We all strive for success but have you ever pondered as to why some become rich easily and some are destined for a life of financial struggle ? Do you feel, the difference lies in their education, intelligence, skills, timing, work habits, contacts, luck, or their choice of jobs, businesses, or investments? You be taken aback , if I say that the answer is none of the above. It is the conditioning of your subconscious which is responsible for your success, this forms the 90% of our total brain capacity. We are living a conscious living that is to say we are living only 10-20 % of our life. Therefore, we can say ,We are able to utilize only 20% of our potential.The problem is not with what we don’t know but a bigger hurdle is what we know. This paper is not about telling you something new but about unlearning the old facts to gain a fresh new insight, to unravel the mystery of our subconscious mind , to reach to our soul conscious level and achieve great heights to lead India in future.Moreover, this paper can provide the missing connection between your want for success and your actual achievement of success.
Table of Contents
1. Abstract
2. Paper
Objectives & Topics
The primary objective of this work is to explore the psychological conditioning of the subconscious mind and its direct correlation to financial success and personal achievement. The author argues that wealth and struggle are not determined by external circumstances but by one's internal belief systems and "money blueprint," which can be reprogrammed to foster success.
- The role of subconscious conditioning and the "money blueprint" in financial life.
- Distinguishing between internal and external laws of money and success.
- The three-step process for reprogramming thought patterns: awareness, understanding, and disassociation.
- The importance of shifting focus from fear-based security to value-driven achievement.
Excerpt from the Book
Paper
We live in a world of duality, that is to say, each word has a antonym like day and night , black and white , happiness and sadness, up and down , smooth and rough, heavy and light, in and out, inner world and outer world. Each of the above said words have there existence due to the other, each day feels indebted to night because it is the importance of night which is responsible for day. None of the above words can exist in isolated condition. Therefore we can say as there are laws for outer world of money there must be some inner laws of money that are definite to occur. The outer laws consist of knowledge and education of any business, management and investment of money etc. Though these are necessary, the inner laws of money are equally important. For, example, outer laws are like the tools required by the surgeon who has the ablity to cure any disease, tools are useless without the surgeon, they cannot cure any disease on their own.
Now suppose you are not reaching the position you are desiring inspite of your wonderful knowledge, education, skill, intelligence and talent, it is a clear indication there is something you don’t know. So now let us ponder a bit of who we are? What is your belief system? What are your feelings? What is the level of confidence in you? How do you respond in difficult situations? How do you work in uncomfortable situation? Can you work with people you don’t like? Can you trust yourself and others blindly? Do you really feel you deserve to be rich? Can you act inspite of fear, guilt, anxiety? The list goes on and on …….but these all make up your character which in turn makes your thinking, your beliefs and in the long run your level of income, your destiny.
Summary of Chapters
Abstract: Provides an overview of the subconscious mind's impact on success and introduces the core concept of unlearning old facts to reach soul-conscious levels.
Paper: Analyzes the inner and outer laws of money, emphasizing that personal beliefs and subconscious programming are the primary drivers of an individual's financial reality and character.
Keywords
subconscious, success, money, blueprint, duality, inner world, outer world, conditioning, programming, finance, wealth, belief system, mindset, entrepreneur, resonance
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the central focus of this paper?
The paper focuses on the psychological and subconscious roots of financial success, arguing that personal wealth is a manifestation of internal beliefs rather than external circumstances.
What are the primary themes discussed?
Key themes include the subconscious "money blueprint," the duality of life, the process of reprogramming negative thought patterns, and the distinction between internal and external laws of business.
What is the primary goal of the author?
The goal is to help readers identify and "unlearn" limiting beliefs formed during childhood that hinder their potential for success and financial freedom.
Which scientific approach does the author use?
The author employs a psychological and cognitive framework, focusing on how subconscious programming influences human behavior, thought, and subsequent life outcomes.
What is the main subject matter of the "Paper" section?
This section explores the necessity of aligning internal beliefs with external goals, using the metaphor of tree roots and fruits to explain why changing one's internal state is essential for changing external results.
Which keywords characterize this work?
Core keywords include subconscious, money, blueprint, duality, belief system, and inner world.
How does the author define an entrepreneur?
An entrepreneur is defined as a person who solves problems for other people at a profit.
What is the "money blueprint" mentioned in the text?
It is a collection of subconscious information and programming received during early childhood (ages 0-9) that dictates an individual's adult financial habits and attitudes.
Why does the author suggest stopping the habit of saving for a "rainy day"?
The author argues that focusing on "rainy days" manifests negative outcomes, and instead suggests focusing on financial freedom and joyous outcomes.
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- Anupma Singh (Autor:in), 2019, You Can Be Rich, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/508610
