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toward your goals, even when you don’t realize what those goals actually are!
Your brain is wired to win.
It doesn’t just apply to your relationships. This dynamic is at play in your
career, your fitness, your finances and everything else you do. You are hard
wired to win.
That brings us to our next assertion: “I am wired to win”.
You’re always winning because your brain is wired to. The trouble comes
when what you really want—on a subconscious level—and what you say you
want are different, sometimes radically so.
RULER OF YOUR DOMAIN
In his research, Dr. Bruce Lipton, the famous stem cell and DNA scientist,
found that 95% of what we do in our day-to-day life is controlled by our subconscious.
Think about that for a moment. That means that out of all the
things you say or do, only a tiny fraction of them are with a true sense of
volition.
Think of all those times you lost track of time, drove home and couldn’t
remember a single thing about the journey, or forgot what day it was. For the
most part, you’re basically on autopilot, mindlessly gouging your way
through life’s predictable muddy field.
The path you follow through life is the one dictated by your deepest, most
inconspicuous thoughts. Your brain is constantly pushing you along that path,
whether it’s the one you would consciously choose to take or not.
Can’t seem to increase your income? Can’t seem to lose weight? Have you
considered the subconscious, concealed beliefs about your income and your
weight that may be driving your action (or lack of it)? You automatically
relate to yourself as belonging to a certain economic class, with a certain
level of fitness, and your actions serve to keep you in place, right where
you’re most familiar to yourself.
I like to say that we win in domains or worlds. Let’s say you make $30,000
per year. That’s a domain. All of the planning, strategy and thinking you do