Do you ever get blank stares when trying to explain

your dreams to friends and family?

It's all to do with belief systems. Let me explain what I

learned in Jim Francis's amazing mind power research which

is so obvious, yet many of us miss it...

Everyone's mind is a result of a lifetime of cumulative

influences and experiences. E.g if you've been told as a

child that telepathy doesn't exist then you accept this

subconsciously as a fact. This is your inherent belief

about telepathy, not a fact... but you believe this to be

true.

If someone was to demonstrate that telepathy actually

exists, your subconscious cannot accept it. When proof is

offered to a skeptic they simply block it from their mind.

It's almost as if they skip to a different reality zone.

If you've tried to explain something new to someone and

they've developed a glazed look in their eyes, if their

attention drifts off, this could well be their mind

blocking out your information.

Some people just aren't as open minded as you.

Don't let disinterested or disbelieving friends and family

stand in your way of following your dreams. Maybe from their

perspective, successful people are just 'lucky'. It's

unlikely you'll change their belief system.

Let their skepticism motivate you to prove them wrong.

It can be a great motivator. Or try this…

Think about the most important BIG goal you’ve set

yourself. Think about how you’d like to be really motivated

to reach it, and to be really motivated to take action on

those smaller goals that will lead you there.

Now, think back to a time in the past when you were really

motivated. Think about how you took action on that

motivation and did whatever it was you set out to do.

Run through that event and make the pictures bigger,

brighter and more colourful. Feel what you felt and suck

that motivation into your body as if you were there now,

doing it again for the first time.

Make the emotions stronger and stronger, and keep building

up the feeling of taking action and successfully doing what

you set out to do. Run the story through your mind several

times, each time building the momentum.

Now, as your motivation builds up, rub the palm of your

dominant hand on your thigh. As you do so, think about even

more occasions when you were highly motivated and increase

those sensations even further.

Keep rubbing your thigh, and know that whenever you want to

call upon that highly motivated feeling, all you have to do

is rub your thigh.

Finally, while still rubbing your thigh, think about your

most important BIG goal and all of the smaller goals you

must complete to make it. Imagine reaching them with

everything going well, reaching that big goal right on your

deadline.

Can you see what we’re doing here? We are taking your

motivation – which you clearly have – and adding it first

to the motion of rubbing your palm on your thigh, and

secondly adding that motivation to the thought processes of

reaching your most important goal.

Now the great thing is that you can do that exercise for

every goal you set yourself. By imagining it all going

perfectly well and reaching every goal on time, you’re

increasing your self-belief and getting your motivation

flowing around your body.

And when you’re highly motivated and you take action on

that motivation then you’re much more likely to reach your

smaller goals which, in turn, breeds even more motivation.

If it helps, do that exercise a few times. You’ll soon feel

incredibly motivated and, when your motivation starts to

subside, rub your palm on your thigh to start bringing back

all of those amazin*g motivational feelings!

And if at any point in the future you find your

rub-your-thigh motivational trigger subsiding, simply do

the entire exercise again.

Still struggling to stay motivated? Here’s how I keep going…

My biggest motivation is fear. It's not the fear

of NOT achieving my dreams that scares me, it's imagining

a life where I knew my dreams were possible but giving

up on them. That's whats scares me the most.

That's what drives me on.

Many people live a life where their dreams died along with

their childhood. What was once a life filled with unlimited

possibilities, has now become a life of boredom and

mediocrity. By reading this article I know you're

different.

You've opened your eyes and your mind. You've discovered

your potential.

You can now choose a life of purpose and passion... or a life

filled with regrets.

Isn't that motivation enough?