Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor podcast. I am your host, Rob Dyle. If you have not yet done so, hit that subscribe button so you never miss another podcast episode. And if you want to learn how to create the perfect morning routine, go to the

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to get it for free. Today, I'm going to be talking about how to get and create whatever it is that you want

in this life. And I'm going to say something to you. And then I'm going to back it up and I'm going to

actually explain it neurologically and psychologically. You are always manifesting in your life at every

single moment. And I don't mean like you just sit there and then you close your eyes and

you say, universe, I want to become a millionaire. And then you wake up the next morning and there's a

million dollars in your bank account. You are always creating your future with every single thought

and every single belief and every single action that you take. The question is, are you doing it on

purpose or are you doing it on autopilot? Because most people

are doing it on autopilot. And you don't need to read a book on how to manifest or any of that

type of stuff because you've been doing it your whole entire life. And so like I said, I'm going to

talk to you about how we do it psychologically, but also neurologically

how this happens to you as well. And the reason why is because if you can understand the way

that you work and the way that your brain works and your psychology, you can start to actually,

quote unquote, manifest intentionally and use it to create the life that you want. The problem

with that is that most people don't

manifest intentionally. They don't focus their mind intentionally on what they want. So in turn,

what do they do? They focus on what they don't want. They focus on what could go wrong. They focus on

all of the things that they're afraid of and trying

to protect themselves and trying to plan ahead so that they don't get caught off guard they focus too

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