The Power of Belief Change 

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Great to hear. That's why I do what I do.

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I'm happy you found them too. I've noticed the same thing when I'm driving and using cruise control.

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Same here! I’ve read it three or so times.

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Waiting won't help you. Be actively engaged.

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Thank you for the kind words.

The joy and the fun are likely still there for you. It's just you shifted your attention from what makes it fun and joyful to an end result.

@DamonCart definitely not untrue :)

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Activate your mind to think in possibilities rather than limitations. It takes some practice.

You need to understand how you construct your beliefs in order to change them.

@@DamonCart thank you. It was very useful notice for me

If you feel like you have too many beliefs to work on, either you're not going general enough or you're not first eliciting deeply unconscious limiting beliefs. Think of broad, general beliefs that would overcome many smaller limiting ones. For example, maybe I believe I'm a failure at money, my career, relationships, and parenting. You could say that these are 4 limiting beliefs you have. Instead of trying to build a positive belief for each one, build the belief that you are successful and use examples from each context. Qualities of your identity are more general than contexts in your life because the contexts are specific to a particular area of your life while a quality is something you take everywhere you go so it's much stronger. Build beliefs about who you are rather than focusing on beliefs about results you want to have. Don't go on a witch hunt trying to find limiting beliefs. Think about what you want in your life and check in to see if there are any limiting beliefs preventing you from creating it. If so, work on that one. If not, go forward! But don't sit around hunting down limiting beliefs to transform. You'll spend the rest of your life doing this and you'll never actually get out and do anything.It will probably be easier for you to work on one belief at a time, but everyone is different. You might find that a lot of your examples have a lot of positive beliefs in common so you can easily build multiple beliefs at a time. If you're struggling to find examples for the beliefs you want to build, it's probably because your standard is too high. This is what people get wrong so often in personal development. You might say, isn't it good to have high standards? In some cases yes, but when it comes to supporting positive beliefs about yourself, why would you not want to include even the smallest piece of evidence? It doesn't mean that you can't do bigger and better things, but it makes no sense to not include every ounce of good in every belief you want to create. So widen your scope of however you're defining the belief to include all examples, small and big.

Thanks so much for the detail response!@@DamonCart

Finding counter examples to a limiting belief is part of the belief change process. Your beliefs need to be based on actual experiences.

If you go to my RU-vid channel page, it's displayed in order, especially on the Live tab.

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@@DamonCart thanks. I’ll give it another try.

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@@DamonCart Now I see!

You want me to stop doing lives?

@@DamonCart nope! Will they all combine to a process as valuable as the self concept model? I really got a lot out of the third video 👍

@@libechacos2378 everything that I'm teaching here is either a piece of the self-concept model, another NLP technique, or a life lesson learned through my transformations using the self-concept model. Everyone has their own journey even when they use the self-concept model and we can learn from each others' journeys.

@@DamonCart Thankyou Damon

You're misunderstanding what I'm saying. I never said we should completely overlook the horrors of the world. It's best to accept them as happening and do our best to make the world better. Same for ourselves. However, does it serve you to believe overall that the world is an evil place? If you do, is that not discouraging? What's the point of doing good if the world is an evil place? This belief would only encourage defeated thoughts about what's actually possible in the world. If you believe that the world has its flaws and imperfections, but overall it's a great place that contains everything we need to continue making it better, how might that affect how you live your life? Which way of thinking do you think is better? What does being Muslim have to do with this? You can be a member of any religion or no religion at all and be troubled by what you call evil.

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@@DamonCart I checked up half of your video and some nice memories came up that are similar to your locations I remember that now, Cruise where they had security guards at the end of the boat with guns and the kids throwing up things from the boat below Even the guy on the Felicia on the Nike looks the same 😅 Great video, and thanks for sharing !