Class Two: Installing Your New Self Image: 2 Secrets To Instant Personal Change
Class Two: Installing Your New Self Image: 2 Secrets To Instant Personal Change
Class Two: Installing Your New Self Image: 2 Secrets To Instant Personal Change
Example: Think about a defining moment in your life. A time when things instantly changed for
you. A time when an event forced you to reorganize your entire world; your beliefs, values, etc.
Some things that usually come up for people are, births, deaths, graduations, major accidents, big
accomplishments, etc.
I want you to notice how your THINKING changed instantly and permanently after these
events. Remember what change feels like, the different thoughts and awareness. We can model
these kinds of changes so that we can get the results that we want, even when we are not
experiencing these events.
Example: Think about your mind as a garden for a moment and imagine competing parts of your
personality are plants, and your energy is the equivalent of water, sun, and fertilizer.
Let’s say you are in a situation where your choices of reaction are nervousness and confidence.
Common questions people will ask themselves are “Why do I get so nervous all the time?”
Now this energy goes right to the “Nervous You” allowing it to grow and become a bigger part
of your personality.
The alternative question is this, “How can I feel more confident?” This question directs energy to
the “Confident You” and makes a confident response much more likely.
In order to truly understand how important your self image is, here are…
Key Point #2
Your unconscious mind runs the show
Imagine if you woke up tomorrow and had to relearn how to brush your teeth, take a shower, get
dressed, tie your shoes, make breakfast, etc. You would never leave the house. Our unconscious
minds are so powerful that once we learn something we are able to automatically repeat it
without having to think about it. This can be good and bad.
Key Point #3
Your mind operates like a movie theatre
Key Point #4
Imagination trumps logic every time
Have you ever been to a horror movie? Do you remember how you sat there with 100 other
people feeling physically tense? Did you really have anything to be nervous about?
No, but because you were imagining so vividly what was happening, your body responded even
though you were safe in a theatre.
Body Programming
Create a neutral state
1. Sit in a comfortable place, where you won’t be disturbed.
2. Take 3 deep breaths, make sure you exhale completely
3. Progressive Relaxation
Start with your toes and work up the front of your body, over your head, down the back.
4. Repeat as necessary