Principles governing human behavior

Answer 1

Your values. Of the 7-8 areas of life, we have a "hierarchy" of values of what is most important to us to what is least important to us. Our childhood "voids" (what we thought was missing in our lives) drive those systems that are created from those early events.

I would go as far to say that for all of us that have an "imprint" put on us. This item can go from our thinking, to how we view and handle money, our sex lives, and mostly how we feel about ourselves.

While we are not a complete slave to our values, the top one or two typically do not change. Even if something important as money is at the bottom of our value list and maybe family is at the top-you can learn to "anchor" making money to your family and have the best of all worlds.

Even our P.E.A.R. (Perception causes us to have an Emotion, which stimulates and Action, which yields a Result) determines most items for us, it is that initial perception that drives the ultimate action from our "charges" or what we think is both missing and one-sided. All events are two-sided equally. All perceptions are emotionally based one-sided events that simply are not true. Our pasts are usually all a lie, until the work is done to balance those events into two-sided activities that had equal positives and negatives simultaneously. Hope this helps! Dr. Mike

Answer 2

Ethics