Author: Kevin Evertt FitzMaurice, M.S.

•1 To help yourself to focus on the topic that you are reading about, ask yourself captivating questions about that topic.•2 To help yourself to focus on the topic that a lecturer or teacher is speaking about, think of enthralling questions to ask abou…

•1 What is the source of your highest values?•2 Since your highest values are not new or unique, then your highest values are copies of already existing values that existed before you, and that will exist after you.•3 You did not create or invent your …

•1 Trying to do the duties of others is futile and keeps you from your duties.•2 Thinking about the duties of others is unproductive and keeps you from problem-solving your duties.•3 Worrying about the duties of others is wasteful and keeps you from le…

•1 Thought remembering and using thought for how to respond to an event will cause failure.•2 Thought remembering and using negative thought for how to respond to an event will cause accident, error, or injury.•3 Thought remembering and using experienc…

•1 Passion requires acceptance.•2 Prowess requires acceptance.•3 Patience requires acceptance.•4 Progress requires acceptance.•5 Perseverance requires acceptance.

•1 External stimuli (S) that produce human responses (R) often produce instinctive, reactive, or primitive responses (S-R).•2 In-between S-R is a stronger stimulus known as thinking (T) which when considered can lead to more intelligent responses (S-T-…

•1 You cannot process thoughts that are too fast: slow them.•2 You cannot process thoughts that are too big: shrink them.•3 You cannot process thoughts that are too frequent: reduce them.•4 You cannot process thoughts that are too attached: detach them…

•1 Love is always present, live in it.•2 Health is always present, hunt for it.•3 Peace is always present, pray into it.•4 God is always present, get under God.•5 Self is always present, shrink back to it.

•1 We don’t expect a camera to observe without a sensor, and we should not expect human beings to observe without sensors separate from what they sense.•2 The observer can become so aware of the observed that he/she is no longer aware of himself/hersel…

•1 You can’t judge wine by looking at the vineyard it came from.•2 You can’t judge honey by looking at the beehive it came from.•3 You can’t judge an idea by looking at the philosophy it came from.•4 You can’t judge an idea by looking at the author who…