Nunca digas ni pienses nada de ti que no quieras ver hecho realidad. 🧠 #mentalidad #subconsciente

In this motivational monologue, the speaker explains that all experiences are stored in the subconscious, which can generate unexplained fears such as a phobia of cats or public speaking. He argues that these fears are the result of past programming that the conscious mind does not recall. The speaker distinguishes between the "creative subconscious" that keeps a person functional and the limiting self‑talk that reinforces fear. By repeatedly stating negative beliefs (e.g., "I can’t speak in public"), a person trains the subconscious to block performance, leading to mental blanks when trying to act. He cites Brian Tracy’s quote, "never say or think anything about yourself that you don’t want to see become reality," as a guiding principle for re‑programming the mind with positive affirmations.










