The Ultimate Sales Coach

60,000 thoughts a day

We have some 60,000 thoughts a day. 95% are the same ones you had yesterday. Scary thought!

What are you doing to stimulate that internal dialogue? TV, reading, comparing, judging self, repeating conversations in your head ... it seems such a natural process, to repeat the same information and thoughts we had the day before, and the day before that. Our conditioning is powerful in channeling our thinking and behaviour, unless we challenge our conditioning and default processes and consciously choose to 'think differently'. As Einsein said, 'You can't solve a problem at the same level it was created'. So, what thoughts are being repeated more often than they you would like? And what can you do to change it?

Subliminal Software

This is one of the coolest bits of software ever for people like us. Subliminal messages work... and all it takes to influence your mind, is a simple 100-millisecond message flashed before your eyes. Someone once told me: you're always in a trance ... it's just whether YOU have chosen the message or someone else has chosen it for you. How true.

I'd much rather be consciously programming myself for success at every opportunity, so this software is one of the best finds ever. Derren Brown, the UK mentalist, has recently been bringing the public's attention to how easily we are influenced by daily sublimal messages around us in everyday life. What might be subtley influencing you today that has perhaps gone unnoticed? This software encourages you choose what to feed your mind subliminally:

http://www.subliminal-power.com/?afl=15697

Use it for embedding confidence, energy, motivation, healthy habits and positive attitudes. Perhaps the most famous and controversial experiment using subliminal messages was performed by researcher Dr James Vicary. He flashed the messages "I want popcorn" and "Drink more coke" for just 100-milliseconds in front of a movie audience. Nobody "saw" the messages, but during that sitting popcorn sales shot up 57.8% and coke sales rocketed 18.1%. How does it work?