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How To Have Superclass Elite Thinking
Posted by sprint4m on April 25, 2009
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Context Thinking: How To Think In Context Like A Rhodes Scholar
Posted by sprint4m on May 4, 2008
Image via WikipediaDo you want to think like a Rhodes Scholar?
Intellectual excellence is obviously required, but not in isolation from other qualities. Rhodes scholars are more than bookworms but combine their intellectual talents with concern for others. Intellectual superiority is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for to think and use context thinking. You should exude excellence in qualities of mind and person which, in combination, makes for effective service to the world.
Now, Context thinking can be used to actively and skillfully apply information gathered from observation, experience, and tradition to guide a belief and action. Context Thinking allows you to broaden your outlook socially by rapidly encompassing a 360 degree look at the meaning of an event in relations to other factors such as values and culture.
These beliefs or actions can lead you to an exceptionally bright academic record. This can be in literary and scholastic attainments, success in healthy outdoor sports, unselfishness and fellowship, and display of moral force of character.
Thus developing your mind to think like a Rhodes Scholar is a natural byproduct of taking classes, even courses that require critical thinking for success, and is key to successful thinking in your life. It is also the values and culture you bring to the table as well. They will be invaluable in developing the Rhodes Scholar mind.
Click on and purchase this breakthrough book above to begin to learn to think like a Rhodes Scholar.
- Develop your wit, style, clarity, and ability to be brief in conversations
- Get to the heart of issues and subjects
- Have the brand-new take on how to learn
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A Secret and Valuable Gift for You — Free!
Posted by sprint4m on April 25, 2008
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Here’s one of my insights that you can use change the way you think and make your life even better!
“I’ve researched how people think for the last 110 years in order to write my numerous books. What I’ve learned from studying the Masters is this:
They all knew the importance of having a systematic process in their heads that allowed them to absorb all the facts, figures, names, dates, and ideas that came flooding toward them. ”
Pause and weigh what was just revealed.
In the pursuit of happiness in America you must aspire to achieve three things, wealth or economic conditions, religious freedom, and democracy. When you understand and act on the above insight it will provide you with all three.
Go to www.contextthinking.com and get other profitable insights. Sign up for our online seminar and receive the latest insights and get one-on-one mentoring from an expert of context thinking.
- Joe
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What Clear Thinking Brings…
Posted by sprint4m on January 13, 2008
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Many people often think that
“If I can think better, my life would be easy.”
I’m here to tell you yes your life can be easier, but better thinking brings more choices and opportunities to make better choices.
Learning how to think is a paradox. You have to be able to see the patterns that link negative and positive positions. This will cast you into a different class of thinker known as genius.
Finally, clear thinking can bring concise and rapid decision-making because you will see the points that are relevant to what you are doing and eliminate useless distractors.
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Context Thinking: Will It Work for You?
Posted by sprint4m on December 17, 2007
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Yes, I finally discovered the secret of how to think and guarantee success in life!
I’ve met some of the Nation’s leading thinkers and want to share what I learned with you to enhance your life. Executives, nurses, teachers, military personnel, students, and others can benefit from this simple and effective way to capture and use information to make rapid decisions.
You are living in a time that your ability to make rapid decisions that are right is here. Try this process and you will be ahead of your peers and co-workers. Lead the crowd and gain instant respect because you know answers before those sitting around the table or across the classroom from you.
I know you will enjoy the process as much as I am! Solve those critical thinking problems today!
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ContextThinking: What is it?
Posted by sprint4m on December 8, 2007
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Context thinking is an invitation to a select critical thinking community of successful people like yourself who want to accelerate the development of your judgment or observation by looking at the reasoning behind a decision to achieve understanding, evaluate viewpoints, and solve critical thinking and decision making problems.
It is a smart way to take inventory of your capability to manage a critical thinking problem and your life and grow. It is an uncommon and unparalleled way for you to seize the day and find hidden gems in your life that will make you feel more alive than you’ve ever felt before.
Come experience the new way to think better and become one of the World’s best – whatever you want to be.
Our next blog will discuss how context thinking can work for you. Stay tuned…
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