John Assaraf explains how your brain's subconscious settings keep you stuck in familiar patterns, whether that's your income, relationships, or career. Changing outcomes requires rewiring these deep beliefs and habits, not just wanting something different.
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Is it possible that the amount of money you make every day, every week, every month, every year is what you are conditioned to earn? Whenever we have a setting, whether it's a financial setting, whether it's an await setting, a relationship setting, a career setting, right, Our brain becomes conditioned to certain set points, comfort zones, or homeostasis it's called. Then our brain calibrates traits, thoughts, emotions and behaviors to maintain the setting. As a way to do what? To keep us sane. As a way to conserve energy. As a way for us to maintain our identity at the subconscious level, our brain has a GPS of its own. That does what? Calibrates our thoughts, emotions, behaviors to match the conditioning, the settings, the comfort zone. So is it possible that you're earning a certain amount of income? And even though you want more, even though you want to be out of debt, even though you want the lifestyle to dream, the comfort zone is set and locked into your subconscious mind. Is it possible that no matter how much you learn, no matter how much you want and desire and hope and pray, behavior has to change at the subconscious level? And beliefs have to change at the subconscious level? And habits have to change at the subconscious level to be able to create that synergy between the vision and the goals and the thoughts, emotions and behaviors it.