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The most important duty of your conscious mind is to . . . Tell your subconscious what you want! . . .

So, what HAS it been telling your subconscious mind?

Chances are, if you are where you don’t want to be in your life, it’s been telling your subconscious mind that things aren’t going well. That you can’t remember things. That so and so doesn’t like you. That you can’t do it. That you are broke. That business is bad.

And guess what. Your subconscious mind has believed it. It believes everything your conscious mind has told it.

If you want change, you’ve got to change that. Let’s see what this metaphor says to you.

Imagine or pretend that you are in a movie theater. Sit in the center seat in the third row from the front. Imagine having a clipboard so you can jot down changes you want to implement, because you are a director of the little scenario we are about to see.

Now, call up an actor. Direct, as directors do, the actor to sit on the chair that’s on center stage. Now direct him, as you have been directing yourself most of your life, only now you’ll be more conscious of it. Give the person up on the stage his cue. The cue is *things aren’t going well.*

Does that person’s head go down as he hears this? Didn’t his shoulders slump? Does he have a frown on his face? Didn’t he more than likely just personally program the rest of his day, as well as what he was doing there on stage? Unless he has learned how to leave it behind, he did.

And things AREN’T going to go well, are they? Well, if an actor carries a thought that he or she was just given for a play, think how much more personal it is for you. You tell yourself something. You believe it. It programs your day.

This is what you have done all along.

You realize what it is that you are telling yourself, your subconscious mind. You change. How? By telling the *actor* that it’s a beautiful day.

Do you catch the correlation? The director is your conscious mind, the actor is your unconscious mind.

Now, would you really want to say the things you used to say? Like things aren’t going well. You can’t remember things. So and so doesn’t like you. You’re getting old. You can’t do it. You are broke.

Well, if that’s what you are still telling yourself, take a look at that actor again on the stage. What does he do, how does he react, with this programming? Not good, right?

Now, let’s change it. Let’s have you be in control.

OK, here’s what you do about it. You must shut the door of your conscious mind on every negative thought, and you must keep it from returning. Here’s what you do to keep your director directing your life in a positive direction.

Whenever you have a negative thought, raise your arms high in the air. Raise them high and move them around. At the same time, yell CANCEL, CANCEL! Scrunch up your face and shout CANCEL, CANCEL! Move your body, demanding that your conscious mind pay attention and cancel that negative thought. If you are able to do that with a focused effort, that thought will not want to come back. Your brain will not allow it! Especially, if this is what you are going to do every time your mind thinks it! If you intend to think good thoughts, your brain is going to respond accordingly.

If you intend to experience health, happiness, wealth, or anything else, you’ll create those conditions.

Sit down and have a good talk with the director of your mind. Your conscious mind. Tell it what you will, and will not, accept. If you can think, you can change. Take charge of your life. When you have taken charge of your life, success speaks for itself. Tell a friend, with or without words. Have a good life. Help your friend have a good life.

Thanks for reading,

Jan

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