Welcome to today's episode of the Mindset Mentor podcast. I'm your host, Rob Dial. If you have

not yet done so, hit that subscribe button so you never miss another podcast episode. And if you're

out there and you want to brainwash yourself to think and believe what you want to

believe about yourself and about the world for you to create the life that you want and not what you've

been raised and what's been programmed into you. I created a short video lesson to teach you exactly

how to create your own brainwashing technique, which I call morning priming. If you want to get it,

you can go to morningpriming.com right now.

It's absolutely free once again, morning priming.com. And I'll show you how to create your own

practice that you do every single day. Today, we're going to be talking about the power of the

affirmations that you use, how to create affirmations in the most powerful words that you can use in the language

that you speak. And the most powerful words are, are probably going to surprise you in some sort

of way. In past episodes recently, I talked about the law of attraction. I talked about how to

manifest the life that you want. So you can go back and you can listen to those that I put up

recently. But part of manifesting a life that you want. So you can go back and you can listen to those that I put up recently. But part of manifesting a life that you want deals with the words that you use. It's not just about

visualizing. That is important, but it's also about the words that you use. The words that you use

are spells that you're placing on yourself. And so you've got to be very, very conscious of what

is that you say. And this isn't just like woo-wooey anymore. There are many psychological studies

around affirmations. One of the most famous ones was done in 1988 by Claude Steele in the magazine's

Social Cognition. And there was a paper that was on the concept of self-affirmation. And it was in the magazine's social cognition. And there was a paper that was on the concept of self-affirmation.

And it was in the context of social psychological theory.

And it showed that affirmations helped build and maintain self-integrity.

And this is the important thing.

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