Monthly Archives: August 2011

Unique and Superior

Posted on August 20, 2011 by Brian Loebig

A common perception among criminal thinkers is the idea that they are different and better than others. Even when a criminal is repeatedly arrested for a violation, their ‘uniqueness’ in thinking leads them to believe that it won’t happen to … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking Change | Tagged criminal thinking, different and better, self-esteem, superiority, thinking error, uniqueness, zero-state thinking | 1 Comment

Fear Factor

Posted on August 12, 2011 by Brian Loebig

Our stereotypical view of a “hardened” criminal is that they are fearless. Criminals are portrayed in the media, and often in movies, as callous, reckless, quick tempered, ready to fight and angry. In reality, criminal thinkers have many fears. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Thinking Change, Thinking Errors | Tagged anger, criminal lifestyle, criminal thinking, criminal thinking error, fear factor, fear of fear, feelings of fear, fragile ego, primary fear | 3 Comments

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