Showing posts with label Getting Things Changed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Getting Things Changed. Show all posts

Saturday, July 7, 2012

How much has your life improved in the last three years?

Tick. Tick. Tick. Time is moving forward. How about you?

Why You Haven’t Made as Much Progress as You Hoped?

Why You Still Think Thoughts You Thought You Wouldn’t Be Thinking Anymore?

Tired of Visualizing Your Dreams? Rather Be Living Them?


Life Moving Forward Like a Wandering Butterfly?

“Oh, that’s the secret!” Why most people never make any progress?

Once the Novelty Wears Off… So Does the Determination. A Sneaky Self-Sabotaging Trick of Your Subconscious Mind.

You CAN change. You WILL change. You MUST change.

Do you know what the number one reason is that most people don’t meet their personal goals?

Whether someone wants to learn a new language, kick a bad habit, succeed at a business, find their soul mate or stick to a meditation routine — 80% of people will admit that they just haven’t made as much progress as they had expected they would…

And most of them know exactly why.
It’s not because the course they bought is no good or the seminar to they attended was lousy.
It’s not because the economy is bad and the world is a mess.
It’s not because their family isn’t supportive or their spouse lives in another world.
Most people would probably admit that the #1 reason they don’t achieve their most important goals is because they don’t “stick with it.” Once the novelty wears off so does their determination. Or they have so many goals – more than they can possibly achieve – that they’ve created a situation where they can never make any significant and lasting progress on any of them.

No book, teacher, course, program or levitating master can help you if you’re not able to focus and put forth consistent, constructive action.

To help liberate you from lack of follow-through, personal transformation expert Chris Cade has created a complimentary 7-day mini-course called “Getting Things Changed.” It explains the inner and outer obstacles conspiring against your efforts at changing your life for the better.

It’s 100% free. You’ll receive one lesson per day, and these seven lessons could change the course of your entire life.

Just click here and enter your email address. You can unsubscribe anytime… 

You can trust Chris 100% to deliver real, actionable content that you’ll be grateful for.

Go on. Give “Getting Things Changed” a try if you want to overcome those sneaky self-sabotaging tricks of the your subconscious mind. Stop your own mind from stopping you from doing what you already know you need to do to destroy your troubles.

Friday, July 6, 2012

Pasta For Dinner, Sex Before Bed & Facebook Throughout the Day...

By Chris Cade

When we start something new the brain releases a hormone called dopamine. That's the feel good hormone released when you're eating chocolate or having sex. It's a survival hormone. It allowed our primitive ancestors to know what would help keep them alive (e.g. eating food) and the species going (having sex).

So why does starting something new release this feel-good hormone?

Because, as I explains in My free "Getting Things Changed" mini-course, prehistoric survival was totally dependent on being alert to new things. Namely, prey, predators and berries. Caveman didn't know how to raise livestock, farm or build cities. They were at the mercy of nature - both its bounty and its threats.

Have you ever seen the TV show Survivorman?

After being stranded out in the wild, Les Stroud was usually happy if he hadn't been attacked by a puma; found clean water; and had eaten at least one small snake and a handful of dandelions - over the course of seven days.

Imagine living like that your entire life?

Our ancestors were always at the whim of performing short-lived experiences like escaping a tiger, finding twelve wild berries or spearing a boar.

In our more sophisticated society, a short attention span is not so compatible with the type of material, psychological and spiritual progress that people like you and I are seeking. The opposite has become true. If you can't focus and stick to something, you make little progress. Sure you won't starve to death. Instead you find yourself facing a fate worse than death by wild alligator -- you find yourself living a mediocre life.

Unfortunately our ancestors' short attention span and obsessions with new threats and opportunities seems to be coded into our DNA. It is but one of the reasons we have so much trouble sticking to a personal development program for more than 12 minutes (forget about 12 months). This is why we get bored after learning a few basic greetings in a new language. This is why we give up after spending a week dieting and exercising to lose a pound of weight.

Nonetheless, all of us have experiences where a burning desire, aroused will power or life-and-death necessity has made us commit to certain long-term goals... and achieve them. And we know that the satisfaction of finishing a self improvement course, changing a habit or learning an instrument produces a deep sense of joy and wellbeing (that the fleeting dopamine rush of food and sex can not compete with). Nothing against food and sex, mind you - but life is so much more.

I don't believe our ancestors were put on this planet to just survive... I believe we were given the gift of evolution so that we could THRIVE.
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Chris Cade's complimentary transformational mini-course- "Getting Things Changed."

This 7 day email-based course helps you overcome all the mental obstacles to doing what needs to be done to achieve your big goals in life.


You can get all seven lessons for free:

Each day, for seven days, you get something new. A little dopamine shot to help you along as Chris unravels many of the mysterious subconscious blocks stopping you from achieving your most important goals in life.

Friday, September 30, 2011

A Sneaky Self-Sabotaging Trick of Your Subconscious Mind...

Do you know what the number one reason is that most people don't meet their personal goals?
Whether someone wants to learn a new language, kick a bad habit, succeed at a business, find their soul mate or stick to a meditation routine -- 80% of people will admit that they just haven't made as much progress as they had expected they would...

And most of them know exactly why.

It's not because the course they bought is no good or the seminar to they attended was lousy.

It's not because the economy is bad and the world is a mess.

It's not because their family isn't supportive or their spouse lives in another world.

Most people would probably admit that the #1 reason they don't achieve their most important goals is because they don't "stick with it."
Once the novelty wears off so does their determination. Or they have so many goals - more than they can possibly achieve - that they've created a situation where they can never make any significant and lasting progress on any of them.

No book, teacher, course, program or levitating master can help you if you're not able to focus and put forth consistent, constructive action.

To help liberate you from lack of follow-through, personal transformation expert Chris Cade has created a complimentary 7-day mini-course called "Getting Things Changed." It explains the inner and outer obstacles conspiring against your efforts at changing your life for the better. 

It's 100% free. You'll receive one lesson per day, and these seven lessons could change the course of your entire life.
You can trust Chris 100% to deliver real, actionable content that you'll be grateful for.

Go on. Give "Getting Things Changed" a try if you want to overcome those sneaky self-sabotaging tricks of the your subconscious mind.
Stop your own mind from stopping you from doing what you already know you need to do to destroy your troubles.