Manual for the Mind
August 6, 2019 • Awareness & the Mind, Learn
You have a mind. You are born with it. You live with it. Throughout your entire life, you function in the mind whether it be in your waking state or in your sleeping states. It’s the one thing you spend 24-hours a day with. You don’t even spend that much time with the people or things that you love. The mind is the most powerful tool in the world. It created computers, smartphones, put a rover on Mars, shuttles in space and many other such inventions. It has created the life around you.
Yet, for all its powers and functions, there is no manual for the mind. That is why I have put so much effort into creating my new course, Unwavering Focus, where I share how the mind works. Once you understand how the mind works you can harness it and focus it towards your goals in life so that you can manifest them. But it all begins with understanding how the mind works first and then learning to focus it.
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