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Book Review: Infrequent Frequencies, Rare Resonance by G.E. Poole

Introduction What if consciousness is not simply something produced by the brain? What if human beings are participants in a much larger experiment of consciousness? And what if science, spirituality, philosophy, music, mathematics and ancient wisdom are all approaching parts of the same mystery from different directions? These are some of the ambitious questions at the heart of Infrequent Frequencies, Rare Resonance by G.E. Poole. This is not a conventional book about spirituality, nor does it fit comfortably within science, philosophy or psychology. Instead, Poole deliberately travels between these territories, asking readers to consider possibilities that may challenge their existing understanding of consciousness, morality, suffering, human development and even reality itself. Perhaps the best way to approach this book is through its own underlying philosophy: don’t simply believe—investigate. Ten Ideas That Make Infrequent Frequencies, Rare Resonance Very Different One of the boo...

Principle 8: Enthusiasm

Enthusiasm Napoleon Hill

Introduction 

The eighth principle of Napoleon Hill's 17 principles of success is the Enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is a strong feeling of active interest in something that we like to enjoy or relish. It is just like a steam in engine as steam runs the engine to its optimum speed, our enthusiasm can become the reason of our grand success. Enthusiasm is a very contagious trait and can deeply influence our target audience. Sales executives harness the power of enthusiasm very appropriately, by talking with exuberance. They convince their customers with sheer enthusiasm. Andrew Carnegie used to promote his enthusiastic executives very often. People say that knowledge is power but in reality enthusiasm is real power of any individual. Many speakers leave their audience spellbound but if we ask the audience about the content of the speech then they might not remember the speech. But they remember the enthusiasm of the speaker.

How to influence others

We can use below mentioned methods to influence others:
1. Turn on your enthusiasm and communicate others that you are very happy by utilising proper voice modulation.
2. Give a gentle handshake accompanied by warm words but do not crush the hand of other person while doing so.
3. If you are leading the conversation then always remember to direct your talk towards the subject that other person cares.
4. Eagerly ask followup questions from the other person.

The Benefits of Controlled Enthusiasm

There are multiple benefits of controlled enthusiasm:
1. It strengthen the intensity of imagination and thinking.
2. Pleasing and convincing tone of voice.
3. Eliminate inefficiencies from your daily works.
4. Spread enthusiasm to others
5. Strengthening of the physical and mental muscles
6. Build your own personal initiative 
Enthusiasm Napoleon Hill

How to develop controlled enthusiasm

1. Search and find your definite major purpose.
2. Write your definite major purpose on paper. This will give you a clear vision.
3. Think why your definite major purpose must be accomplished. This "why" will give you a burning desire.
4. Immediately start working on your goals.
5. Our goal must be backed by clear cut plan of achievement.
6. Dedicatedly follow your plan with full persistence
7. Search your master alliance, as you can reach your goal faster in this way.
8. If you faced the defeat then do not change your target but modify your plan.
9. Keep some distance from naysayers and pessimists.
10. Keep working on your plans. Try to take baby steps and massive strides will come subsequently.

Summary

Enthusiasm is a vital force that builds your dynamic personality. It also recharges your body with more power and energy. Enthusiasm can be displayed by our style of speaking. Sincerity of purpose, honesty, and earnestness must also be inculcated in our character along with enthusiasm. So try this habit of being enthusiastic and see improvement in your daily life.

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