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Have you ever wondered how some people can set goals, and then everything in the universe works together to help them achieve them?
Once you can tune your brain to be aware of the right opportunities, you’ll begin to notice yourself drifting naturally toward your goals and dreams, too.
As you go about your day, you’re constantly bombarded with thoughts, emotions, and external stimulations, right? The subconscious mind takes in thousands of messages every day, and it’s up to you to guide your focus.
You see, your brain is a dynamic organ, and the brain’s structure is always changing, based on our thoughts and experiences. So your job is to direct your subconscious mind to focus on thoughts that lead to your success.
Below is a technique that will help you train your subconscious mind to help you achieve any goal. This Innercise™ was developed to help you prime your brain for goal accomplishment by using neuropsychology and the latest advancements in neuroscience.
Step 1 – Write down a specific goal with a date by which you’ll achieve it.
Step 2 – Write down three reasons why you must achieve your goal. For more on this, check out John Assaraf’s secret success formula.
Step 3 – Read the goal every day while scrolling through it with your finger. Make this a daily success ritual.
Step 4 – As you read it, feel extremely positive emotions and feelings of gratitude for achieving it.
According to Dr. Gail Matthews, a psychology professor at the Dominican University in California, you’re 42 percent more likely to achieve them if you write down your goals.
The more significance you attribute to a thought, the more your subconscious mind pays attention to it. If you think about your goal, write down your goal, attach feelings and emotions to your goal, your subconscious mind will realize that it’s important.
If you include reasons WHY you must achieve your goal, you’re adding even more mental significance to it.
When you set a goal that gets you really excited, one that you have a big “why” for achieving, you activate a part of your brain called the nucleus accumbens (NAc) and the insula. These are related to the motivation centers of your brain, which are responsible for producing the “feel good” hormones like dopamine.
If you demonstrate to your brain how important your goal is, your brain will start to assist you in achieving it. Through emotion and repetition, you can direct the focus of your subconscious mind.
As you probably know, your subconscious mind is directing most of your behavior. When you become conscious of what you’re putting into your subconscious, that’s when you start to train your brain for success.
Programming your brain means directing the focus of your subconscious mind by emphasizing certain thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Once your subconscious mind is aware and directed toward your goal, you will begin to notice and be aware of opportunities to get closer to achieving it. While you may have been oblivious before, you have now trained your brain to perceive the world and look for the things that will help you achieve the specific goal you’re focusing on.
It’s not necessarily that you now create opportunities out of thin air . . . you’re now more aware and able to notice people, places, things, and events that will assist you in reaching your goals.
May you be successful in all areas of your life!
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