ISSUE 02 | FEBRUARY 2020
"Taking
immediate
action on
your ideas
is a
powerful
key to
success."
BIKERS CLUB ® MAGAZINE | PAGE 26
The tendency to commit to these
patterns is one reason why habits
can be so hard to break. However,
when you learn to
purposefully create such patterns,
you can harness the power of
habit and purposefully instill new
comfort zones to which your
subconscious will adapt.
You can feel your subconscious
pulling you back toward your
comfort zone each time you try
something new. Even thinking
about doing something different
from what you're accustomed to
will make you feel tense and
uneasy.
This is why time management tips
may be tougher to implement at
first, but once they become habit
or routine they will stay in your
comfort zone. In doing so, you've
reprogrammed your subconscious
to work in your favor.
Superior men and women are
always stretching themselves,
pushing themselves out of their
comfort zones. They are very
aware how quickly the comfort
zone, in any area, becomes a rut.
They know that complacency is
the great enemy of creativity and
future possibilities.
For those looking to expand their
realm of comfort zones, I highly
recommend considering the
habits of successful people as they
are the patterns commonly
adopted by the minds of great
leaders and thinkers. Unlocking
the power of these behaviours will
put you one step closer to being
able to make the same things
happen in your life.
Learning techniques to reprogram
your subconscious mind will help
you believe in yourself because
your confidence will no longer be
challenged by fear of the
unknown. But more importantly,
doing so will train your brain to be
in line with your true desires,
dreams, and life goals.
The more in tune with your
subconscious you become, the
closer you will be to breaking
through to success. For example,
you might have an idea for a book
that has been on your back burner
for years. With the right level of
confidence, you'll take next step in
learning how to write a book,
rather than clinging to the dream,
but never acting.