Transforming Resistance into Possibility

This chapter explores how recognizing and transforming limiting beliefs can unlock personal potential and facilitate the achievement of one's dreams. The speaker highlights the importance of mindset change over mere effort or chance in realizing desired realities.

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In this episode of "A Changed Mind", our host, David Bayer, shares a powerful tool for personal transformation. David introduces the concept of two states of being - powerful and primal - and explains how our thoughts determine which state we're in. David reveals that whenever we're thinking something that doesn't feel good, it's not true.

David provides a three-step process to identify and change limiting beliefs: notice when you've moved into a primal state, examine your thinking, and acknowledge that if it doesn't feel good, it's not true. This practice, which David calls a "living meditation," has helped him overcome addiction, build a successful company, and create a fulfilling life.

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What We Explored This Episode

5:07 From addiction to success through mindset shifts

15:18 Why primal state thinking is always untrue

25:27 A simple 3-step tool for changing your mindset

Memorable Quotes

"Whenever you're thinking something that doesn't feel good, it's not true. This has been a game changer for me and it's going to be a game changer for you."

"Your beliefs create your reality. Your brain is a goal achieving machine. If there is some situation or circumstance that you want to transform in your life, the transformation is a result of a changed mind."

"Every experience is an opportunity for growth, for evolution, for you to have more - more joy, more abundance, more well-being. So this woman's experience with her child was an opportunity for her to improve her relationship with her child."