You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery Podcast number 138. Thomas Miller back with you.

Got a little update on something kind of cool that I wanted to just share with you briefly.

And really with this, my intention is to just give you some hope.

You know, I've opened up this group on Facebook now, and there's been some

interesting dialogue in there and some private messages coming to me and some other things. So

if you haven't joined, go find us on Facebook. It's the subconscious mind mastery

listeners group on Facebook. I think you should be able to find it okay. And one of the themes that I've sensed is

people still saying, I'm trying to work with all of this material and it's just not breaking through.

So you look at your external reality and you still see a lack of money, or you still see an

empty relationship, or you want kids and you

can't get pregnant, you want a better job, and you just seem to apply and apply and apply, and it

just doesn't happen. I've mentioned the science of getting rich, and I've been rereading that book,

and I'm going to be telling you more about this in upcoming podcasts, but through a whole

different lens, rereading,

as Wallace Waddle says in that book, there is a specific formula, science, if you will, of getting rich.

And I think what he was saying in this is that in the context of science, there are absolutes, right? If you do a

formula, if you do a mathematical formula correctly, you'll get the same answer all the time.

I struggled through math in high school, and I've done fine as an adult. My son got the degree.

He was a biomedical engineer from Texas A&M University, which is one of the best

biomedical engineering programs in the country. And they did these math problems, you know, that

would wrap around the building. And I asked him after he graduated and was actually in the

workforce for a couple of years, I asked what the real value of his education was, because it was just an

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