Comments on: What We Think About Shapes Our Homeschooling http://www.justenoughblog.com/?p=1118 Where Education and Parenting Collide Tue, 07 Sep 2010 03:01:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Mark http://www.justenoughblog.com/?p=1118&cpage=1#comment-2124 Mark Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:03:03 +0000 http://www.justenoughblog.com/?p=1118#comment-2124 You are correct in the sense that we will see what we focus on and what we focus on becomes our reality, this applies to home schooling and every other aspect of our life. I do believe that the power of our intentions to convey energy and can and does have an impact on much that happens in our life. <abbr><em>Mark’s last blog post: <a href="http://tobeme.wordpress.com/2009/01/07/have-fun/" rel="nofollow">Have Fun!</a></abbr></em> You are correct in the sense that we will see what we focus on and what we focus on becomes our reality, this applies to home schooling and every other aspect of our life.

I do believe that the power of our intentions to convey energy and can and does have an impact on much that happens in our life.

Mark’s last blog post: Have Fun!

]]> By: Krystal http://www.justenoughblog.com/?p=1118&cpage=1#comment-2122 Krystal Thu, 08 Jan 2009 01:44:04 +0000 http://www.justenoughblog.com/?p=1118#comment-2122 Good topic, thanks for the insights. :) <abbr><em>Krystal’s last blog post: <a href="http://motherspillit.blogspot.com/2009/01/despite-setbacks-im-still-obama-mama.html" rel="nofollow">Despite setbacks, I'm still an Obama Mama</a></abbr></em> Good topic, thanks for the insights. :)
Krystal’s last blog post: Despite setbacks, I’m still an Obama Mama

]]> By: Sandra Foyt http://www.justenoughblog.com/?p=1118&cpage=1#comment-2121 Sandra Foyt Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:02:01 +0000 http://www.justenoughblog.com/?p=1118#comment-2121 This begs the question of whether it's possible to change out thinking. Jonathan Haidt, in The Happiness Hypothesis - Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom, cites studies showing that people have happiness set points. Supposedly, it takes extreme measures - meditation or medication - to change a person's innate propensity to be happy. Personally, I tend to think that people can change themselves and the way they think, but maybe that's just my inner optimist. <abbr><em>Sandra Foyt’s last blog post: <a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/OnLivingByLearning/~3/504989104/" rel="nofollow">Is Home Schooling A Mainstream Choice?</a></abbr></em> This begs the question of whether it’s possible to change out thinking.

Jonathan Haidt, in The Happiness Hypothesis - Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom, cites studies showing that people have happiness set points. Supposedly, it takes extreme measures - meditation or medication - to change a person’s innate propensity to be happy.

Personally, I tend to think that people can change themselves and the way they think, but maybe that’s just my inner optimist.

Sandra Foyt’s last blog post: Is Home Schooling A Mainstream Choice?

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