217 | Lisa Nichols: “Abundant Thinkers Understand the Power of I AM.”

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Sean Croxton

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🗓️ 4 September 2017

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Summary

Lisa Nichols is back on the show for Motivation Monday, talking about how to be an abundant thinker and be more responsible for our thoughts, actions, and reactions, and the importance of the words: I AM.

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0:00.0	Abundant thinkers understand the power of I am.
0:05.0	And that is a quote of the day.
0:30.0	Welcome back to the quote of the day show.
0:35.0	I'm your host Sean Crox and a Sean Crox and dot com today's episode is brought to you by the
0:39.6	Jurf bar.
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0:43.2	Dot com.
0:44.0	Happy Labor Day to you.
0:45.4	Today we've got Lisa Nichols back on the show talking about the two most powerful words
0:51.4	in the language.
0:53.0	I am.
0:54.0	What do you think about words?
0:55.7	Our words are so important because our words are really just representations of our thoughts.
1:00.7	And if our thoughts become form, then we have to watch our words.
1:06.1	The subconscious mind is so impressionable.
1:10.2	When we say words and we believe those words and we have feeling in those words, our subconscious
1:16.4	mind says, well, all right, let's go ahead and do that.
1:19.2	So when we say to ourselves, I am broke subconscious mind says, well, all right, this is go be broke.
1:25.1	You say to yourself, I am a abundant subconscious mind says, all right, let's just go do some
1:29.1	abundant stuff.
1:30.1	Let's go make abundance.
1:31.1	Stuff happens.
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