Richard Kim

Reprogramming your subconscious. Right now, try to dwell on your negatives. All that does is bring down your power and fill you with an aura that prevents something better from entering your life.

our brains always take the EASIEST path!

I didn't say the “most advantageous path to you,” but instead the most convenient!

Have you noticed that positive experiences seem fleeting rather than negative? You may take a fabulous holiday or speak brilliantly and have wonderful reviews, but your mood declines the next day. On the other hand, when you make an error in public or confuse a client, you probably stress on this for much longer than that

Have you noticed that positive experiences seem fleeting rather than negative? You may take a fabulous holiday or speak brilliantly and have wonderful reviews, but your mood declines the next day. On the other hand, when you make an error in public or confuse a client, you probably stress on this for much longer than that.

is a case of breaking it down, piece by piece to deconstruct anything. Take one of your fears. What evidence do you have that the fear is wired?

Imagine yourself carrying out the terror that you once had.

Continue to play the picture over and over.

Only look, think, listen, be effective.

What are you doing? Just reorder. The new track models.

Have you noticed that positive experiences seem fleeting rather than negative? You may take a fabulous holiday or speak brilliantly and have wonderful reviews, but your mood declines the next day. On the other hand, when you make an error in public or confuse a client, you probably stress on this for much longer than that

Our positive and negative experiences shape our neural habits throughout our lives.

Choose something that will make you happy right now. You might be loved by people who are special to you. It might be that you have a great meal scheduled for this evening or that you are paid for your work. Even if you are sick or injured, you should concentrate on your physical body's harmonious functioning.

Focus your attention for at least 20 seconds on this positive experience.