GordonJ
April 27, 2017, 11:44 AM
7.) Any other sites, forums, authors, courses that are similar to your fly low approach.
Depends on your fly low definition, see my answer in #4
8.) Anyone like Jim Straw, Melvin Powers, Dean Duvall, etc that is still active that you recommend.
Those are one of a kind guys. Oldster still going strong: Marlon Sanders. He is current.
9.) Your favorite self improvement/motivational books/Cd's, sites, authors, etc.
Too many to mention. I am fond of Paul G. Thomas: PSYCHOFEEDBACK.
If I were starting out, I'd use this work as my foundation to build on. None of the modern gurus float my boat.
I still get a lot from W. Shakespeare...hard to beat.
If I ever feel like teaching the full power of the SQ1, you all would be blown away. It has the answers.
For mind stimulation, I like troubadours: Harry Chapin, Paul Simon, Gordon Lightfoot, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, etc.
Gordon
Depends on your fly low definition, see my answer in #4
8.) Anyone like Jim Straw, Melvin Powers, Dean Duvall, etc that is still active that you recommend.
Those are one of a kind guys. Oldster still going strong: Marlon Sanders. He is current.
9.) Your favorite self improvement/motivational books/Cd's, sites, authors, etc.
Too many to mention. I am fond of Paul G. Thomas: PSYCHOFEEDBACK.
If I were starting out, I'd use this work as my foundation to build on. None of the modern gurus float my boat.
I still get a lot from W. Shakespeare...hard to beat.
If I ever feel like teaching the full power of the SQ1, you all would be blown away. It has the answers.
For mind stimulation, I like troubadours: Harry Chapin, Paul Simon, Gordon Lightfoot, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, etc.
Gordon
