This is the paper. Is there an efficient way of helping close-minded people grow?

So I have a philosophy about closed-minded people. It takes a thousand times the energy, the

attention and intention, a thousand times what we have to do say think, feel and believe in order to

re-engineer a closed mind. Now one thing as a caveat to think about is not everybody has a closed

mind all the time. Some people have an open mind, the majority of the time. Some people have an

open mind a little bit at the time. And so when we come across someone with a closed mind,

my best suggestion is to try again later to see if they have an open mind. Try three times at the

third time. Let them know, hey, this obviously isn't the right time. Let me know when it is.

Therefore they will re-engage with you when they have an open mind or never engage with you

because they don't have an open mind and you'd be wasting your time or spending at least a thousand

times the effort in order to re-engineer that vision. So I consider closed minds,

kryptonite, I give them the three-no rule or the three-test rule on a closed mind and then utilize

time as a variable to say this obviously isn't the right time. Referring back to the place that

everyone has an open mind, some of the time, obviously this isn't some of the time.

Therefore, give me a call if you're interested when you are in that mindset some of the time.

Very, very crucial that we don't waste our time like most people on things that bleed us,

nothing will bleed you more than a closed mind. So use your first determination of an open mind

or a closed mind in order to effectuate the efficiency effectiveness and statistical success

of the usage of your attention and intention of trying to create the coincidences that you want.

Not the coincidences is other people wonder what's missing or you don't have, but what you want.

This is a very critical idea. I started with it with the open-ended question guide with the open

minded template, which all of you please reach out davidademeltor.com. I will be happy to send to

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