Taking Charge

The subconscious mind is really into associations. If associations were credit cards, the subconscious would be bankrupt. Associations are things that trigger certain reactions, for whatever reason. When the unconscious mind associates pleasure with accomplishment, it will deliberately guide you to get busy making those accomplishments. The only complication here is that building those correct, productive associations doesn't always happen naturally (to say the least).

Getting motivated is a snap, it happens all the time! The fun begins when you decide to stay motivated. This is the most difficult stage in the self-growth process every time a person decides to change a habit or move into unfamiliar territory. The subconscious is very stubborn - so whether you're quitting an addiction or trying to plant a new success-oriented association, the following clip might help you distance yourself mentally from the discomfort associated with change.

Philosophy can be fun  

The adjustment process never ends. It would be nice to have the internal resolve of a monk, but in reality most of us are too busy at survival to have the time to pursue any Mystical Arts or take off for a year of solitude. But we can work to become as adaptable as possible, with a wide comfort zone and satisfying routine; that's about as close to monkhood as we can expect to get.

Subconscious says "OK Boss, I'll try it. But it better work quick, 'cuz I'm hooked on Instant Gratification like a lot of folks these days; if I don't get a good vibe from this new thing, I'm outa here." Now you can say "Wait a minute, get back here I'm not finished with you yet."

Sprudio Subliminal Audio is here to provide an economic, effective motivation tool for those who can use the extra nudge sometimes; we specialize in subconscious-friendly ammendments to inner beliefs for the promotion of each individual's ultimate success. It's so easy to plug in a CD or play a downloaded file, anyone can do it. And those who do play their subliminal audio faithfully seem to be having fun with their new, unexpected thought patterns! We admire them for taking charge and creating challenges for themselves.

 

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