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1. Time Travel Pattern

2. Most people have a lousy memory.

3. In fact, unless you specifically take
measures to remember something,
you won't.

4. Which is why few people can
remember names.

5. They say their name, you focus on it,
and that's that.

6. Then only a few seconds later, POOF!

7. "Sorry, what was your name again?"

8. Memory is something that SEEMS
true, but is rarely the case.

9. Study after study shows that unless we
PRE-FRAME a situation so that we
want to remember something, we'll
usually be pretty fuzzy.

10. Even then, like sitting in a classroom,
where the WHOLE PURPOSE is to
remember whatever the teacher is
writing on the board, we pretty much
suck.

11. We can't remember things even when
we try!

12. This is good news.

13. Why?

14. Because every one of your limitations,
(real or imaginary) are based on things
that happened to you IN THE PAST.

15. And unless you're one of those crazy
Rainman-people who can memorize
everything PERFECTLY, those memories
are FALSE.

16. Meaning all of your fears, phobias,
anxieties are based on false memories.

17. Of course, knowing this doesn't help.

18. Just like jumping out of an airplane
with a parachute is still scary as crap.

19. Even though you KNOW that the
probability of success is 99.999%.

20. However, knowing that those
memories are false can give you an
edge.

21. Meaning you can go back into your
brain, and go back in time, and RE-
WRITE those memories.

22. Sure, it does take time. It's not like
switching off a magic "fear" switch in
your head.

23. Remembering what you WANT to
remember, rather than what your
monkey brain is FORCING you to
remember, will take consistent effort.

24. But think of all the other things you've
learned in life through consistent
effort.

25. All your skills, abilities, knowledge.
That didn't come easy!

26. So, how do you do that? Rewrite your
memory?

27. Daily journaling is helpful. Especially
when you are starting from a real
event in present time.

28. Say you wanted to talk to somebody,
but lost your nerve.

29. Start there. Rewrite the situation as if
it happened the way you WANTED it
to.

30. Then take some time to REMEMBER
THAT. As if it really happened.

31. After all, if you're head is going to be
filled up with false memories, they
may as well be ones that help you,
right?

32. What would you like to be able to do?
What would you like to be able to
accomplish?

33. Think of the steps required to do that.

34. Think of those steps as if they were as
easy as making a piece of toast.

35. That's what's possible when you take
control of your thinking.

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