Comments on: ‘Personal Validation’ Alone Is a Powerful Concept: But What If You Factored in the Power of the ‘Law of Attraction’ When Leaving Everyone You Meet With a Smile Or Blessing? Wow!

By: Mack@Homes Las Vegas

Mack@Homes Las Vegas — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 12:39:49 +0000

Anne,
With the next holiday season fast approaching I think a quick go through of the above would be much more helpful and I am pretty excited to keep myself prepared. Interacting with fellow human beings have become a virtue nowadays and recently I saw the movie “Surrogates” where robots interact on behalf of you to fellow robots representing your friends, wives, kids.. It would be really terrible if it was a reality. I trust in the good old family reunion days and wishes such things happen quite common so that everybody’s life turns happier.

Regards,
Mack McMillan.

By: Dave from Criminal Solicitors London

Dave from Criminal Solicitors London — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 12:10:00 +0000

I think it’s pretty rare these days for people to interact, unless they have a specific reason to. I bet some people were suspisious of you though, starting a conversation with them for seemingly no reason.

By: Ty@USPS Jobs

Ty@USPS Jobs — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 02:26:38 +0000

Interesting…. I have always thought that your perception of yourself radiates out of your body and if you want to change the way people see you.. think different about who you are!

By: Richard@Outdoor Wall Lighting

Richard@Outdoor Wall Lighting — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 14:44:38 +0000

i think believing in yourself is key. confidence makes a huge difference in peoples lives. if they believe in what they are doing they can really get things done and done well. nice post.

By: Mike@Chicago Real Estate

Mike@Chicago Real Estate — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 04:03:21 +0000

The true force behind every success story lays the will to drive yourself to do what noone else dreamed they could. Be it online or traditional networking law of attraction is behind every success story. Thank you also for sharing the Validation movie also. Definitely, I will watch it.

By: Cathy Warren

Cathy Warren — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 14:12:50 +0000

Interesting experiment. People in general want to be nice to each other, but someone has to make the first move. I also find it helpful to compliment people you barely know on their clothing, hair, anything that will make them feel good about themselves. Eye contact and a smile go a long way. A friend and I tried a similar experiment some 35 years ago in high school. We decided to smile and say hello to everyone we made eye contact with as we walked down the hall ways. We were amazed by the reactions, some said a soft hello, and quickly turned away, others looked away in shock with out speaking, and the moment was lost for them as we passed each other. The final group struck up conversation and walked away with a smile on their faces. That was all we could hope for, to make a persons day by just saying hello with a smile.
Still today I try to make this effort in all situations, It makes me feel good to know I may have brightened a persons day by just acknowledging them in a kind way.

Cathy Warren
http://www.Over60exchange.com

By: Charles@Las Vegas Homes

Charles@Las Vegas Homes — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 00:15:57 +0000

I was wondering if you saw the YouTube video with T J Thyne. I’m sure it will have a lot more views by the end of the month. I’ve been trying to be just more helpful and pleasant in general for the last year. Mostly because I can’t stand rude people and didn’t want to be a hypocrite. During that time I actually made a new friend and met some great people, one of whom actually remembered me and ended up buying a home from us. So you never know how your good intentions towards others will pay dividends back to you. Just think how much more pleasant life would be if everyone practiced this.