WriteTech: Harness the true power of Writing Jonathan Temporal

Is the pandemic lockdown dragging you down? Keep your head up! Use this time to define, clarify, refine and plan to go after your biggest goals! In this podcast episode, we will go deep into the origins of the word "goal". You will be surprised and amazed to learn some of the original meanings of this word. You will the secrets behind


why we often very hard to define real goals and even harder to achieve them
why some people seem to have the uncanny ability to achieve whatever goals they've set and how you can be one of them
how to ensure that from now on, you will always achieve the real goals you've set for yourself

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Most of us read in bed just before going to sleep. Often the stories we read serve to relax our minds and make us fall asleep. Instead of simply reading a bedtime story every night, why not write yourself one? If you write your own story every night in the way I will show you through this podcast and witness your life transform for the better.

Jonathan Temporal is an Australian author, lawyer, university lecturer and occasional Aikido teacher. The preceding podcast was excerpted from his book WriteTech: How to harness the power of writing to achieve audacious goals, solve any problem, and radically re-engineer your life.

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We unleash a tremendous dormant creative force every time we write with serious, deliberate intent. Each one of us can “think and decree” things into reality.

If you desire something, you think about it and write a decree. To decree is to state that something is so and laying it down as law that must be obeyed.

Using the simplest of tools — a small blank notebook and a pen — you will learn that whatever you truly desire and write down with deliberate intent, and which you believe, with a simple, child-like faith you will get and take inspired action to get, will become yours. Guaranteed.

Listen to part 2 of the latest inspirational and empowering WriteTech podcast episode on the powerful writing technique of "Thinking and Decreeing".

We unleash a tremendous dormant creative force every time we write with serious, deliberate intent. Each one of us can “think and decree” things into reality.

If you desire something, you think about it and write a decree. To decree is to state that something is so and laying it down as law that must be obeyed.
Using the simplest of tools — a small blank notebook and a pen — you will learn that whatever you truly desire and write down with deliberate intent, and which you believe, with a simple, child-like faith you will get and take inspired action to get, will become yours. Guaranteed.

Listen to part 1 of the latest inspirational and empowering WriteTech podcast episode on the powerful writing technique of "Thinking and Decreeing".

The number 100 is a very powerful number. It’s associated with the best of anything in the world – the 100 largest companies, the top 100 restaurants, the 100 greatest musical bands, the 100 places you have to visit before you die, and so on.

100 is a virtually limitless number 1. It’s a number bursting with power and potential. Anything multiplied by 100 becomes something immensely more powerful and significant. I would learn this at a critical point in my life a few years ago. Back then, I accidentally stumbled upon just how potent the number 100 was when combined with the power of writing.

Listen to the new inspirational WriteTech podcast episode and learn how I used Writing to the 100th Power to buy a house in 100 days after I was fired from a job.

In this episode, learn a truly powerful writing technique that can instantly focus your attention away from whatever daunting problems are facing you and lead it toward unlikely solutions you may not have thought about.

If you are burdened with a problem, and you continually obsess about it, then the problem will grow. And if you don’t arrest its growth, soon the problem will overwhelm you. When you reach this point, you may feel an extreme sense of powerlessness to deal with the problem.

I’ve been there. I reached the stage of ‘overwhelm’ several times in the past — many years ago, when the first internet venture I started collapsed, leaving me with a 5-figure credit card debt, or when I first arrived in Australia 15 years ago, without knowing a single person and attempted to stay afloat mentally, psychologically and financially.

Asking the 5 Power Questions turned things around for me. It will do the same for you.

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