I cannot get over how powerful the subconscious mind is. I just finished reading The Magic of Believing by Claude Bristol. In this book he discusses how we can release our subconscious mind overnight to reveal things we know/knew/forgot that we saw. Let me illustrate with an example and follow up with the right interpretation:
Three days ago I went to bed intending to get 1000 hits/day on my website. I had no idea how I was going to make this happen. I thought about it for a few minutes and then fell asleep. The next morning, my alarm rang, I got out of bed, and an idea popped into my brain: Why not e-mail all your customers from your Lego shop letting them know about your website (about 150 people).
As I entertained that thought for a few seconds, I realized that I could announce my site to another 425 people. I might as well e-mail my Gmail contacts while I am at it too.
So here we have an example of unlocking the subconscious. I had already collected all the e-mail addresses of my Lego shop customers, but I forgot that I had the list stored in a spreadsheet somewhere on my computer.
This moment-of-light does not always happen in the morning when you get up. I had it happen to me again this evening as I was reading Robert Plank’s blog. I did some quick calculations and realized that I need to submit more articles online to get myself closer to my 1000 hits/day goal.
Using your subconscious to your advantage in this way is critical to realizing the kind of goals you want in your life and achieving them.
Dan Massicotte is perhaps the most positive oriented individual you will ever meet. You can learn more about him on his website: danmassicottespositiveliving.com/ Join his newsletter to be informed of new articles and website developments.
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