get me unstuck on a few minor points, but nothing
dramat ic. Let me tell you, I'm hooked. I love it. What a
device. I cut and paste and edit and do headings in
bold. When I'm feeling really flash I do some
paragraphs in italics and some in another script. I print
out on the laser printer when I want to see what it all
looks like. The spell check is amazing, with spelling like
mine it's an absolute necessity. Magic! Double Magic!!
But let's have a look at my biocomputer program.
When those transistor radios came out they didn't work
too good. They were very tinny to say the least. Always
problems with the printed circuits and dry joints. When
I got the typewriter with the memory, always problems,
didn't work too good, always printed out the wrong
paragraph at the wrong time. I know I was building up
a negative program about word processors. I knew they
wouldn't work too good. Why put myself through all
that when I had a good old Selectric? It's easy to see,
anyone can get a program and just because it's a very
strong program doesn't make it right.
That little example opened up my eyes. What else
do I have programs about that I defend, that I just
know I'm right about, but really and truly I'm totally
wrong? Is there a simple program in your biocomputer
that is holding you back. You just know you're right,
but really you're wrong? Stop! Think! Look!
How many people have cut themselves off from
goals by putting time limits on them? I know in all the
books it tells you to put a time frame to each goal.
Many people I've talked to say the most common goal
they were going for was to be a millionaire in five
years. Not one of the people I talked to made the
million in five years. Don't forget I come from a very
privileged position, being able to talk to so many
people at my biocomputer seminars.
Let's look at the biocomputer language involved in