A Simple version of Segment Intending

[Guest guest]

, " Paddy

Landau " <coach@p...> wrote:

> I've found the word " intention " bandied about in many places. For

example,

> it's part of EFT.

>

> Yet nowhere have I seen its definition. As a nominalisation, I

think

> " intention " needs a clear definition. I have my own definition

(and it seems

> to work); but how do I know mine agrees with the teachers'

definitions?

>

> Therefore, my question is:

>

> What - specifically - do you mean by " intention " ?

 

When I take a " dump " , I think about the " dump " and NOT about

anything else.

 

Many people think about what they need to do next, so they sit there

20 minutes or so, totally constipated.

 

When I read/study a book, I read/study that book. I don't think

about going fishing.

 

Some people watch a movie when they study. Then they go in for the

exam and all they can remember is the movie plot.

 

When I teach George, I don't think about training Sam.

 

Many school teachers think about Friday on Monday, so all their

students get lousy skills during that time from a non-focused nin-

com-poop.

 

When I'm eating I think about the food, and NOT about the seminar

I'll be giving in June.

 

Some really ignorant people think about all their worries at the

dinner table, because that's their conversation time.

 

WOW!

 

How many poisons are those conversations manufacturing?

 

When I'm fishing I'm looking for fish.

 

Pretty simple.

 

Okay.

 

Now, how do goals and future pacing and daily planning fit into the

above descriptions?

 

 

[Guest guest]

Goals are a way of making my intention concrete. They break it down into

manageable chunks. They are the " how " . Future pacing enables me to see

myself having achieved my goals. Daily planning is how I set about

achieving my goals on a daily basis. It is the step by step process which i

obtain by future pacing and looking back to see what i need to do to get to

where I deserve and want to be.

 

Howzat?

 

cris

> Now, how do goals and future pacing and daily planning fit into the

> above descriptions?

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > What - specifically - do you mean by " intention " ?

>

> When I take a " dump " , I think about the " dump " and NOT about

> anything else.

 

LOL!!!!

Seems simple.....butt.... what about more complicated tasks?

 

Say, getting together and executing a business plan of action.

 

There are many many things to think about and do, how do you keep

your intention clear?

And you still want to keep thinking of creative ideas to augment

your plan.

 

My guess is to keep a clear end goal and take the steps to get there

adjusting your path along he way to include the new reasources and

information you aquire.

 

What do you think?

kali

>

> Many people think about what they need to do next, so they sit

there

> 20 minutes or so, totally constipated.

>

> When I read/study a book, I read/study that book. I don't think

> about going fishing.

>

> Some people watch a movie when they study. Then they go in for the

> exam and all they can remember is the movie plot.

>

> When I teach George, I don't think about training Sam.

>

> Many school teachers think about Friday on Monday, so all their

> students get lousy skills during that time from a non-focused nin-

> com-poop.

>

> When I'm eating I think about the food, and NOT about the seminar

> I'll be giving in June.

>

> Some really ignorant people think about all their worries at the

> dinner table, because that's their conversation time.

>

> WOW!

>

> How many poisons are those conversations manufacturing?

>

> When I'm fishing I'm looking for fish.

>

> Pretty simple.

>

> Okay.

>

> Now, how do goals and future pacing and daily planning fit into

the

> above descriptions?

>

>