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REWIRE Your Brain & MANIFEST ANYTHING in 7 Days! Overcome Negative Thoughts w/ The Mindset Masters

I'll be hosting a LIVE WEBINAR TUESDAY (7/30) all about creating ABUNDANCE in your life.

Lewis Howeshost

Jul 29, 20241h 11mWatch on YouTube

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Creating from Survival vs. Creating from the Field
Lewis Howes introduces three guest segments on rewiring the mind, then opens with Dr. Joe Dispenza on what happens when you create from survival emotions. He contrasts forcing outcomes matter-to-matter with creating from a coherent heart and brain.
- •Creating from survival emotions means forcing, competing and manipulating
- •Heart coherence signals the brain that it is safe to create, moving it into alpha brainwave states
- •Feeling the emotion of abundance before the experience occurs is the formula
- •Becoming the person is the point, not accumulating wealth
Feeling Abundance with Eyes Open and Reading the Synchronicities
Dispenza explains why affirmations fail when the body feels lack and why the practice must be done with eyes open. He describes synchronicities as feedback from the environment and warns against defaulting back to the victim mindset.
- •Affirmations stall at the brainstem when the body feels miserable
- •Practicing the feeling with eyes open means you are no longer separate from it
- •Synchronicities are feedback to repeat what you are doing inside
- •An hour of meditation does not hold if you spend the other hours in lack
Personality, Autopilot and the Game Called Change
Dispenza says changing your personal reality requires changing your personality, which is about 95% unconscious programs. He explains how thoughts of lack must be noticed rather than obeyed, and how the focus shifts from abundance to change.
- •Personality creates personal reality, so nothing changes until you change
- •Programmed thoughts will come up, and having a thought does not make it true
- •Abundant people don't complain about money, judge those who have it, or cheat
- •The moment of change is catching yourself defaulting to the old personality
How the Body Becomes the Mind of Lack
Dispenza describes how waking up and rehashing problems conditions the body into the emotion of lack. He says the body cannot tell a real experience from one created by thought alone, so you see life through the lens of the past.
- •Thinking about problems on waking fires and wires memories of the past
- •The body becomes the mind of an emotion through repeated thought and feeling
- •The body doesn't know the difference between real experience and emotion created by thought
- •You walk past opportunities while viewing life through the past
From Chasing Abundance to Changing Yourself
Dispenza argues that when people heal or become abundant, it becomes about what they need to change rather than the outcome. He recommends sitting with lack without distraction and expecting discomfort and cravings from the body.
- •Healing stories shift from the healing itself to what needs to change in order to heal
- •Meditation means becoming familiar with yourself, without phones or social media
- •Sitting with lack and being curious about what lies behind it
- •The body craves its familiar default and pulls the mind back to it
Rehearsing the Abundant Person
Using the example of a man who went from having almost nothing to great wealth and giving it away, Dispenza explains who an abundant person becomes. He then lays out mental rehearsal as a way to install the new self before acting.
- •The overcoming process is the becoming process
- •The man's first act with his wealth was giving it away
- •Write down how an abundant person thinks, and rehearse how they walk, breathe and greet people
- •The brain can't tell real experience from vivid imagination, so rehearsal installs hardware
Changing Beliefs and Perceptions with Emotional Decisions
Dispenza breaks down how thoughts and feelings build attitudes, beliefs and perceptions. He explains that changing a belief takes a decision whose emotional amplitude exceeds the original conditioning, giving the body a taste of the future.
- •Thought plus feeling forms an attitude, attitudes form a belief, beliefs form a perception
- •People see through memory, not reality
- •A decision must carry more emotion than the trauma to become a long-term memory
- •Combining clear intention with elevated emotion is like remembering your future
Wholeness, Epigenetics and Lewis's Takeaway
Dispenza says people really want wholeness and freedom, and that overcoming the old personality is uncomfortable. He describes seven-day research results on epigenetic signaling, then Lewis shares his takeaway about noticing projected lack.
- •Discomfort is the side effect of stepping into the unknown
- •People want abundance in order to enjoy life and feel whole
- •After seven days of going all in, bodies look genetically like they are in a different environment
- •Feeling the emotion before the experience signals genes ahead of the environment
- •Lewis's takeaway is to become aware of the language, energy and patterns that project lack
Mel Robbins on Manifesting and Visualizing the Bridge
Lewis introduces Mel Robbins and asks about the law of attraction. She says visualizing only the end result is demotivating, and recommends visualizing the hard parts of the process to build resilience, using a marathon and a business launch as examples.
- •Law of attraction and manifesting are described as the same thing: thoughts become things
- •Vision boards of only the end result can make the gap feel insurmountable
- •Visualize the bridge, including the hard moments like rain at mile 13
- •Lewis shares how a fighter practices the hardest situations in training
- •Visualizing the hard parts makes you less likely to quit
The High-Five Attitude and the Brain's Reticular Activating System
Mel describes the high-five attitude of catching yourself going low and flipping back up. She explains the RAS as a bouncer that lets in what you deem important, which is why negative self-talk gathers evidence.
- •You can't control events but can choose what you do next and what you make it mean
- •The RAS blocks most input and lets in four things, including whatever you think is important
- •A Tesla example shows how interest makes things appear everywhere
- •Telling yourself you're a bad person makes the brain collect proof
- •Acting opposite to the story, such as high-fiving yourself, changes what gets let in
Finding Hearts and Learning to Love Yourself
Mel gives a daily exercise of finding naturally occurring hearts and celebrating them to train the RAS. Lewis then asks why she didn't learn self-love, and she says love is taught as conditional on achievement and comes from outside.
- •Look for one heart shape each day and celebrate it to supercharge the experience
- •Training attention reveals signs and opportunities you were tuning out
- •Most people aren't taught to love themselves just for existing
- •Love was learned as conditional on compliance and achievement
- •Lewis closes the segment by highlighting visualizing the whole process, not just the destination
Rhonda Byrne on What the Law of Attraction Is
Lewis introduces Rhonda Byrne and asks for a simple definition of the law of attraction. She says every human is a creator through thoughts, and that speaking from lack, including overwhelm, brings more of the same.
- •Every human being is a creator, and thoughts shape life
- •Saying "I'm broke" or "I'm overwhelmed" brings more of it
- •Action doesn't override a belief held with conviction
- •Talk about what you want until you have it
- •The mind is a program that can be trained toward the positive
Wanting Without Lack, Criticism, and Rhonda's Own Story
Rhonda explains that adding "but it's not here yet" cancels a manifestation and that you can simply ask. She responds to the criticism about needing hard work, shares stories from readers, and recounts how she took The Secret to the world while $2 million in debt.
- •Saying "it's not here yet" keeps the thing from arriving
- •Everyone has the right to think and believe what they want
- •Readers at a book signing described their lives changing through visualization, gratitude and affirmations
- •Rhonda resolved to take the message to the world after a night when her life collapsed
- •She refused to allow the thought of losing everything despite her debt
Closing Takeaways on Language and Mindset
Lewis reflects on how the words we use, especially "I am" statements, shape belief and abundance. He encourages building belief through language over time, asks viewers to share takeaways, and wraps up the episode.
- •What follows "I am" shapes what the body believes
- •Language of lack or scarcity doesn't build a bridge to abundance
- •You don't have to lie to yourself, but use language that builds belief over time
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