Defeat Your Limiting Beliefs - Peter Crone | Modern Wisdom Podcast 327

Is it really true, like one of the very quick tips I tell people is put a question mark at the end of everything that you hear in your head. Just put a question mark. You're a (censored) idiot. You're a (censored) idiot.

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I mean, it still might be a yes, but ... (laughs)

(laughs) What do you describe what you do for work? How do you describe it?

Um, well, I mean, the moniker that I've commonly, uh, become known as is the Mind Architect. Um, in terms of what does that mean, uh, my main product I tell people is freedom, uh, really liberating people from the constraints of, uh, particularly their subconscious mind. So the primal patterns that have us as human beings suffer in any way, I, uh, emancipate people from that mental prison.

Why is the subconscious-

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... so important with that, given the fact that a lot of people-

Mm-hmm.

... see their suffering coming from external factors or internal obvious triggers? Why, why does the subconscious fit into this?

Um, it's sort of the quintessential part of the iceberg that you can't see. You know, we've all seen those memes a million times as it relates to business and whatever it is. Like, you know, you can just see the tip that's, um, someone's persona as we know them perhaps, but until you get to the deeper seated programming that really was, uh, created during the formative years of our childhood. And the- these are the constraints that we function within. And so if you really want to make any kind of lasting change in your life or any dramatic change, then you've got to be able to access what are the parameters that a human being currently functions in, versus sort of just changing the, the superficial behaviors which a lot of peoples, you know, are constantly trying to do. And then they wonder why they revert back to old habits.

How much or how important is our subconscious in between the two? We've got the external factors. Is it that iceberg analogy? Do you think that what we see and what we perceive is only a small amount of what causes suffering or happiness?

I mean, the immediate answer is yes. (laughs) Um, I mean, it's important, uh, as important as the foundations of a house. You know, you could say, "Well, you know, I really like this particular tap. You know, it's like gorgeous and it's gold plated," and (laughs) like, okay, that's awesome, but like, you know, where does that go in your master bathroom? And that's part of a five, 6000 square foot home and all of it doesn't mean jack unless you've got a solid foundation. You know, if you built a foundation for a house that can only hold a 2000 square foot building, then you can dream and aspire as much as you want for this beautiful sprawling mansion, but it's not gonna work. Right? So that's the equivalent in terms of construction, but that's someone's life. They want to make money, they want to have a beautiful relationship, they want to be in great shape, they want to live for a long li- you know, all of the things that people dream and aspire to can't happen if you're functioning within a foundation, AKA your subconscious, that won't, uh, permit it, won't, uh, make space for it.