Get Taller
Wanting to get taller after puberty is the dream of millions of people world wide and many think it is out side of theyr'e grasp. That dream where one day they no longer have to go through the crap that being shorter than everyone else brings. I know thats a bit blunt but it's true.. Even though so many vertically challenged individuals are more than capable of excelling at what ever they choose, that doesn’t stop others making a different and wrong judgement.
No matter what our short person does, quite often overlooked and when our short friend does something extra-ordinary, people look on in awe as if what they have achieved is impossibility. Reactions like this, you would think helps our short friend to build confidence, but often the opposite happens and it turns to anger. “Why can't I be able to achieve X”, they thinks. Reactions of amazement actually ignite the desire to get taller, since nearly everyone wishes to be treated on a level peg. It’s one thing to be revered for a great achievement if you are not considered to have a handicap. But to be lauded for achieving something because you are considered to be at a disadvantage, especially since it is a short coming in the eye of the observer is bloody annoying.
There's another igniter of the desire to get taller. The jokes and nicknames that, many friends label us with. They look upon them as affectionate and personal when very often underneath you feel labelled and pigeon holed. Worse however is when you come across those not so friendly who plough in with not so affectionate names. There's an old saying that goes sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me, that’s all well and good, but doesn’t hold water here. Name calling, nicknames and jokes are strong triggers for the mind. They can seem harmless but to you and me, they are a constant reminder of what we desperately want to escape.
I could say, lets go and do some self confidence building! Let’s visualize, lets get the affirmations going, “everyday in everyway I get taller and taller….” So should we admit defeat in our get taller quest? Shut the blinds, lock the door to our dreams and throw away the key.
Nope these very rarely work, there are some really clever tricks out there but in most cases self hypnosis, affirmations and the like are just temporary measures. Your trying to lead your brain into thinking alls well and your feeling like ironman. But the mind is clever and says “ no way, your not at all, all isn’t ok”….”If all is ok why you trying so hard?”.
The only way to truly change is to actually set change. Get taller physically and it instantly does the lot on auto pilot. It stops your everyone targeting what they think are your disabilities and by the very nature of your progression fills you full of a new zest for life full of confidence.
Not convinced, then why can you feel like crap, go to the hair saloon, get a new hair style and walkout feeling a million dollars. It’s because long lasting physical change, is unbelievably more powerfull than any other self improvement technique out there. When you physically change for the better so does your whole life.
Get on over to this site to see an amazing get taller system that enabled a 26 year old to go from 5"7 to 5"11 in 6 weeks!!!
No matter what our short person does, quite often overlooked and when our short friend does something extra-ordinary, people look on in awe as if what they have achieved is impossibility. Reactions like this, you would think helps our short friend to build confidence, but often the opposite happens and it turns to anger. “Why can't I be able to achieve X”, they thinks. Reactions of amazement actually ignite the desire to get taller, since nearly everyone wishes to be treated on a level peg. It’s one thing to be revered for a great achievement if you are not considered to have a handicap. But to be lauded for achieving something because you are considered to be at a disadvantage, especially since it is a short coming in the eye of the observer is bloody annoying.
There's another igniter of the desire to get taller. The jokes and nicknames that, many friends label us with. They look upon them as affectionate and personal when very often underneath you feel labelled and pigeon holed. Worse however is when you come across those not so friendly who plough in with not so affectionate names. There's an old saying that goes sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me, that’s all well and good, but doesn’t hold water here. Name calling, nicknames and jokes are strong triggers for the mind. They can seem harmless but to you and me, they are a constant reminder of what we desperately want to escape.
I could say, lets go and do some self confidence building! Let’s visualize, lets get the affirmations going, “everyday in everyway I get taller and taller….” So should we admit defeat in our get taller quest? Shut the blinds, lock the door to our dreams and throw away the key.
Nope these very rarely work, there are some really clever tricks out there but in most cases self hypnosis, affirmations and the like are just temporary measures. Your trying to lead your brain into thinking alls well and your feeling like ironman. But the mind is clever and says “ no way, your not at all, all isn’t ok”….”If all is ok why you trying so hard?”.
The only way to truly change is to actually set change. Get taller physically and it instantly does the lot on auto pilot. It stops your everyone targeting what they think are your disabilities and by the very nature of your progression fills you full of a new zest for life full of confidence.
Not convinced, then why can you feel like crap, go to the hair saloon, get a new hair style and walkout feeling a million dollars. It’s because long lasting physical change, is unbelievably more powerfull than any other self improvement technique out there. When you physically change for the better so does your whole life.
Get on over to this site to see an amazing get taller system that enabled a 26 year old to go from 5"7 to 5"11 in 6 weeks!!!
