power process love your problems (and experience your barriers)

Power Process Power Process

Love your problems (and experience

your barriers)

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Why should you love your problems?

• The word Problem comes from the ancient Greek Proballein which means “to throw forward”.

• Seeing problems as opportunities removes self-imposed barriers to creativity and personal growth.


What are the three ways to handle a barrier?

• Pretend it isn’t a barrier: Maybe it will just go away.

• Fight the barrier: This usually makes it bigger.

• Love the barrier: When you do this, the barrier loses its power.


How do I love my problems?

• When we ACCEPT THE FACT that we have a problem we are more likely to find EFFECTIVE ways to deal with it.


The three best ways to love your problems:

1. LOVING a problem does not mean ENJOYING it!

2. Acceptance does not mean GIVE-UP!

3. LOVE and LAUGHTER are allies!


What if it’s true?

• If I was to teach this Power Process I would…

• If this is Power Process is tested the most important points are…

• If I needed to remember this forever…


Keep looking for answers?

• Expand your consciousness

• Improve your concentration and focus


A word of caution:

• This Power Process only works within your reality. Your problems are yours.

• Some problems are too serious to love or laugh at, yet they may be solvable-with help.

• But NOT if they remain a secret.

power process love your problems (and experience your barriers)

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