We have a training today that has been very useful within the context of what I've learned

from Napoleon Hill, flooding your problems with ideas. Most people try to solve the problems

by shrinking, shrinking their expectations, interfering with their energy, even shrinking

their imagination. But high performers don't shrink when things get

hard. They expand. They flood the problem with creativity, the collaboration, and so many ideas.

That fear has no room to breathe. They shorten the distance of resistance with wisdom and faith.

In this training, we're going to shift from the scarcity to the strategy by learning how to flood

your challenges. You'll walk away with a simple framework of an idea, I, E, a powerful group exercise and a mindset that turns even the most

overwhelming problems into platforms for innovation. Just email me or that trading Biden exercise.

Again, it's posted right there, David at the melter.com. When we overflow with ideas,

we overflow the possibilities. We take the nothingness living like a tube, food in, food out,

and we then make it a possibility knowing these ideas.

The first lesson for today in the concept of flooding our problems with ideas is the

principle of energetic saturation. Where focus goes, the energy flows.

The brain is wired to solve problems.

Within every problem is the solution.

It's just the lapse of time

between the problem and the solution.

That's why they call it what,

a resolution, a resolution,

but only when we give it freedom to explore,

to expand without fear or limitation restriction or interference,

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