
Your subconscious mind is always saying "yes!"
This "yes" is a very powerful thing. While your conscious mind can only process about 7 bits of information per second, your subconscious mind can process 7 billion bits of information per second. While your conscious mind can barely remember what happened an hour ago, your subconscious mind can remember everything with total recall.
What is your subconscious mind saying "yes" to?
Do you say things like this to yourself: "I don't earn enough. I can't afford it. Why do they charge so much? I'd really like to get it but I can't afford it right now. That's all the company pays." If you're thinking these thoughts, your subconscious mind is saying "yes" to it and you're getting more of what you don't want.
Do you say things like this to yourself: "I feel really tired right now. My back and shoulders are killing me. What wouldn't I do for just a little more energy. I could accomplish so much more if I didn't feel this bad all the time." Again, your subconscious mind is saying "yes" to it.
Do you say things like this to yourself: "I feel so lonely. Nobody really loves me. They're all just pretending to be my friends because they want something from me.
He/she just doesn't love me the way they used to. People are really mean to me. It always amazes me how rude/crude/ungrateful/selfish/stupid other people can be. I could accomplish so much more if they just gave me a chance." Again, your subconscious mind is saying "yes" to it.
You can turn this around by thinking completely different thoughts. "I can afford this right now because what I will learn from it will bring my money back quickly. I am really at the right place here to earn more. I'm going to make this investment right now."
Similarly, you can be thinking, "The more I exercise and eat right the better I feel. When I feel tired, it's fine for me to rest and get my energy back."
And you can be thinking, "It's great to be me. It's funny how people go out of their way to make me happy."
Since your subconscious mind is saying "yes" to these things, too, you will soon find yourself attracting more money, more health, and more positive relationships.
Your subconscious mind is a vast reservoir of pure intelligence. It powerfully supports you in whatever you think or dream.
Your subconscious mind hooks up to the super-conscious mind to bring you serendipity and synchronization. You start getting into the right moods, start working more productively, start sharing more of yourself with others. You start feeling better and acting more intelligently. You start to get intuitions and wonderful coincidences fall into your lap.
I'd like to give you an example of how amazing all this stuff is from my own experience. The other day I came across a website where I wanted to get the product. I thought, "I'd like to get this." It was an expensive product but I was fine with it because I knew I could afford it. Then I got a telephone call and got busy and actually forgot about this website.
However, my subconscious mind had said "yes" to it.
Then yesterday I got an email from someone I did not know. They said that they had been to my website and really liked my products and what I was doing online. They sent me a link to their product, asking me what I thought about it. Imagine my surprise when I downloaded the product to find that it was the exact product I was intending to buy the other day!
Stuff like this happens to me all the time. Why? It's because I know that my subconscious mind is saying "yes" to whatever I ask and I have trained myself to ask for what I want and to completely ignore what I don't want. I could tell you many other stories where things just show up for me with no effort on my part, but I think you get the point.
That's my secret, and now you know it too and can apply it.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
The Secret Of My Success
Labels: conscious, crude, information, intelligence, mind, rude, selfish, stupid, subconscious, ungrateful
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
We all have our bad days
Do you ever feel like everybody is speaking in a different language and you have no idea what about? Remember the time when your super-smart colleague tried to make conversation with you? You could do nothing more than stare blankly at her before making a beeline for the restroom because you had no idea what she was talking about.
We all have our bad days when we feel left out from the conversation because we have not been keeping up with all the things happening in the world. Well, thanks to the rise of the World Wide Web, even if you find yourself lagging behind in information pertaining to some department, you can always catch up without too much effort. How so? Well, you could try looking up some news & information archives.
Earlier, you had to visit the news & information archives that were run by the government, and these were not always the easiest of places to move around in. But thanks to the rise of archives on the Internet, all you need to do is punch in a couple of keys and watch yourself face to face with a long list of news & information archives. Not only do the news & information archives on the Internet make your search for news and information very quick, but they also save you a trip to those musty old archives of hard copy.
Would you say that we are becoming lazier and more and more spoil thanks to the ease of using the Internet? Perhaps we are, but do you really care? Isn't it brilliant how we are able to sit at a desk and view the happenings in the world. Moreover, if you are looking for specific news and information, all you need to do is specify what kind of an archive you are looking for. So you could find an archive of only news stories or an archive of information on population or economics or gadget developments.
News & information archives also help us channel our research. We no longer have to sift through hordes of information that will be of no use to us. It is easier, quicker and a whole lot more convenient.
Keep yourself updated by reading up news articles pertaining to the days when you did not have the time. So the next time that you find a discussion that you would like to be a part of.
Labels: archive, information, language, News, World Wide Web
