vertifying is an exercise that I do with myself and my clients. I do it by setting a goal and then walking over to the desk or the kitchen and making a written or verbal commitment. I then try to do the same thing while getting creative around the desk or the kitchen. After about 20 minutes I have to walk over to the bed or the bathroom and make a verbal commitment to myself. I call it the “vertifying exercise.
I always make a verbal promise about where I’m headed and what I hope to achieve in the future. Then I look at myself in the mirror and see myself doing this. I see me standing in the kitchen with my hand on the sink and my eyes on the ceiling and telling myself I have everything under control. Then I realize the truth and walk over to the bed and tell myself I have to get in my bed before I forget myself.
Vertification is the exercise of making a verbal commitment about where you are headed and what you hope to achieve. It’s a very important part of doing the ‘life’ thing and I can’t emphasize this enough. It’s how much we believe we can do and how little we really know. I think it’s also one of the most underrated aspects of our lives.
Vertification is one of those common-sense things that we learn through our own experience and our friends and family. It becomes a very important part of doing the life thing because it lets us set our goals and ambitions and how we want to live our lives. It can even be an extremely useful tool to your own self-awareness. If you can just tell yourself you are going to stay in bed and not think about anything at all, its probably something you can accomplish in your life.
Vertification is actually a very common strategy that helps us to break the cycle of thoughts and actions and habits. While there are many different aspects of vertification, for us it involves thinking about our goals and how we want to live our lives. We use this to set our goals for ourselves every day and how we want to live our lives every day. It becomes very important when we have a goal, so we think about it every day.
If you have a goal, life becomes easier. We think about it every day, every moment of every day, and that makes it easier to achieve. We can then use our new goal to move forward. In addition, we think about our goals every day and we have a habit to move forward and take action based on those goals.
If we think about our goals every day, then we can set them to work more efficiently. If we are very quick to move forward, then we can use our goal to make sure we have a better job, which is a good thing. If we are not so quick to move forward, then we can fail at what we do.
Vertifying takes a lot of time and effort, but if you do what you’re supposed to and you don’t make mistakes, it’s great. However, if you do make mistakes, it’s just another thing to learn from. We think of vertifying every day, and that means we are committed to finding the best way to do it. If we think of our goals every day, then we are committed to making sure we do the things that we know we can do.
The problem with going back to the first level of self-awareness is that if you have a few things in mind you can’t just stop to think like that. Here’s something that I did that caught my eye. I found that if I could identify when I didn’t think I should, I could.
I dont know how to explain it, but whenever I see a bad habit I just stop and think about the consequences, I could never do it at any other time. I will go to a wedding or a party and feel better in a way, when I have to take the time to think about those consequences. I know I could still do it, but at least I can take care of myself and take care of myself.
