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This chapter explores how an overwhelming focus on the 'how' can hinder personal growth and success. It encourages readers to embrace a more open mindset for achieving their dreams and includes a promotion for a new book designed to facilitate this transformative journey.

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In this episode of "A Changed Mind" our host David Bayer, delves into the transformative power of letting go of the "how" when pursuing our dreams. Drawing from personal experiences and historical examples, he challenges the common misconception that we need to figure out every step of our journey.

David emphasizes the importance of living in the vision and allowing the plan to unfold naturally, citing instances from his own life and figures like the Wright brothers. He introduces a simple process for manifesting desires and warns against the pitfalls of obsessing over problems.

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Download the Audiobook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DCKF721M

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What We Explored This Episode

02:33 Underground Railroad: Vision without a plan

08:07 Renewing your mind transforms tomorrow

13:42 Personal story: Manifesting $60,000

16:44 Allow desires to materialize

Memorable Quotes

"Stop trying to figure out the how. More dreams are laying in the graveyard as a byproduct of literally just one thing, and that's that people think they need to know how they're going to create something."

"Your current circumstance and situation is old news. You've created today based on thoughts and beliefs and vision that you had yesterday and for weeks before and months before and years before. Today's already happened. But you can transform your tomorrow by changing your thinking today."

"The how becomes a natural byproduct of non-resistance. Your job is to not figure out the how. The how is left to a power greater than you. You'll participate in the plan, but you don't have thoughts and ideas as a result of trying to figure out the plan."