Key Takeaways:

• The mind comprises a conscious and a subconscious part, with the latter storing beliefs, habits, values, and experiences.
• Up until age seven, individuals absorb information like a sponge, forming neural pathways that influence decision-making.
• The subconscious mind believes whatever it's told, making it crucial to evaluate and filter beliefs consciously.
• Many beliefs are formed in childhood and may not accurately reflect one's true beliefs as an adult.
• Working through and filtering the belief system allows individuals to retain what resonates and release what doesn't.

Best Moments:

1. "Your mind has two parts: a conscious part and a subconscious part, which influences your everyday thinking."
2. "Up until the age of seven, we are essentially like a sponge, absorbing everything we see, hear, do, and feel."
3. "The subconscious mind is non-judgmental and believes whatever you tell it."
4. "It's crucial to evaluate what beliefs are truly yours and what has been absorbed from external sources."
5. "We're going to take your belief system in the subconscious mind and filter it, sifting out what works for you and letting go of what doesn't."

This episode explores the significance of understanding and evaluating your belief system, emphasizing the role of the subconscious mind in shaping thoughts and behaviors. Discover how childhood experiences influence beliefs and learn strategies for filtering and retaining beliefs that resonate with your true self. Join us on this transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

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