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Use Your Subconscious Mind to Remove Mental Blocks
| Guest post by: Carrie Langstroth |
Article Overview: There is a lot to be said about “Think Positive”. When your conscious mind says “Oh no” and your subconscious mind says “Maybe” there is your first positive thought. Catch it and you’re halfway to unblocking your mental block.
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Use Your Subconscious Mind to Remove Mental Blocks
A Block blocks, but while a block in the pipes or on the roads can be removed, the block that brought your work to a grinding halt is not so easy to get rid of.
In fact, your block is more of the mental kind and it results in a fair amount of frustration, despondency and even stress. Not to mention that it is extremely exasperating and annoying trying to do work when your brain simply refuses to co-operate.
What causes it?
You hit a mental block when you lose your train of thought smack in the middle of your work. Confusion is said to be one of the main causes of mental blocks. Confusion can upset your natural rhythm and stride.
When your mind is clear, thoughts flow in and out and you know exactly what needs to be done. And, it gets done just the way you visualized it to. You are inspired by some unknown force that just propels you forward and then WHAM! You stop!! Something threw up an uncertainty, a doubt and even fear. But what?
Your first step is to 'identify' and 'accept' that you have hit a block. Your next should take you away from the scene. Take a walk let the fresh air blow the cobwebs out of your mind. Deep breaths will send in lots of oxygen to your lungs which in turn refreshes the mind.
Did you know...? That your subconscious mind is your biggest ally?
The subconscious mind works on a different level. For some, it serves as the power of intuition, while for the rest it instinctively tells when to stop and when to go.
What you need to learn is to use the power of your subconscious mind to remove the mental block.
"I can do it" should be your first mantra. Let your subconscious mind teach you to listen to your own thoughts. Positive thinking and a systematic approach will help regain your balance.
Your problem may not be as intense as you think it to be. Your conscious mind is telling that you have reached the mountain you cannot climb. However, your subconscious mind does not accept it and somewhere you feel, "it's not that bad" and there you have your first positive thought. Catch that thought, don't let it slip away and work with it. Let the other thoughts following this come alive.
This is you letting your subconscious mind help remove the mental block you stumbled upon. You just have to help it do its job with free flowing happy thoughts, no negatives allowed, no "if's and buts".
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About the Author: Carrie Langstroth RSS for Carrie's articles - Visit Carrie's website Carrie Langstroth has a background in finance. She was the Chief Financial Officer for one of the fastest growing property management and development companies in the country. She retired from this career and has started pursuing other business interests. She looked for a business that offered flexibility both in location and time. She positioned herself as a Master Consultant with internet marketing and has excelled in leadership. Learn more about this revolutionary business that can change your life. Click here to visit Carrie's website   Personal Branding Necessary for Internet Marketing Success Communication Key to Successful Leadership Using Free Internet Marketing Tools for Your Home Business Home Business Owners Need Vacation Time Also Social Media Marketing for your Business |
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