Tag: programming

building wealth

You Were Programmed to Play Small (Here’s How to Break It)

Your income, relationships, health, and lifestyle…are all downstream from the thoughts you’ve been rehearsing and reinforcing for years.
mind viruses

Living an IMAX Life…

Your life is like a movie you watch.  Last post we discussed the perspective you have on your life, and how that view helps set your destiny. Many people watch their life movie on the screen of an iPhone 4.  Others view their lives through a 98-feet-tall IMAX-3D screen with laser projection and 12-channel Dolby sound system.  The bigger a window you see the world through, the more likely you are to allow yourself to experience abundance, living a life of health, happiness, and prosperity. 
memes

Free Your Mind!

One of the most liberating things you can ever do is free your mind from limiting beliefs about money, material comforts, and wealthy people.  Most people have a continuous tug-of-war going on between their conscious and subconscious minds.  Primally their have a subconscious desire to become wealthy and successful, while at the same time, they have subconscious programming disdaining the rich.  Something has to give for you to create a harmonious life.
organized religion

Finding a Cure for Religion

This is a continuing series of posts breaking down the six most important categories of core beliefs you develop in life.  I believe these areas are instrumental in terms of the self-esteem you develop and how happy and successful you ultimately become.  So far we have looked at the areas of: Money/Success Marriage/Relationships Sex/Sexuality Pt. 1 Sex/Sexuality Pt. 2 Last post was part one about God/Religion, exploring religious memes that could cause you to self-sabotage your success.  This post we’ll finish that list and look at how you can counter-program against negative memes.  And some ways to create positive, empowering beliefs moving forward.
organized religion

Hope, Dope, and a Dead Pope

It was spring, 2005 and I was sitting in a coffeeshop in Amsterdam toking up some sinsemilla, while the TV on the wall played images of people mourning the death of Pope John Paul II.  Maybe it was the dope, but I was profoundly melancholy, thinking that like so many before him, the Pope was a very spiritual, caring and well-meaning human being – who would leave a legacy of poverty, ignorance, and despair for his followers.
limiting beleifs

The “Good” Evil People in Your Life

Because eight out of ten people are seriously confused, live without a congruent philosophy, and continually self-sabotage their own happiness, success and prosperity. This isn’t natural human behavior. It is behavior caused by negative programming and limiting beliefs, which were instilled in them before their eighth birthday.

Is Desire Good or Bad?

a/k/a Zen and the Art of Manifestation Maintenance