Sublime

This law reveals one of the most simple and effective psychological tricks that you can use to motivate someone to do something, form a habit or perform a desired behaviour. You can use it on yourself or someone else!

Maltz used that experience to build his extensive research on the power of the mind to expand inner and outer success. He came to some significant conclusions. Here is a quote from his book regarding self-image: All your actions, feelings, behavior, even your abilities, are always consistent with this self-image… In short, you will “act like” the s

How we perceive the world and how we act in it are products of how and what we remember. We’re all just a bundle of habits shaped by our memories. And to the extent that we control our lives, we do so by gradually altering those habits, which is to say the networks of our memory.

The parts of your brain that control movement are linked to the parts that control thoughts, emotions and sensory perceptions. If you want to change your emotional or mental state, and indeed your self-image, changing the way you perceive and move your body is one way to go about it.

And that is why a focused mental loop is the solution. Take this one thought, I love myself. Add emotional intensity because it deepens the groove faster than anything. Feel the thought. Run it again and again. Feel it. Run it. Whether you believe it or not doesn’t matter, just focus on this one thought. Make it your truth.

You have a belief about what is beautiful and what is ugly, and if you don’t like yourself, you can change your belief and your life will change. It sounds simple, but it isn’t easy. Whoever controls the belief, controls the dream. When the dreamer finally controls the dream, the dream can become a masterpiece of art.