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Your Massive Inheritance https://mindpersuasion.com/your-massive-inheritance/ https://mindpersuasion.com/3x3/
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https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/July15Post.mp4 One way that humans transfer skills from one brain to another is through modeling. Unconscious copying. This can happen purely unconsciously, when kids copy things from adults. Or when teenagers pick up "bad" behaviors from the "wrong" crowd. Or partially consciously, partially unconsciously, in the case of the master-apprentice relationship. Or fully consciously, when we practice something from a teacher or a coach, but with our full conscious attention. Natural, instinctive life skills are mostly unconscious. Walking, talking, learning basic skills. Complex mind-body skills generally are the master-apprentice part. Mostly mental skills, like algebra, are mostly conscious. We watch the teacher solve and equation on the board, and unconsciously copying that isn't so easy. We have to practice a lot. Consider that this is ONE reason we have self awareness. So we could have different levels of learning. But the best kind of modeling is when you model your future self. If you imagine you have a skill, in the future. And you try to practice to get closer to that future you with the future skill. And along the way, your brain will give you plenty of advice on how to get there the quickest. It's tempting to expect or hope this will be easy. Like if you ask a stranger on the street where the nearest Taco Bell is. He gives you the directions, and you visualize going there, consciously or unconsciously. That is pretty easy. But going into the unknown future, even if you have a very clear endpoint, means the path is going to be unknown. Walking on some named streets is easy. But learning skills you've never experienced before, isn't. This is why many people give up easily. They imagine having a skill. They imagine the benefits from this skill. They try to go from where they are, to where they want to be. But unlike walking to Taco Bell, there will be obstacles. Things they didn't expect. Things that take a little bit of brainpower. Most people HATE obstacles. They spend all their brain energy WISHING those obstacles weren't there. Complaining that those obstacles are there. Even creating a complex idea that those obstacles were put there on purpose. That's fine. Let those people think that. Why? Because those obstacles are not mere roadblocks. They are very, very important things. One is they are mental teaching tools. Your brains way of looking ahead, and giving you skill learning exercises. Because once you get PAST those obstacles, you'll have a lot more experience in your brain. Which will make it MORE likely to get closer to the target. But even better, those obstacles work as FILTERS. Every one you pass separates people like you from the lazy people who expect things easy. Which means the more obstacles you hack your way through, the less competition you'll have. For ALL the good things in life. Money, love, romance, status, sex, and whatever else you want. Get Going: https://mindpersuasion.com/obstacle-obliteration/
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https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/Oct15Post.mp4 If you are a kid, your mom doesn't want you hanging around with sketchy characters. Because you'll unconsciously soak up bad behaviors. This is how humans learn. Most teachers attempt this ancient technique, but they fail miserably. Learning and well as teaching are both instincts. They have to be. Since humans brains have been growing very large for at least a million years. Right around when we discovered fire. This was long before language was invented. But we still had to learn, and to teach. Plenty of lower animals do this. Just not as well as us humans. We learn, and teach, through a process called modeling. This is one of those buzzwords everybody uses but nobody understands. If you've ever been around kids, and you accidentally let loose an F-bomb, you know exactly what modeling is. Even if the kid didn't notice, you and all the other adults will. Even if you don't have kids, and you are hanging with a bunch of buddies somewhere, if there is a group of kids nearby, everybody will NATURALLY keep the f-bombs to a minimum. We even SAY why. We don't want to "teach" them bad words. Even though we're not standing up in front of a chalk board. "Ok, children, repeat after me: Mother fu....." Just saying these words out loud is enough. This is how modeling works. The learner UNCONSCIOUSLY picks up things from the TEACHER. Back in the old days of apprenticeships, the apprentice would watch and copy the master. The master wouldn't need to talk. The apprentice wouldn't need to listen or take notes or study. Just watch and copy. Copy consciously, and copy unconsciously. This is why your mom doesn't want you hanging out with hoodlums. Because of all the unconscious things you may pick up. Why is this important? Because we choose our friends, and lovers, based on how well we LIKE to pick up things from them unconsciously. How we like to unconsciously teach them. This is EXACTLY why the phrase, "imitation is the deepest form of flattery" is absolutely correct. So the best way to let somebody know you like and appreciate them is to copy them. However, this presents a problem. Suppose you see somebody you want to get to know. And you want to make a nice impression. It wouldn't be a good idea to get close and start copying all their movements. That would be CREEPY. But this is where a related idea comes in. To be interesting TO somebody, you need to be interested IN that somebody. This is very close to the "imitation = flattery" idea. Luckily, there is a very simple, and very straightforward set of questions you can ask. Easy to ask, easy to answer, and will make them feel VERY GOOD about you. Learn How: http://www.udemy.com/course/get-anybody/
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The Coming Collective Consciousness Shift: https://mindpersuasion.com/future-life-regression-hypnosis/ https://soundcloud.com/mindpersuasion/future-timeline-hypnosis https://loopvids.s3.amazonaws.com/July24Loop.mp4
