<p>Today we talk about the importance of OVERCOMING your own NEGATIVE ASSUMPTIONS. It’s such a dangerous aspect of our life that can easily snowball out of control and be detrimental to the quality of our lives if we leave it unchecked. We define an <u>assumptions</u> as the act of coming to a conclusion without evidence to back it up. In this talk, we cover specific examples of how negative assumption can changed&nbsp; in three aspects that include:</p>
<ul>
 <li>Personal Relationships&nbsp;</li>
 <li>Business Relationships</li>
 <li>Learning Capabilities&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
<p>We also share a concept (F.A.S.T.) created by Jim Kwik about improving one’s learning ability that can make a huge difference in challenging the assumptions on how we view learning.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
<ul>
 <li><strong>F -</strong> <strong>FORGET</strong> what you already know / forget your limitations / forget everything around you (7 bits max)&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
  <li><strong>A -</strong> <strong>ACTIVE</strong> participation: education is not consumption but rather creation. Grab knowledge don’t be spoon fed knowledge (take notes: left side = capture notes / right side = creative notes)&nbsp;</li>
  <li><strong>S -</strong> <strong>STATE</strong> mood of brain and body (we don’t have to react to the environment, be the thermostat not the thermometer)</li>
  <li><strong>T -</strong> <strong>TEACH</strong> can you explain to someone what you’ve learned?</li>
</ul>
<p>“<strong>He who knows</strong>, <strong>does not speak</strong>. <strong>He</strong> who speaks, <strong>does not know</strong>.” - Lao Tzu</p>
<p><strong>Bad habits are subconscious manifestations of your negative assumptions</strong></p>
<p>--&nbsp;</p>
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Espresso Corner

Kevin Chen & Steward Yang

How To Overcome Your Negative Assumptions

JUL 12, 201930 MIN
Espresso Corner

How To Overcome Your Negative Assumptions

JUL 12, 201930 MIN

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<p>Today we talk about the importance of OVERCOMING your own NEGATIVE ASSUMPTIONS. It’s such a dangerous aspect of our life that can easily snowball out of control and be detrimental to the quality of our lives if we leave it unchecked. We define an <u>assumptions</u> as the act of coming to a conclusion without evidence to back it up. In this talk, we cover specific examples of how negative assumption can changed&nbsp; in three aspects that include:</p> <ul> <li>Personal Relationships&nbsp;</li> <li>Business Relationships</li> <li>Learning Capabilities&nbsp;</li> </ul> <p>We also share a concept (F.A.S.T.) created by Jim Kwik about improving one’s learning ability that can make a huge difference in challenging the assumptions on how we view learning.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p> <ul> <li><strong>F -</strong> <strong>FORGET</strong> what you already know / forget your limitations / forget everything around you (7 bits max)&nbsp;&nbsp;</li> <li><strong>A -</strong> <strong>ACTIVE</strong> participation: education is not consumption but rather creation. Grab knowledge don’t be spoon fed knowledge (take notes: left side = capture notes / right side = creative notes)&nbsp;</li> <li><strong>S -</strong> <strong>STATE</strong> mood of brain and body (we don’t have to react to the environment, be the thermostat not the thermometer)</li> <li><strong>T -</strong> <strong>TEACH</strong> can you explain to someone what you’ve learned?</li> </ul> <p>“<strong>He who knows</strong>, <strong>does not speak</strong>. <strong>He</strong> who speaks, <strong>does not know</strong>.” - Lao Tzu</p> <p><strong>Bad habits are subconscious manifestations of your negative assumptions</strong></p> <p>--&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Connect with us!&nbsp;</strong></p> <p><strong>Follow Us on Instagram:</strong> https://www.instagram.com/espresso.corner/<br> <strong>Follow Kevin Chen:</strong> twitter.com/kevinthomaschen<br> <strong>Follow Steward Yang:</strong> twitter.com/steward_yang<br> <strong>Email Us:</strong> [email protected]</p>