what holds them back is fear and faith. Fear of the unknown and the faith in their ability to
change the circumstances.
If your life is out of sync, if you have forgotten who you are or what your true desires in life
were, chances are you have lost connection with your inner voice.
Listen to your Intuition:
Intuition is knowledge without understanding exactly how you know it. Your gut feeling
(subconscious) can give you a great amount of information that your physical senses
(conscious) ignore. Psychologists use this inner thought as a way to communicate with their
clients. In general, therapists don’t tell you what the problems may be or actions to take, they
encourage you to search your intuition, knowing full well your values and beliefs will direct your
conscious thought.
Your social conditions and educational institutions explain to you rational and logical behavior
which influences your conscious thought and become a determining factor in all of your
decisions. Since your understanding is limited to what you can see, hear and touch, (physical
senses), you miss information the body and soul are giving you. In other words, your reality can
be, and most likely is, in error. The subconscious mind recognizes and arranges vibrations for
the conscious mind so the body may react without thought. By ignoring the subconscious, your
soul, the message from within, you lose sight of instructions designed to give you insight.
and intuition.” - Steve Jobs
Control Your Conscious Thoughts:
Each of us has built in defense mechanism, a small voice looking for a reason why not to
act, why we shouldn’t to move forward, why we can’t do something. The job of this subjective
process is to protect you from harm, but in its role as guardian of the mind, it becomes overly
protective. So much that it develops irrational fears and overrides conscious thought and lucid
judgment. Studies show people will do far more to avoid pain than they will to gain pleasure
and it’s the job of this mind to avoid pain.
Identify Your Beliefs:
We all have an internal map of our lives; these are beliefs we construct and live by.
Certain beliefs are held consciously, while others are unconscious and produce inductive
reasoning (general pattern of memories that compose a truth about specific event or
observation). Some of these unconscious beliefs limit our ability to grow and move forward in
life. They are directions on an outdated map. Since the conscious mind will always look at your
map, this unconscious pattern of beliefs, and create the appropriate answer with the least
amount of effort. The subconscious, by its nature, looks for the safest option, not necessarily