Brainwash Yourself to Want What You Want

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<p>“I’m ambitious enough to want to live the life of my dreams. And the life of my dreams is a laid-back, relaxed life.” – Marc Allen</p>
<h3>‘Your Mental Beliefs Skewed My Model of Reality….’</h3>
<p>I’m going to go out on a limb here and suggest that you strive to make your actions congruent with your beliefs. Rather, you don’t strive; you naturally want to act in ways that make sense to you. You do things for a reason. Now, whether the reason is articulated to yourself or reasonable to your logic and intuition is another topic. </p>
<p><em>Whatever you believe becomes true in your experience.</em> </p>
<p>Your beliefs are the thoughts that you continue to think, whether or not you have reason to entertain them. I hope you have a reason for getting up at the time you get up in the morning, and for eating what you eat. Do you? Maybe you don’t need a reason, if what you do works for you. But if your habits aren’t working for you — your results are craptacular — then what are you going to do about it? Do you know what you want? Another word for ‘having a reason’ is Intention. You have to know what you want before you can take deliberate action to enjoy it.</p>
<p>Your beliefs inform your mental model of reality. Do all your beliefs make sense when viewed alone? Perhaps. Do your beliefs get along nicely when they play together, or are there some disharmonies between the belief members that might cause some unexpected paralyzing behaviours within the system (you) when taken as a whole? If you have some conflicting beliefs, which are simply thoughts that contradict each other, then… change ’em. </p>
<p>You’re effective when you are lined up with yourself. Step up to the plate. Become a fully functioning human being. </p>
<h3>Do the Inner Work – From Marc Allen’s Podcast Below</h3>
<p>“Get the inside right, and the outside will take care of itself.” – Eckart Tolle</p>
<p>What are your core beliefs that are currently limiting your allowing of what you want into your life? (Some examples talked about in the podcast below, of conflicting beliefs about yourself and within yourself: conflicting beliefs about money, about your capabilities, hard work and stress equated with success.) </p>
<p>Integrity means that your actions match your beliefs — you feel together, whole, aligned, strong, guided, focused, all thoughts in harmony.</p>
<p>Scenario: So you say that you want to achieve your dreams and help people or whatever. Deep down, do you believe that success comes only with hard work? Do you want to be successful, but don’t want to work very hard? Well, with that nifty combo activated together, you won’t be successful unless you work hard. Or! You can change your limiting belief (the belief that limits the conditions under which you allow yourself to be successful) to something that you feel is possible. You can convince yourself that success is possible for someone who enjoys a relaxed life. Convince yourself that it is possible to be profitable and live quite comfortably while enjoying and affirming what you want. Practice beliefs that increase your options — choose empowering beliefs that are more congruent with reality, with what you want, and with what helps you to become more of yourself.</p>
<h3>Marc Allen Interview Podcast</h3>
<p>I am listening to this the audio interview with Marc Allen as he talks about his life and his book, “The Type-Z Guide to Success.” Some of what I’m writing about I lifted from this podcast, so to get the firsthand info in context, listen to his interview below. 🙂 It’s packed full of ways to maximize life enjoyment using examples of what he’s done at pivotal points in his life. Yes, the takeaway message is that you too can benefit by his experiences and create opportunities in your own life. The relaxed and easy way.</p>
<p>“Most of us are working so hard we don’t take the time to work smart. And yet it doesn’t take all that much time! It’s just a matter of clearly setting goals, and then making clear plans.” – Marc Allen</p>
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TOTM 026 Type-Z Guide to Success, Marc Allen

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