Jack Canfield interviews Jim Bunch about how your surroundings either energize or drain you. A TV in the bedroom cuts the likelihood of sex by 50%. Learn how small environmental changes create big behavioral shifts.
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People with a television in their bedroom are cited as being 50% less likely to have sex than those without.
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Hi, I'm Jack Canfield, and I'm here with Jim Bunch, who I just finished interviewing for our Inner Circle Club. We're talking about environments, how powerful environments are and how simple little changes in your environment can make a big impact in your life. I don't know if you know this, but research now shows that if you have a television in your bedroom, you're 50% less likely to have sex than people who do not have a television in their bedroom. So that little shift in your environment can change something very radical in your life. So your environments are either, what, supporting what you want or they're taking it away. Talk about that for a minute.
Well, they're either inspiring you or they're expiring you. In other words, they're adding energy to you or they're depleting. And a lot of people's environments are way past their expiration date. So let's change those environments and change your life.
So you want your environments to be uplifting you and taking you toward your goals, not draining you and taking you away from your goals. So if you'd like to learn more about that, what the nine environments are, and how to take charge of them so you can have more of what you want in your life, come to the Inner Circle Club. Watch my interview with Jim.