This week has been a new discovery of the gift that keeps on giving. The gift that keeps on giving is our subconscious mind. The way it becomes the gift that keeps on giving is when we feed it the right information.
I experienced this new discovery while reading the Greatest Salesman in The World. On the 15th of October we were instructed to remove the work “will” from our reading and already this week I was doing that unconsciously. I also noticed I am retaining more and more of the chapter each day, so much I can recite it word for word.
Now its time to create the habit of programming my unconscious mind with My DMP, my service and my POA. What a blessing to know that I can repeatedly program my mind to create and automatically get tasks done. If the world only knew about this gift they would be chopping at the bit to have it
I also realized another gift this week and that is the gift of my imagination. I remember when I was a kid I could think up an imaginary game or rescue scenario using my Matchbox cars, superheroes or Etcha A Sketch.
Now I have the ability to use my imagination to create my life any way I want it to be. I can’t wait to see what other gifts await me on this MKE journey.
This week I am focused on re-wording my DMP to be more in the present tense and to generate more feeling so that I am not limiting myself in any way from freely visualizing the life I want for me and my family.
I look forward to next week’s gifts included in the lesson. Until next time.
Michael, what an empowering discovery! Calling the subconscious mind the “gift that keeps on giving” is the perfect description. It’s incredible how quickly the change from “will” to the present tense became automatic for you—proof that the programming is already working. I love that you’ve reconnected with the creative power of your imagination from childhood. It’s not just a memory; it’s a muscle you’re now strengthening to build your future. Keep up the fantastic work!
Michael, thanks for sharing your progress and intentions here. It is helpful for so many of us. As we see another person take the same steps we are it gives courage and incentive to do our very best!
I love your perspective as seeing the MKE practices as gifts! They truly are that, yay!
Great job with the ‘wills’ Michael! I cannot wait what is instore for you in the next five months as well.