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Change Your Mindset In 21 Days By Brainwashing Yourself






This is a concept that is life changing.

In order to reach the high level of success, self confidence and prosperity that you want, you have to master the ART of BRAINWASHING YOURSELF

Who's Controlling Your Mind?
"if you do not run your subconscious mind yourself, someone else will run it for you" - Florence Scovel

"Whoever controls the media controls the mind" - Jim Morrison

Reprogram your mind and brainwash yourself for the purpose of creating a desired effect.

To succeed, you have to exercise your will power, be diligent and persistent.

Repetition is the KEY

The subconscious mind is extremely powerful but also extremely vulnerable

The FACTS are:
Your subconscious mind is

1.      Always on duty and recording what you hear, see and say and even things that you are not consciously viewing . This is how subliminal messages are passed on. If you fall asleep with the TV on, your subconscious is fully awake and absorbing all the messages and activities going on in the TV programs

2.      It is a giant tape recorder. It records and stores all of your life's memories and experiences. It stores all events as mental movies and images in the mind

3.      It does not hear no or not; if you say I will not take cigarette, the image that appears in your mind is cigarette and so you continue to think about it

4.      It cannot comprehend the future. The subconscious mind only knows NOW, the PRESENT is the only tense that exists in the subconscious; that's why if you have goals, you should see them as already accomplished and not things to be yet accomplished

5.      Our subconscious mind controls 95% of our lives. It forms our habits and we are creatures of habit. This means that the conscious mind is only in control of 5% of our lives

6.      The subconscious mind cannot tell the difference between your imagination and the actual event (reality); that's why you get scared with goose bumps while watching a scary movie; you consciously know that it is not real but the subconscious mind cannot tell the difference and so it produces the effect the movie has on you (goose bumps)

7.      Repetition creates new beliefs in the subconscious mind. Say or hold onto any thought long enough and the subconscious mind will begin to believe it even if it is false 

On a quantum level, you will literally begin to attract the very things you place in your subconscious mind.

You attract the things that you think about most often - this is the Law of Attraction which states that "you would draw to yourself the situation, circumstances, people and events that match your dominant feelings, thoughts and words"

Your thoughts are a form of dynamic energy that attract to you exactly what you think.

Since the subconscious mind forms our habits, we usually think the same thoughts over and over again and this is why we get the same reality over and over again.

In order for us to consciously choose a better reality, we must reprogram our subconscious thoughts and brainwashing yourself is the best way to do it.

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  1. Success With Dr. Jerry - the FirstJuly 13, 2018 at 7:25 AM

    Repetition is the KEY to acquiring a new habit and once that habit is formed it is reinforced by REPETITION

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