Comments on: Why false perceptions matter http://michellebersell.com/why-false-perceptions-matter/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=why-false-perceptions-matter Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 21 Dec 2011 18:28:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Kirsten Schults http://michellebersell.com/why-false-perceptions-matter/comment-page-1/#comment-546 Kirsten Schults Thu, 23 Sep 2010 10:06:32 +0000 http://michellebersell.com/?p=445#comment-546 Dear Michelle, How interesting this subject is. I was immediately interested and while I was reading, and didn't know where you where going exactly. In the midst of my reading something happened that was an exact example of what you where writing about. I thought:" this woman knows about the hidden forces of ego and how to handle them, I might contact her about this because this interests me a great deal..." A split second after that I noticed my ego thinking: " oh no, business-wise it is not smart to open up about your weaknesses...". This was going on in the back of my mind while I was reading on. These ways of thinking are so refined that we could easily not notice them, while they become part of our frames of thought and in that way colour the very way you feel and act in this world. Its good to know that there are more people who make an effort to become "real" and transparent in order to help people become their best self. Kind regards, Kirsten Dear Michelle,
How interesting this subject is. I was immediately interested and while I was reading, and didn’t know where you where going exactly. In the midst of my reading something happened that was an exact example of what you where writing about. I thought:” this woman knows about the hidden forces of ego and how to handle them, I might contact her about this because this interests me a great deal…” A split second after that I noticed my ego thinking: ” oh no, business-wise it is not smart to open up about your weaknesses…”. This was going on in the back of my mind while I was reading on.
These ways of thinking are so refined that we could easily not notice them, while they become part of our frames of thought and in that way colour the very way you feel and act in this world. Its good to know that there are more people who make an effort to become “real” and transparent in order to help people become their best self.
Kind regards, Kirsten

]]> By: Jane http://michellebersell.com/why-false-perceptions-matter/comment-page-1/#comment-532 Jane Tue, 24 Aug 2010 22:44:05 +0000 http://michellebersell.com/?p=445#comment-532 Michelle...i love how you are so able to look at the rocks in the stream and claim them for what they are. I feel you offer a personal aspect in your approach that is refreshing. There you are at a moments notice pulling out your camera and recording something to help us. You use a personal experience to make a point. You use everyday conversations as examples to help us relate and become self-aware. We need you to keep doing what you are doing. I hope you have the abundance you deserve cause if you do, so will we. Jane Michelle…i love how you are so able to look at the rocks in the stream and claim them for what they are. I feel you offer a personal aspect in your approach that is refreshing. There you are at a moments notice pulling out your camera and recording something to help us. You use a personal experience to make a point. You use everyday conversations as examples to help us relate and become self-aware. We need you to keep doing what you are doing. I hope you have the abundance you deserve cause if you do, so will we. Jane

]]> By: michelle http://michellebersell.com/why-false-perceptions-matter/comment-page-1/#comment-493 michelle Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:44:43 +0000 http://michellebersell.com/?p=445#comment-493 Hi Heather, Thanks for your response. Yes, so true that it can be challenging to be vulnerable simply because people will interpret what you share based on where they are at in their own process and may not completely understand. What I shared in my process was not about money. Rather I was sharing my fear of whether or not I am able to provide for my family doing what I love. Balancing the spiritual with our human experiences is a fine balance, which is why I like to share my real experiences so that those fears can be unearthed from within. Otherwise, your fears can easily stay hidden and unconsciously impact you. It is with pleasure that I share this so others know that even when you are on this path to consciously grow and evolve, it is okay to have fears - you just want to do your best to consciously shift them! Thanks for being connected! Michelle Hi Heather,

Thanks for your response. Yes, so true that it can be challenging to be vulnerable simply because people will interpret what you share based on where they are at in their own process and may not completely understand.

What I shared in my process was not about money. Rather I was sharing my fear of whether or not I am able to provide for my family doing what I love. Balancing the spiritual with our human experiences is a fine balance, which is why I like to share my real experiences so that those fears can be unearthed from within. Otherwise, your fears can easily stay hidden and unconsciously impact you.

It is with pleasure that I share this so others know that even when you are on this path to consciously grow and evolve, it is okay to have fears – you just want to do your best to consciously shift them!

Thanks for being connected!
Michelle

]]> By: Heather http://michellebersell.com/why-false-perceptions-matter/comment-page-1/#comment-491 Heather Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:30:49 +0000 http://michellebersell.com/?p=445#comment-491 Hi Michelle - thanks for what you wrote. So true. It is easier to buy into what other people think than to do the hard work of revealing your true self. It makes you vulnerable too, so that's why it's hard. (You can tell I care what others think!) That said, just wanted to let you know I don't think it's about how much money you make - the successes in themselves are postive, and it's also good to be doing what you love. Blessings to you! Heather Hi Michelle – thanks for what you wrote. So true. It is easier to buy into what other people think than to do the hard work of revealing your true self. It makes you vulnerable too, so that’s why it’s hard. (You can tell I care what others think!)
That said, just wanted to let you know I don’t think it’s about how much money you make – the successes in themselves are postive, and it’s also good to be doing what you love.
Blessings to you!
Heather

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