How Your Mind Works

The Scientific Facts – How Mind Works

How Mind Works

Note:  The words subconscious mind and deeper mind have the same meaning and will be used within this report interchangeably.

There are Two Parts to Mind

Have you ever wondered how your mind works?  I’m sure you are already aware that you have two parts to your mind, the conscious and the subconscious.  These minds aren’t really separate, but rather two parts of the same mind, in a similar way to the left and right brain.  These two parts of the mind each have very different functions.

Your Conscious Mind:

The conscious part of your mind has a window on the world and it uses your five senses of sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing to make sense of everything you come into contact with.  Its job is to make choices.  Using this part of your mind and your five senses you are constantly evaluating everything you experience and categorising it according to your likes and dislikes.

If the thing you are experiencing fits in with your belief system, for instance, it is internalised, if not it will be rejected as unimportant, irrelevant or downright wrong.  This is a built in faculty left over from primitive times when early humans had to make instant judgements to decide whether a situation was safe or life threatening.  Its job is to keep you safe.

Hypnotherapists often call this part of mind, ‘the critical factor,’ and that is it’s job.  If you come across something that fits into your belief system you allow it ‘in’ to your subconscious mind and is added to the mounting evidence you have already collected about that particular belief which proves to you that your belief is true.

This is the part of mind which makes you human, the part that differentiates you from lower animals. Science tells us that this part of your mind consists of about 2% of the whole.

Your Subconscious Mind: It’s in Charge of Your Body

Your deeper mind is not only equal to; it far surpasses the most advanced computer ever invented.  It is capable of so much more than man has realised and getting to know how it works can be the key to freedom.

Your deeper mind is in charge of your body, it breaths for you, renews your skin cells, grows your hair and attends to a million other bodily functions.  It digests your food and manufactures the nutrients and vitamins you need to stay healthy.

All this and much, much more is the job of your deeper mind.  It does all this outside of conscious awareness.  After all you never need to think about digesting your food or growing your hair consciously, do you?

Your whole body and all of its millions of functions are controlled by this part of mind and as long as you don’t interfere with the process it is capable of keeping you healthy for a great many years.

Your Subconscious Mind: It’s Full of Programs

When you were born you already had the program within you to run your body.    You were also born with a few other programs such as the suck reflex, the crying program, so you could attract attention, and the grab reflex.  Then as you grew you added more and more programs.

There are mainly two ways of learning new skills.  The first way is passive and in common with all animals you simply copied those around you, mainly your parents and primary care-givers.  The second way sets you above the animals and is learning through concentrated attention which is how you learned to read write, tie your shoelaces and drive a car.

As you grew you added the walking program and the talking program.  You learned to swim and to ride a bike among many other things.  If you were learning a skill that required concentration you first had to learn it consciously and after several repetitions or when you felt competent at performing the new task it dropped down into your deeper mind and became a program.

Any numbers of the millions of programs within your deeper mind are accessed by your conscious mind by the act of choosing.  You decide you want a cup of tea and your deeper mind accesses all the programs it needs to make that happen. It will access your walking program, maybe your’ talking program, your hand eye co-ordination program and your directional program among many others needed for the task in hand.

It does all this outside of your conscious awareness and all because you made a choice.  You never, ever, need to think about how to walk, to talk or to make a cup of tea or drive a car because your deeper mind knows how.  It has the program and you have the choice to access it at any time.

One way to understand these two parts of mind is to liken them to a computer, which incidentally was modelled on the human mind.  Your conscious mind is equal to ‘you’ the operator of the computer and your deeper mind is like the computer which holds all the programs.  Just as a computer depends on an operator to access its individual programs so your deeper mind depends on instructions from your conscious mind.

Your Subconscious Mind: It Holds All of Your Memories

Your subconscious mind is also where all your memories are held and not just the ones you can actually recall either.  In fact everything and I mean everything, you have ever seen, heard, smelt, tasted, felt or experienced is held in your deeper mind.

Every conversation you have ever heard or had, every book you’ve ever read, every television program you’ve ever watched, everything.  As long as you were paying attention to it and not focussing on something else at the time it is in there.

I once saw a fascinating experiment from many years ago where doctors were inserting probes into a patients brain while he was awake and the patient was recalling memories of being age two and sitting in his pram listening to his mother having a conversation with her next door neighbour.

The man was able to remember, word for word, a conversation he overheard between his mother and her neighbour.  He was too young to talk at the time, but he remembered everything in vivid detail, including the colour and feel of the pram blankets, the smell of baby milk and the breeze blowing in his hair.

We may not be able to recall most of the day to day stuff that happened to us in the past but it is still in there somewhere.  One good way of remembering seeming forgotten names or items is by association.  The subconscious does not just allow our experiences to get saved randomly within our memory banks.  Everything is filed for easier recall.

Imagine if you were using your computer daily and you did a lot of work on it that needed saving.  If you just simply saved everything to the same place, over time you would find it increasingly hard to find everything.  If everything was simply ‘dumped’ it would be much more difficult, or sometimes impossible to remember things.

Imagine, just saving every bit of work you do on your computer in a willy, nilly fashion, just anywhere?  Things would become really hard, if not impossible, to find.  Much time would be wasted looking for things without a system.

The sensible thing to do would be to create folders.  You could create a folder for personal stuff, a folder for work related projects and so on and this would make it easier to locate the documents in the future.  When you were looking for something you would first think what it was associated with and then look in the relevant file to find it.

That is how your subconscious mind works too; remember computers were modelled on the mind.  You find lost items using the same process with your mind.  First you think back to when you last recall having the item and this is like remembering which folder they might be in.  Then you mentally retrace your steps, looking in the folder, until you find the item.

If that doesn’t work the next job is to start searching other ‘folders’ memories until something clicks.  You see the stuff you thought you forgot was always there but you simply had no reason to look into it so it just sat there.  We are generally too busy in the present to dig about thinking of everything that went on yesterday.

That is why elderly people often notice that their memories of ‘old times’ get sharper as they age.  This happens just because they have less and less to occupy themselves with in the present which leaves them time to look into their past and is a perfectly normal procedure.

Your Subconscious Mind: It’s the Seat of Your Emotions

So far we have built a picture of your deeper mind, full of programmes and memories and now it’s time to add a third component.

This deeper part of your mind is also the seat of your emotions, every emotion you have ever felt is held in your subconscious mind and all of these emotions are attached to memories.  When something happens that affects you either negatively or positively and you feel an emotion or a range of emotions, the memory, with it’s accompanying emotion, gets trapped in the physiology.

Children are very emotional creatures who can go from laughing hysterically to crying in moments and as children we would have had lots of incidents like this.  Even if you were too young to remember the initial event it’s in there attached to the emotion.  This is often why people, including you, often seem to overreact to a situation.

Let’s just suppose that when you were two years old your Mum disappeared for a while and when she returned she had another baby with her.  Now she hasn’t got as much time for you as she had, you don’t get to sit on her lap any more because she’s always holding the usurper.  You get angry, you get sad, you get jealous, and you want to get rid of this baby.  You maybe even want to kill it.

Your Subconscious Mind: It Holds all Your Emotions

You have no conscious memory of this time because you were too young, but the memory is still there.  Now when you are an adult and maybe have a girlfriend or boyfriend who seems to be paying a lot of attention to someone else, the old program is accessed and you act completely irrationally, just like a little kid you start to scream and shout, perhaps you even attack the other person and then you wonder why you acted in this way.

Although this is an extreme case and I’m sure you have never attacked anyone in your life the same is true for fears of all kinds.  Just imagine if you were a kid at school?  You haven’t been there long and all the other kids seem to be getting along with reading really well but you can’t make sense of most of it.

Teacher is going round the class and asking individual children to read a word each and you feel scared because you don’t think you are going to be able to do it. The more scared you get the less you can make sense of the words on the page and you keep telling yourself, “I can’t do it.”

At this point you are burning this experience into your physiology and without realising it every time you use those words in the future they have the potential of getting you straight back into the original panic you felt on that day as a five year old.

In contrast there were things you were good at, things people praised you for.  Perhaps you were good at football, singing or dressing up and you felt quite confident when doing those things.  When you were doing those things you were good at you used a completely different vocabulary within your head.

You probably said things like, “I can do this, I’m good at this,” or “I like doing this.”  You then had warm feelings, you felt confident.  This too is burned into you physiology as a program and again will be accessed by using those same words.

Your Subconscious Mind: The Effect of Your Words

Now you can hopefully see what an effect the words you use in any given situation have on you.  The words you use make you feel either good or bad, relaxed and at ease or stressed and liable to make mistakes.  I read a passage in a book recently that said, “Those who don’t know the effect of their words are behind the times.” The book I was reading was written in the 1950’s.

The trouble is that whenever some people read about or hear about, “Positive Thinking” it puts them off but I’m going to show you how the “Positive Thinking” brigade have got the main principles correct and I’m going to do it in a way that will make complete sense to you.  You will certainly ‘get it’ and then you can use what you learn to access a successful program with ease.

For now however let’s go back to looking at the subconscious mind.  So far you’ve learned that your subconscious mind is the part of you where all your programs are kept, it’s where all your memories are stored and it’s where all your emotions are stored too.

You actually store nothing in your conscious mind; everything is kept in your deeper mind.  It is your deeper mind that has the ability and power to make your legs move and take you everywhere and it does this by listening to your instructions.  It listens to everything you say and think and then interprets it into action.

Your Subconscious Mind: It Follows Your Instructions

Your subconscious mind doesn’t sleep; it is listening to you 24/7.  Your conscious mind sleeps, closes down and rests, but your subconscious is always awake, alert.  If it closed down at night you would stop breathing and your food would go undigested etc.  In actual fact the bodily functions and the regeneration of your body not only carries on during sleep but actually steps up when you are resting and sleeping.

Your deeper mind also hears and responds to every single thing you say and every thought you have.  Whatever you think and talk about, the subconscious part of your mind assumes you want and its job is to find a way to attract that into your life.  Your deeper mind is always listening and it takes everything literally.

This part of mind is naive and gullible.  It does not question anything.  Imagine once again that it is like a computer and your conscious mind is ‘YOU’ the operator.  Your computer questions nothing; it simply obeys your commands.  You can add any program at all on to your computer and it will accept without question.

This is the reason everyone had different beliefs and ideas from others.  We are all unique because our deeper minds accepted the beliefs of our parents, which were different from family to family but nevertheless taken as true by the children living within those particular homes.

So, although your computer like mind is very clever it has no mind of its own, no power of choice.  If you accept an idea and believe it, it is true for you. I t becomes a belief which is in effect a program and it sits within waiting to be summoned.

Your deeper mind then, listens to everything you say and it follows your instructions to the letter, simple!  Yet what you need to know next is very important, because even though ‘It’ listens intently ‘It’ doesn’t actually understand language.  I’ll repeat that because it is a very important concept, ‘It’ doesn’t actually understand language.

The reason for this is because your subconscious mind was around long before language was developed.  It is a very primitive part of you.  It was in Neathandal man, it was in cave men and I don’t suppose they had language.

Not only that but it is also in every animal; otherwise they wouldn’t breathe or digest their food.  It was in dinosaurs, it’s in fish and none of these creatures have language.

How Your Mind Works

How does it work then?  This bit is vitally important!  ‘It’ receives the pictures that the languages you use create in your mind. I’ll repeat that, ‘It’ receives the pictures that the languages you use create in your mind.

Think about it for a moment, what is language?  Whenever you speak, think or read a book the language you use creates pictures within your mind.  Whenever you listen to someone else speaking, the language they are using is creating pictures in your mind.  That is how you understand language.

When you were a child you learned to associate words with images, you learned that the word cat meant one of those furry animals and that tree meant a tree of some kind.  From then on whenever someone mentioned cat or tree you had a picture of both in your mind.

First of all you learned tree, then as you progressed you learned to differentiate, oak, pine, ash, plane and so on.  If I told you that I was out walking and it started to rain so I sheltered under a tree you would see your version of events in your mind.

I could make it more specific and I could say that I was out walking in the woods and it started to rain cats and dogs so I sheltered under a huge oak tree.  Still your picture would not be 100% like my version because I was there experiencing it and you are only seeing it in your mind using your own memory bank as a reference.

If someone told you they were going to the Seychelles on holiday you would, I’m sure, get a picture of golden beaches, beautiful blue sky and palm trees.  Even if you hadn’t been to that part of the world you would still have some pictures in mind when it was mentioned.

As humans, even if we have no concept of what the other person is describing we make it up.  Even abstract words will conjure up pictures in your mind.  Take any of the following words and see what pictures they conjure up within your mind.  Algebra, Scientific or Electricity all conjure up pictures for me but I’m sure that they will conjure up completely different pictures for you.

If the words you use didn’t evoke pictures within your mind you might as well be talking Chinese.  That is the reason you don’t understand certain foreign languages because the words don’t mean anything to you.  You haven’t yet learned to associate them with a picture so it’s all just gobbledegook.

It is these pictures which are as a result of your thinking or speech that your deeper mind gets to work on.  Whether you are aware of it or not, when you decide to go to the supermarket and do the shopping, a picture of you doing just that flashes across your mind and this is what your deeper mind works from.  This is how your mind works and always has done.

When you sit watching TV in the evening and you decide you’d like a cup of tea, whether you know it or not, you immediately see a picture of having the cup of tea and then your subconscious accesses all the programmes it needs to make that happen.

When, you decide to meet your friend for coffee in town, you see the town, the coffee shop and your friend and your deeper mind accesses the programs needed to get you there.  Even if the place you are visiting is somewhere you haven’t been before you simply make it up.  If it’s a city you see your version of city, attending a lecture in a foreign city will conjure up images of lectures you’ve been to before or lectures you’ve seen on TV.

The subconscious mind then does not understand any individual language; instead, it understands a Universal language.  It works metaphorically, getting its instruction in the form of pictures, a bit like the silent movies of old.  The problem is because no-one ever taught you that, you have probably, inadvertently, been giving it the wrong pictures to work from.

Your Subconscious Mind: Your Faithful Servant

Apart from running your body, which it does with brilliance, and making a grand job of storing all your memories and emotions another function of your subconscious mind is to attract whatever you ask for.  Your subconscious mind is your faithful servant.

Yes it’s true, whatever is in your life right now is something you have asked for either deliberately or by default.  “Not true,” I hear you say, “I would never have asked for this or that.”  However, I am 100% sure that you did invite it in.

How do I know that?  I know it because nothing arrives in our life unless we somehow invite it.  Let’s take a look and see how you might have invited the things you are less than happy with!  One way you may have invited things into your life that you really didn’t want is through speaking about what you don’t want.

Your Subconscious Mind:  Doesn’t Understand Negatives.

Remember, we said your deeper mind files everything away in your memory banks.  To ensure everything gets filed away correctly it has to first make sense of each experience.  Let’s look then at how it’s naivety could be hampering us and what we can do to change.

Try this experiment, “Don’t think of pink elephants.”  Did you notice that you had to think of pink elephants to try not to think of them?  A similar thing happens when we speak in negatives.  Imagine saying, “I don’t want to be poor.”  This statement conjures up a picture of you being poor.

Now try some other statements, like, “I’m fed up of being overweight/fat,”  “I don’t want to get the blame for it,” or “I hope my car doesn’t break down.”  In all of those statements your mind had to picture what you didn’t want so that you could say, “This is not what I want.”

Remember, the subconscious mind works from the pictures we give it.  Remember it’s naïve and primitive, it doesn’t understand the complexities of the English language, or any languages come to that.  That is the job of your conscious mind.  All of that stuff is processed in the analytical left side of the brain.

Of course, we are 21st century humans and our conscious mind lives in the modern age.  Consciously we are up with the times.  We are clever creatures and we understand the nuances of the English language.  We know that when we say, “I don’t want to fail this test,” what we really mean is that we want to pass.  However, even though we know what we mean, and our conscious mind is in the 21st century.  The other half of the equation, deeper mind, is positively Neathandal.

The subconscious mind is simple, childlike.  It is constantly at work, responding to your thoughts and it has no idea whether something is good or bad or whether you actually want something or not.  It can only act from those pictures.  When you are looking at the things in your life you don’t want, when you speak about hard times, debt, illness or loneliness, when you tell yourself and others that you are feeling down, depressed, stressed, overworked or unappreciated guess what?

To get what you want, you need to speak about it, picture it, and daydream about it.  The subconscious mind then has a way to bring it to us.  If your life isn’t as you’d like it you have been inadvertently asking for the wrong things and your deeper mind, your faithful servant, has been working ceaselessly for you without knowing that the things it is attracting are not the things you really want.

The World is Suffering From an Epidemic of Negativity

The world is suffering from an epidemic of negativity and it is all because the majority of the world is unaware of these secrets of mind.  It is the norm, both in private life and public life to talk about what we don’t want.

We say, “I hope I don’t do/say anything stupid,” ” I don’t want to be broke,”  “I don’t want to lose my job,” “I don’t want to be bullied at school or, “I don’t want to fail my driving test.”  We fight against the things we don’t want or like without realising that our focus on them makes them grow.

The war on drugs creates more drugs, fighting crime means crime increases. The war on terrorism creates more acts of violence.  Mother Teresa knew this concept and when she was asked to attend an anti war rally she declined but said she would be happy to join a pro-peace rally if she was asked.

For many years the British and Irish people were against the troubles in Northern Ireland to no avail but when the then Prime Minister Tony Blair went over there to sue for peace things started to change.  Millions railed against communism in Poland without success until Lech Walensa started thinking and talking about how he could raise the standard of living for all his fellow men and women.

Mahatma Ghandi, didn’t fight the system when he suffered racial discrimination in his own country, instead he focussed on how he could free his people.  Simply be changing the focus of their thought and speech men and women throughout the ages have been able to change the world for the better.  Now you can use this power which is inherent in you to make positive changes in your life.

Beware of Using the Word ‘Trying’

I had a client recently who told me she was ‘trying’ to learn to ride a bicycle.  I cautioned her to drop the word trying from her dictionary.  Trying to do something means you might fail.  I asked her if she used the word ‘trying’ when she learned to drive and she agreed she hadn’t.  She had simply said, “I’m learning to drive.”

Yours and everyone else’s deeper mind knows exactly what you mean by trying.  After all you wouldn’t ‘try’ to get up on a morning or ‘try’ to drive to work would you?  Everything you actually do, you do because you say you will do it.  Those things you try to do more often than not don’t get done until you make a decision to actually do them.


You are now in possession of knowledge which most of the world is ignorant of.  You know how your mind works.  You know that it receives the pictures your words and thoughts form within your mind and you can use this knowledge to improve your life immeasurably.

Of course your thoughts are habitual, they come into your mind unannounced the majority of the time and one thing is certain you never stop thinking.  There isn’t one single waking moment when your mind is still.  Those thoughts race through your mind at hundreds of miles per hour, or so it seems.  So the question is, how do I stop myself from thinking negative thoughts?

The answer is, you can’t!  Trying not to think negative thoughts means you are focused on doing just that, thinking negatively.  Remember we said earlier that whatever we fight against grows and gets bigger.  The more you try to shake something off or tell it to go away the more it will stick to you because fighting it means you are acknowledging it and thinking about it.

The first thing you can do is to become aware of when you speaking or thinking negatively.  Awareness is the first step.  After all before you had this knowledge you had no idea that the way you spoke or thought caused all the problems you were facing.  Now you hear yourself using negatives and you will become aware of others using this form of language too.  You will now hear it all the time, everywhere.

You may hear parents telling their children not to do something like, “Don’t fall off,” or “Stop jumping on the bed.”  The parents have no idea that their children can only turn the words into pictures within their minds and so the actual instruction is, “Fall off,” and “Jump on the bed.”

Next time you are in a supermarket and you see those terrible out of control children, listen to the adults with them and hear them yell, “Stop shouting, stop climbing on the shelves, stop swinging on the trolley and don’t touch the sweets etc.”  In actual fact the children are not out of control at all, they are doing exactly what the adults are telling them to do.  They are actually being over controlled but in a negative way.

Poor children, imagine what it must be like to be in that situation.  Their parents have got into the habit of constantly telling them what not to do instead of telling them what to do, which they would just as easily do if they were given the correct instructions.

Awareness then is the first step and when you become aware of speaking in the negative simply acknowledge to yourself that what you have said is unhelpful and re-phrase the statement to give your deeper mind the correct picture.

Please do not beat yourself up, or ask yourself why you keep doing this as that simply takes your focus back onto what you don’t want.  Here’s an example from my own life to illustrate how to do this.

Changing the Pictures

This was one of the first things I successfully changed when I first learned the power of my words and how my mind worked.  Although I classed myself as having a good memory for certain things I was terrible at remembering appointments.  Then I realised that I was in the habit of saying, “I mustn’t forget this appointment,” or “I hope I don’t forget this appointment.”  I was giving myself a picture of forgetting and so I did, all the time.

Now when I get an appointment I say, “I’ll remember this appointment,” and I do remember my appointments now.

I also used to say, “I mustn’t forget to get some shampoo,” when I was running out and of course I would go shopping and forget to get the very thing I went for.  As soon as I changed it to, “I’ll remember to get shampoo when I go to town/the supermarket,” I started to remember the things I wanted.

However, even though I have been using this new terminology for over eight years now I still often hear myself say, “Mustn’t forget,” both to myself and to others.  Old habits ‘die hard.’  The difference is that these days I am aware when I have used the wrong terminology, I hear myself say it and I immediately change it to, “I’ll remember.”

When someone is telling me not to forget to do something I repeat back to them, “Yes, Ok I’ll remember that.”  It really doesn’t matter if you’ve said the incorrect thing at all as long as you follow it by a statement which paints a picture of what you actually prefer.

You deeper mind will immediately follow the next instruction even if it’s different from the first.  It has no urge to revert to the former or first set of instructions just as your computer has no urge to bring up the last program you were using once you’ve switched to a new one.

To illustrate this imagine you have been planning a meal out all week at your local Indian restaurant so you’ve been giving yourself lots of pictures of going there and eating your favourite food all week.  It’s the evening of the meal and you’ve set off with your spouse or friends to drive their.

Your deeper mind knows where you’re going and so following your instructions it’s accessed all the programs it needs to get you to your destination.  Halfway there someone in the car suddenly remembers a conversation they had at work with a collegue who told them about a brand new Indian restaurant that is supposed to be just as good as the first but who is offering a free bottle of wine with each meal for two.

You make a decision to go to restaurant number two first to see if they can fit you in.  Does your deeper mind quibble?  Does it insist on going where you originally planned because you’ve been telling it that all week?  In actual fact it meekly and simply follows the new set of instructions as if the first had not existed.

You have no need to worry about how long you have been saying one thing as it’s as easy to change direction as in the previous example.  Your deeper mind is amenable and pliable and will change direction without hesitation at any time.  So, when you hear yourself talking negatively stop and change things around.

Ask yourself, “Do I really want to attract this into my life.”  If the answer is, “No I don’t.”  Then ask yourself, “So what would I like instead,” and formulate a statement which forms a picture of what you want in your mind.

How can I stop thinking negative thoughts?

Is a question that I am often asked?  If you have ever asked this question then you will feel such enormous relief in knowing the answer, because it is so simple.  How do you stop negative thoughts? You plant good thoughts!  When you try to stop negative thoughts, you are focusing on what you don’t want – negative thoughts – and you will attract an abundance of them. Remember, ‘don’t think about pink elephants.’

When you think, “Why can’t I stop thinking negative thoughts,” you have to picture yourself having negative thoughts to make sense of that statement.  The same applies with any of the following statements.  “I don’t want to think like this.”  “Why can’t I stop thinking that everything is going to go wrong?”  Why am I thinking like this?”  All of these statements will bring on more negative thinking.

Negative thoughts can never disappear if you are focused on them. The “stop” part is irrelevant – the negative thoughts are your focus. It doesn’t matter if you are trying to stop negative thoughts or control them or push them away, the result is the same. Your focus is on negative thoughts, and this is the picture your subconscious mind is being given.

Even though we like to make things hard, the truth is always simple and it is always easy. To stop negative thoughts, just plant good thoughts!  Whenever you become aware that the thought you are having is a negative one simply say delete and then think of a statement that describes what you do want.  Deliberately replace the negative thoughts with good thoughts!


Every time you say “Thank you” it is a good thought! As you plant more and more good thoughts, the negative thoughts will be wiped out. Why? Because your focus is on good thoughts, and what you focus on you attract.

Don’t give any attention to negative thoughts. Don’t worry about them. If any come, make light of them, shrug them off, and let them be your reminder to deliberately think more good thoughts right now.  The more good thoughts you can plant in a day, the faster your life will be utterly transformed into all good.


How can I change the circumstances of my life?

If there is anything in your life that isn’t working then listen to the way you speak.  What words are you using, what are you saying and thinking?  When you examine your words and thoughts you will see why you have the problem.  It is a basic psychological fact that whatever we focus on we get more of.  Using the methods outlined above you can make changes to many of your circumstances.

It will be easy to make changes in some areas while in other areas more persistence will be required.  One thing is for certain though; now that you have this knowledge your life will never be the same.  You have tools and strategies for change that have been used by mankind since the beginning of time.

Everyone who has ever been successful has been using these methods whether they were aware of it or not and now you too have been given the success secrets of the ages.

To Your Success

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One Response to How Your Mind Works

  1. Mrun August 3, 2012 at 6:02 pm #

    amazing. just amazing. great article.

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