Best Test Of Your Life
You're invited to take a test, one you might call the best test of opportunity. If it doesn't prove to be The Mr-Shortcut Mastery Zen best test of your life, it will be the most accurate. Score a high grade, you're guaranteed to obtain accelerated results in the coming days and weeks. You're so busy?
What makes this test so odd is that it's so simple there's a 90% probability that you don't pass it! It's why America produced 'only' an average of 328,571 new millionaires each year from 1992 to 1997... (go ahead, ask the IRS) ...because only an open and hungry adult mind is smart enough to pass a test designed for children to score perfectly on. Is this incredible? Dazzles my attention for a minute; what about you?
Your score is actually computed by the number of questions you answer.
Any true, written answer automatically gives you 20 points towards a perfect
score. It's very simple. Yet 90 to 93% of the people who read this page are too profoundly stupid to pass a test designed for children to master!! Because they are unwilling to write answers down, they fail... the test, and the test of life. Mediocre
people, for the most part. We know plenty of them, don't we?
Seven to ten percent of you will actually write truthful answers and it is guaranteed that wonderful, productive things will be happening for you, this year and month.
A test or shortcut is only good when it helps to advance your condition immediately.
With that guideline, I examined or took 700 tests to find the ones that produced fast, powerful results. Only a dozen or so appear to have survived 800 generations of people using them, and passing them on. There's a bit more credibility when it can stand the revealing test of time.
The bad news: you've successfully used this test ten thousand or more times... in the past 24 hours alone. 'Bad' because you only use the test for minor events and emergencies; rarely ever for anything between one extreme and the other. The test is perfectly effective, has always produced fast results. Yet, at around age twelve, you decided most of your actions would be affected by other's opinions. That's when your decline began.
One amusing example of this is the way we put our best foot forward only the first five times we meet a date... after that, if you're still seeing each other, you no longer take such great
care. Once the routine settles in, you feel no need to be at your best ALL the time. But if company comes, you tidy up yourself and the house, right? In other words, you're more concerned about the opinions of a visitor than those of your significant
other or children/siblings, etc ... presumably the most important people in your life.
From childhood to death your every action requires this test. Sadly, 93 of every 100 only use the test to succeed at tiny things or critical urgencies. I
wonder if YOU personally are one of the seven who ace the test, or The full ten out of a hundred who either ace it, or do great on it.
From the wisest, or richest, or the best and brightest
of 800 generations... the people who lived and live the fast, powerful results of passing such a simple test... they knew they only needed written, truthful answers.
Nearly three of every four new millionaires, (approx. 9,000 pr week) do so through
a home-based effort -- service or product-related.
Far less than half have a college education. Degrees encourage us to think that we need to learn from people who are smarter than ourselves. While every one of us
is willing to admit that there are people who are smarter than ourselves, it's never the person we're currently speaking to, is it?
You're no exception. The proof will be had in the next three to seven minutes. You're getting wisdom from millionaires and billionaires. If you recognize that they
know better than you do, you just might hush up and begin using their specific techniques... techniques that consistently produce better results,including the use of this test!
Twenty points per question you truthfully answer in writing. If you score even one less point than eighty, I guarantee that you're a bore, and NOT very happy. Eighty or more means you already understand the value of this test, and are doing more, achieving more, and living more. It is a most infallible test. Guaranteed.
Here are the questions to the test:
- What would thrill you more than anything in life?
- What people or agencies will you ask for help this week?
- What 5 smaller, more
manageable pieces are part of this dream?
- What single step will I definitely take in the next sixty minutes?
At least up until this point, about 93% of us (almost certainly including you) are, or have been, too profoundly stupid to put written answers on paper now.
Your life is perfect proof.About 7 percent of you are to be congratulated:
you're about to have the best year of your life. Guaranteed.
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In fairness to other points of view,
unisci.com Daily University Science News holds that visuospatial ability might be the best test of intelligence.
Their statement onsite statement is that "Psychologists have evidence that strong visuospatial skills and working memory may be at least as good as verbal skills and working memory as indicators of general intelligence."
Quoting from the December 2008 Journal of Experimental Psychology - General, published by the American Psychological Association (APA), they cite a research team of five pychologists who tested 167 participants on a variety of tasks seeking to identify relationships among spatial abilities (abilities to solve visuospatial problems), visuospatial working memory (temporary storage much like computer RAM, and executive regulatory functioning.
Miyake et al. examined how well visuospatial working memory and executive function correlated with three basic spatial abilities. They observed that participants who were better at visualizing, and could rapidly solve complex visuospatial problems also had stronger executive function.
"Traditional IQ tests have more verbally oriented items than visuospatial," says the article's lead author, Akira Miyake, Ph.D., of the University of Colorado at Boulder. "Understanding the nature of visuospatial abilities and their relationships to general intelligence or to general-purpose executive functions should contribute strongly to more fair and comprehensive tests of intelligence."
Reference: Unisci.com, and Journal of Experimental Psychology - General, Vol. 130, No. 4.)
Now how, for crying out loud, is a typical human going to make use of such a study? Michael Rutter, by way of his "Developmental Psychiatry," is unintentionally humorous when he comments on Raven's Progressive Matrics, David Wechsler's WISC (Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children which makes an assessment of a child's intelligence without requiring any reading or writing), and a version of the Binet test, propounds the idea that the examiner gives the test most likely to achieve the outcome most associated with the intent of giving the test in first place.
Where are the daily practical implications? The best test of intelligence is found in pragmatic realities of life,
where what we do speaks so much more in the way of testing someone's intelligence, than anything we say, or even put on paper.
Another wit claims that the best test of intelligence is what we do with our free time or leisure.
Some believe that the best test of intelligence accurately reflects ability in fields of cutting edge science, mathematics, social articulation and leadership.
For all these many coigns of vantage, the belief is becoming more widespread that I.Q. tests are not the best test of intelligence at all.
Whatever you think or merely believe is the best test of intellect or overall intelligence, the Mr-Shortcut Mastery Zen holds firm in proven belief that the best test of intelligence is found in how we answer the questions outlined above.
This means you do not need to rely upon anyone else for determining the answers to this "best test of intelligence.
Speak less, and do more: What a wonderful path to increasing human intelligence, even better than use of the biotuner,
which is an electro-magnetic approach to boosting intelligence that has yielded an impressive range of reported benefits.
It may yet prove to be that the best test of intelligence is, after all, how we respond to an opposing position in any area of human interest, especially those areas that are most important to us individually. Think about it.
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NO MATTER WHAT IT IS YOU WISH TO BUY, you can always find a better deal.
That doesn't mean driving yourself crazy over petty purchases, it means staying alert;
alert to opportunities all around us to generate money or to save money, especially in stores.
Printed price tags in stores are hardly incscribed in stone.
Use your mental tools to get better prices.
For example, the more time a salesman spends with you,
the more likely you can get him to drop the price.
No matter what he or she tells you, this is true more than eighty percent of the time.
Use this to your repeated advantage; it will put many thousands back in your pocket.
If you can't think of three reasons for the seller to give you a discount, then try just one.
Try it a few times, making certain that you don't just lay down and accept a "No!".
Simply smile and give them another reason to give you a discount.
The higher the cost of the item, the higher the savings.
These are additional dollars staying in your pocket,
to be used for better investments in your future.
Stop accepting retail prices without question.
It's ridiculous, and, so sorry, tends to...
well, yes, it makes the buyer look silly.
Ask for a better price. Then ask again.
The Mr-Shortcut Mastery Zen means NOW.
The Mr-Shortcut Mastery Zen IS now.
The more you get "into" life,
the more it gets into you.