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Any knowledge that I had about how to act in this meeting, make sure that I blank out on it and

that I'm not in touch with how smart I am, that I'm only focused on how smart I'm not, right? And says, and while you're at it, put a little bit of a slump in my

shoulder and that kind of tentative feeling so that I give out a vibe that I'm not really

confident on top of my game. Welcome back to the quote of the day show.

I am your host Sean Croxton and Sean Croxton.

We got a brand new speaker on the show today.

Her name is Sharon Melnick. And today Sharon is going to kind of pick up where Bob Proctor left off on Monday. She's talking about your subconscious mind. She's talking about how your mind works and how every thought that you have, as she says, is a directive to your subconscious mind. I'll never forget a post that I saw on

Instagram, maybe last year. It says something to the effect of, you know, people say they want a

better life while repeating oppression affirmations to themselves all day. And that's what we do.

We say negative thoughts. We say what we're not capable of. We say what's not fair on and on and on

while expecting to have a different outer experience, but that's not how it works. So we have to be

aware of our thoughts and our power to choose what we're going to think. Because remember,

whatever you think repetitively over time, over and over and over again, with emotion will be absorbed by your subconscious mind and you will express that in your outer world.

And so be conscious of what you're thinking.

Sharon Mellinix, coming up.

How many thoughts does a human being have a day? 60,000 thoughts a day.

Now every one of those thoughts is either in the service of the results that you want to create

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