What Controls Your Outcome -- Your Brain or Circumstance?

I'd like to show you some of the ways our brain works and how it not circumstance -- controls our outcomes. Many of you have been doing all you can think of to keep your businesses going, increase income, encourage your employees and/or families, etc. But even if you are "doing all the right things," you may not be getting results. Let me show you why.

Here's a video about perception and awareness

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How many of you saw the moon-walking bear the first time through?

So how does that relate to us right now? If youre conditioned to focus on how bad the economy is, how many businesses have closed in your industry, how many other people have lost moneywell, that's what you are going to see. Your brain will not let you see the moon-walking bear or that unusual opportunity or that potential opening in your field. But if you re-wire your brain, your conditioning to start looking for the moon-walking bear, your brain will let you see it.

You can consciously re-wire your brain so that your conditioned beliefs and attitudes support you, embrace positive change, help you feel empowered in challenging times. And when we feel empowered? We come up with brilliant ideas, effective strategies, innovative solutions.

So how do we get there? There are four basic steps to the process -- you can read about them and start the process with getting, Back in Charge! (http://www.snapoutofitnow.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=...­sid=alp72lsbmuj0khdhjl6clp9jb0)

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• Rewire the Brain
• Awareness
• Perception
• Dr. Adrianne Ahern
• Power of Brain
• Back In Charge
• Embrace positive change
• self-empowerment

[Awshbuscus]

Wow, I counted 12 passes and DID see the bear... =P

[Engineer245]

I saw that something was in my way while I was watching the balls being passed but could only say that it was a black glob is somekind. I caught my head moving to the side to look around the black glob which would not have helped in this 2D view. So, yes I did see it but I worked to avoid during my focus. If it had not been between the passes I would not have seen it. I also had the correct count of thirteen passes.

[arcticf0x8]

LOL...I didn't even see the bear. At all...