in two myths about success.
One is that to do well you have to work hard. The result of this, of course, is that since you want to do well to succeed, you believe that working harder and harder will get you closer and closer to your goal. What it does, however, is increase pressure, anxiety, and fear. Instead of doing better, you actually do worse as you fatigue and tense up.
Another myth is that pain is good. It has been particularly popularized in sports with the slogan, "no pain, no gain." Again Ron Greschner Rangers Jersey , increasing pain results in a state of exhaustion and the cessation of effort toward your goal.
These myths are so ingrained in the collective unconsciousness that most people operate on them without even noticing them. They feel that they are not making progress unless they feel a sense of strain and effort. And they doubt if something can be good for them if it doesn't cause discomfort.
What keeps these two myths operating is what Dr. Mitchell calls the "Critical Advisor." In Freudian terms, this would be the Super-Ego. It is an ego state that is omnipresent and works on you by making you doubt anything and everything, especially your own self-worth. It is your inner map of how you should be and persistently criticizes you for not measuring up. It considers negative motivation to be necessary for your success.
To get into the zone, you have to shut off the Critical Advisor and get into the "Hands Free Zone." This term is based on an analogy. When you are riding a bicycle without holding the handlebars, you're in the "hands free zone."
When you are in the Hands Free Zone you are soaring. When you are in it, you are focused, but in a relaxed way, like a karate expert, who is both alert and relaxed enough to strike quickly at an opponent. However, once you start to notice that you are focused,
the Critical Advisor leaps in and puts you down Ron Duguay Rangers Jersey , thus cutting off the evenly flowing psychic energy that was putting you in the zone.
The Critical Advisor has a contest mentality and a critical mentality. The contest mentality is polarity. An evaluation of whether you are good or bad, performing well or poorly. The critical mentality is the belief that you are not good enough to do it well, not worthy of accomplishment. It constantly looks at results.
Thus, the Critical Advisor operates on a polarity paradigm and a results paradigm. Since its job is to criticize you in the belief that this will steer you in the right direction (negative motivation), it cuts off any flow or zone states. You are so focused on not making a mistake that you manifest mistakes. By trying not to miss the ball flying at you, you fumble and let it slip through your fingers. By trying not to hit the lake as you make your golf swing, you send it straight into it Sizemore Can Make $6M With Red Sox - RealGM Wiretap |
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