Change Your Thought Patterns: Mind Control Secrets

Silva Jean

Feb 2013 · eBookIt.com

About this ebook

Power and Control. Everyone wants it. Everyone has it. Why so few people use it.
The silent art of power and control is to see the potential force in everything and arrange it so that, if released, it works in your favor.
We all have thoughts, but we don't all achieve our dreams. That's because thoughts may be negative or positive in nature.
All successful people, however, have one thing in common -- determination! To be a success, you must first determine to be so. Though not always a conscious decision, the seed that leads to action is to first determine.
Picture in your mind the able, earnest, useful person you desire to be, and the thought that you hold is hourly transforming you into that particular individual you so admire.

Ratings and reviews

This book is great if you already know about how the subconscious mind affects your success. However, need a more direct view into how it All works.

To be honest, every person struggles with some habits which he/she would love to change -- but does not know how to do it. This book is a great gift for such people. The book is briefer than I wish it would be, but then the purpose is not to be exhaustive. Rather, the author is trying in this book to introduce the basics of the subject for those who wish to start changing their habits. He does not burden them with unnecessary details. Rather, he gives only essential info.

To achieve anything great in your life, this book suggests that controlling your mind is an important early step. I can't disagree with that, as the book details many ways to get your thoughts/priorities in order. By doing so, stress gets relieved and you then your mind efficiently focuses on only the important things, which leads to benefits in all phases of your life. An easy read that can give you a nice jump-start for whatever your life plans are.

About the author

Silva works with several local nursing homes and hospitals in the area, helping people from children up to the elderly, try to recover lost cognitive brain functions. She travels, teaching the staff at nursing homes how to help their elderly patients ward off the effects on age and disease on the brain, by using brain games and other simple games to help improve cognitive functions.