Brian Johnson opens sign-ups for the Optimize Coach certification master's program. He quotes Ernest Holmes, Vernon Howard, and Michael Beckwith on why mastery demands practice, not just theory. The program promises to 100x your optimizing practice.
Hi, this is Brian. Welcome back to another Optimize plus one. A few plus ones ago, as part of our discussion on how to become a superhero, we took a quick look at the first email our Optymyze coaches receive when they sign up for our certification program. Hi Optimus. Well, the inaugural Optimized Coach certification program starts in almost exactly two weeks. So last chance to sign up and join us if you're feeling it. And I've been thinking about all things Optimized Coach a lot and one of the key themes that keeps on bubbling up is the fact that echo, it's time to operationalize all this wisdom into consistent virtue. In short, it's time for mastery. Which makes me think of our coach program as a sort of master's program in optimizing, which makes me think of a few of my favorite gems on the subject of moving from theory to to practice. First we have old school new thought guru Ernest Holmes, who founded the religious science movement in the 1920s. In 1926 via Creative Mind and Success. Great book. Check out the note he tells us, and I quote, I would rather see a student of this science prove its principle than to have him repeat all the words of wisdom that that have ever been uttered. Now fast forward 50 years for some wisdom from another somewhat obscure 20th century sage, a guy named Vernon Howard in 1975 via his book the Power of youf Supermind. Awesome book. Check out the notes he puts it this way. Again I quote, you see, knowing the words is not the same thing as living the meaning. Suppose I memorize the printed instructions on a first aid kit. Does that mean I can give first aid? No. The full meaning comes when I admit I know nothing. And then try, practice, succeed. Now hit the fast Forward button another 30 years. This time we'll look at some wisdom from Michael Beckwith, who actually started his church as a religious science trained minister. By the way, in Spiritual Liberation, written in 2008 for curious souls, he tells us once again, I quote this, that which transforms your life is what you practice. And what you practice constitutes your personal laws of life, not what you merely believe in, but what you practice. It's all well and good to read books and to attend seminars, lectures and workshops and to say, oh, that really resonates with me. It's now part of my life's philosophy. He says, your philosophy may give you a temporary state of euphoria, but if you want to be anchored in reality, it takes practice, practice, practice. We are not here to be euphoric, but to get free Rudimentary spirituality is theory. Advanced spirituality is practice. Yep, Rudimentary optimizing is theory. The advanced master's level stuff. That's the practice. So how can you plus one your practice a little more today and one more time, at the risk of sounding like an overly aggressive salesman, but with the enthusiasm of a guy committed to doing everything I can to light a fuse under you and me and all of us to create a little movement so we can change the world together. If you'd like to 100x your optimizing practice, we'd love to have you join our Master's program, AKA Optimize. Coach Optimize Me Coach Fired up for everyone who signed up. See you.
