Lefkoe Belief Process

Beliefs Determine Behavior, Right? Wrong.

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 05.08.2012

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At that point I realized that beliefs weren't the only cause of our feelings and that stimuli could be conditioned to cause emotions, such as being told what to do causing anger and not living up to expectations causing anxiety.

Do You Have a Fear of Public Speaking?

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 04.10.2012

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Now, today, we might realize that innovation is possible only if we are willing to try new things that might not work out. Mistakes are part of the process of doing something new and different.

Eliminate the Fear That Stops You

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 04.02.2012

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Seth Godin did it again. I recently read his newest book, Poke the Box, and it's just the right book for our times. It probably will become his 13th...

Do You Really Want Your Child to Be Well-Behaved?

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 12.24.2011

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By Morty and Shelly Lefkoe Remember the last time you heard a parent say, "My kids are wonderful. They always obey me." Or, "They never talk back." O...

Does Anger Make You Uncomfortable?

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 11.17.2011

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If you want to discover why your anger seems so scary that you need to hide it, even from yourself, and if you want to learn how to experience anger without fear, read on.

Boy, was I wrong in my last eating blog post!

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 11.17.2011

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When I wrote my blog post on August 18 about how my new de-conditioning process would stop emotional eating, I made a few statements that I've since discovered just aren't true.

Why Self-Help Usually Doesn't Work ... and What Always Does

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 11.17.2011

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How many times have you attended a personal growth workshop, or listened to a self-help audio course, or read a book, or viewed a set of DVDs designed to change your life?

Loving Our Children Is Not Enough

Morty Lefkoe | Posted 11.17.2011

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What parents do and don't do, say and don't say, provide their children with the experiences that their children interpret into beliefs. Those beliefs affect their lives for better or for worse.