In this episode of how to attract abundance Podcast, we’ll be sent through a series of activities regarding NPL power activities. We’re here to experience NLP, and how to create a positive mindset. Today, David shares all about the secrets of how to work with that part in a way that we can extract and get information and utilize it for change. To do that we have to understand the dynamics of one part of our mind versus the other.

Standout Quotes:

“Anytime I hear that word and motivation, I get nervous.” –[David]
“Most people go through life with the equivalent of a come on in with the equivalent of nobody wants my pads. I feel rejected” –[David]
“But this is where the rubber hits the road. The things that hold us back largely weren't your fault. It wasn't your fault..” –[David]
“Most of the people here who are in the law of attraction are big believers in energy.”

Key Takeaways:

There are two kinds of motivation. There are internal and there are external ones that will actually lead to getting the work done. The other one leads to passive-aggressive and reactive behaviors.
The anchor versus the jet engine analogy,
The first thing we got to do is we got to cut the anchors, we got to remove the anchors from our system, we got to relieve those things that are saying we can't have it or we shouldn't have it or we don't deserve it.

Episode Timeline:

[0:56] Law of attraction

[08:17] Internal Motivation

[09:35] Alignment

[11:00] How to set yourself up to succeed

[12:38] Misalignment within the self

[13:51] A drag from the anchor

[14:30] Programs installed in people

[16:23] It was not your fault

[17:15] The goal of tonight’s program

[18:24] Who is David Snyder

[20:24] Energetics

[21:13] Holographic records of memory

[22:05] The best metaphor

[22:53] How neurology stack things up

[23:06] What the unconscious mind will do first

[24:38] What is a lineage?

[24:50] Genetic imprints

[25:13] Cellular imprinting

[26:48] Pain as intense pleasure

[27:15] Importance of being playful

[28:50] Vibrational components of

[29:18] The familiarity concept

[30:50] Oxytocin

[32;03] Taking the randomness

[32:48] Accepting who you are

[34:35] The conscious mind is the least informed

[36:09] Defense mechanisms

[37:26] Different types of workers in self-help

[38:35] Closest success rate to hypnosis

[39:19] Meditation is hypnosis

[39:51] Common denominator between meditation and hypnosis

[40:19] Why be outcome-focused?

[41:42] Manifestation requires a trance

[43:32] Why one gets stuck

[44:56] To store energy requires equal energy to keep it in the body

[46:03] Patterns are filters to reality

[46:16] Quantum Physics

[47:38] AB reactions

[48:22] Body as a missing component in hypnosis

[50:26] How to change vibrational signature

[51:55] A state of playfulness

[54:54] The ability to use imagination

[56:17] What’s your color?

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