What is faith? And how do I develop it?

28 Aug 2025 · 1 min

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This content was created by Jay Shaw. This content was uploaded by Jay Shaw. This is a YouTube video titled "What is faith? And how do I develop it?" (created 2025-08-28T04:23:38Z). The excerpt is a single-speaker, first-person self-help/personal-development monologue (speaker labeled SPEAKER A) explaining faith as a practiced state rather than wishing. The speaker references Napoleon Hill and their work as a hypnotist, describes techniques like repetition, autosuggestion, hypnosis, breathwork, visualization and scripting, and gives a manifesting formula (identity → state → behavior → result) with advice to take aligned actions and let consistency compound.

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I grew up in church, but it was Napoleon Hill that taught me what faith really is, and my work as a hypnotist that solidified it. Faith isn't wishing. It's a state that you build on purpose. Hill talked about training the mind with repetition and autosuggestion. Translation: you install belief until your nervous system treats it as normal. In hypnosis, we drop down below the noise and program the belief so that the body, breath, and behavior Match that vision. Manifesting 101 is identity, state, behavior, result. Who would I be if it was already done? Breathe, visualize, and script it until your body feels it. Then take one aligned action today and let that consistency compound. This is the formula for turning your thoughts into things. I always tell my clients, if you can think it, you can do it. But if you can feel it, you'll do it on accident. Faith is practicing the feeling until your nervous system learns how to do it without your conscious effort. That's what faith is.