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Changing Your Thought Patterns Can Bring You Greater Success

Studies have shown that approximately 20% of our thoughts occur at a conscious level each day. Subconscious thoughts therefore make up the remaining 80% or so of our total number of thoughts.

So, would you be surprised to learn that if only around 20% of what you really desire is currently showing up in your life, it may be that you need to spend some more time consciously working on what you are ‘inputting’ every day to affect what is happening to the other 80%?

So, what is the recipe for change? As it isn’t possible to control what is happening at a subconscious level, we need to change our input at a conscious level. To do that, there are some simple steps that we can follow:

– Processes such as meditation, positive affirmations, and keeping a daily performance journal, all feed powerful affirming thoughts into the conscious mind, which in turn will ‘drip feed’ into the subconscious mind.

– Whenever negative emotions rise, we need to not let them settle in our minds. Why? Because emotions are transitory. It takes a combination of emotion and though to generate a permanent feeling at a subconscious level, not emotion alone. If we refuse to pay attention to that emotion, it will pass.

– The subconscious mind can’t distinguish between ‘imaginary’ and ‘real’. Therefore, at the level of our feelings, our subconscious mind can no longer tell a ‘real’ past event from an ‘imagined’ one. By repeatedly consuming a daily diet of positive energy, in a relatively short space of time, this will become our ‘reality’.

By following the above steps, we can gradually use the 20% of our thoughts that we have the power to control to bring about change to the 80% which just ‘happen’, thus effecting the other 80% of stuff that is showing up in our lives.

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This article was edited and distributed by Mark Walters on behalf of Mandy Swift, who was the original author. Find Out More : Success Strategies

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