Transformation in the view ((Jack Canfield)) first part

Transformation in the view ((Jack Canfield)) first part

The evolution of Jack Canfield’s first part is divided into several parts that we would like to explain to you.

((Jack Canfield)) and the rules of success

Among the coaches and motivational and success writers, (Jack Canfield) is one of those who tried to express her content with concrete examples and practical examples..

He has published many books.

It is said that his book (Chicken Soup for the Soul) which he wrote with another writer named Mark Victor Hansen has sold more than 500 million copies!

In this article, we have taken a look at his other book, ((25 Vital Laws of Success)) in order to examine the motivational content and success from his point of view.

Although this book is written based on success.

But due to the attitudinal nature of the laws raised in it, it can be viewed on a larger level with the view of evolution.

Doing some things and turning them into a fixed process requires transformational approaches and not just operational action.

In this view, seven major themes are adapted from Jack Canfield’s material.

These items are not intended as a selection or summary of the book, nor to introduce it.

Rather, it shows the kind of view and attitude that governs the content of this book and can be modeled on it.

It is necessary to explain that each of these cases independently has a place for work, further study, lectures and even an educational basis.

Now let’s go to review a useful content:

1-Responsibility

Luck and possibilities and that every human being may end up in a situation that he did not choose.

It has its own subjectivity and people like (Rolf Dubli) have confirmed this.

But the content provided by Jack Canfield is based on the pillar of responsibility.

He considers each person responsible for their achievements, physical health, relationships with others, bankruptcy and other matters.

This category is a serious flip and an attitude issue in mental structuring.

To the extent that he very frankly attributes the damage and shortcomings to his audience.

And he asks the readers of his book to make up for their mistakes as soon as possible and clean up their misdeeds.

2-Introduction and individual genius and inner satisfaction

Canfield, have a special view on innate genius.

It is enjoyable to do something that is not too difficult for a person.

It is worth it and even the person is willing to do it for free!

Of course, provided that the person accepts the side difficulties and puts energy and serious investment on it.

With such an attitude, it is enough for each person to cultivate and develop that special talent to achieve happiness mixed with wealth.

Perhaps it can be said that someone who has a good sense of drawing should not limit himself to the monthly salary for working in the commercial department of a company.

و He always gets jealous when he sees his friends’ success in painting!

Or someone who writes poetry well, should not seek to sell scarves and read his poetry and poems for others and regret and say ((I should have become a poet, not sell scarves))!

Our understanding of the author’s content is that if the potential painter or poet invests in his inherent genius and overcomes the difficulties.

He can achieve money, success and inner happiness in the same way that is enjoyable and valuable for him.