Positive Mindset

Two people can see the same situation and come to completely different opinions about it. In fact, most people do. Our opinions affect our lives more often than most other things. Some people see their family and rejoice at the good feelings and happy interactions they could have. And so they focus on developing these positive relationships and find themselves not only having a good time, but getting far closer than ever before in the process. Unfortunately, the same situation may bring about feelings of fear, animosity, and anxiety in another person. Why is this? The answer is simple. One person has a positive outlook on their life, seeing each change as an opportunity and the other sees it as a trial that must be fought against. What if there was a way to change that person's opinion?

It's no contest which is more productive in creating a better life. People throughout history with positive constructive outlooks on life and the ability to work through challenges have found themselves in the history books celebrated for their apparent deep inner wisdom. People who victimized themselves and others, and were driven mad by their environments have also been recorded by history, but generally in a far different way.

But what is the secret to uncovering this deep inner beauty that radiates outward? We found the answer to be surprisingly simple. Since 90% of happiness comes from within and can be generated without external forces, it seems the true problem of people being unhappy isn't generated in the world around them, but rather in their own minds. And as we interact with others the very act of making others happy within your own mind can give you exactly what you need to start bettering the lives of those around you. And how do you generate it in your mind? Our recordings do just that.

Cynicism in our lives can help us sometimes. It helps us spot problems we would otherwise miss. But those with a spiritual connection with their brains know how to use the caution our brain affords us without having to pay for it when we should be feeling good about ourselves. Cynicism is not designed to make us dislike how our own lives are going. Cynical people suffer when the behavior moves from their working memory to the amygdala where habitual behavior is stored. A person with a healthy level of caution will not engage in a behavior that may lower the quality of their life while an overly cynical person may avoid most situations, assuming they will cause them harm "somehow." Cynicism in this case causes a great deal of stress and suffering to those who engage in it habitually.

But there is good news. Just as our brains can be rewired by stressful events (events we may not even remember consciously) it can be changed so that a new system within the brain is given priority. In this case we lose all the negative aspects of cynicism and none of the positive ones.

Do you suffer from constant bad luck? Do you naturally distrust people even if they show no reason to distrust them? Do you look for the faults in others as well as yourself, focusing on them instead of the good? If you said yes to any of these, then you're exactly who this system is designed for.

Stop feeling the pain of shutting everyone out of your life. You can change it all and start enjoying the world just as you always knew you could. Interestingly, many who use our "better life" entrainment therapy describe it as changing the world around them, when in reality it is only changing the most central element of everything we will ever do: you. Change your mind and live the life you deserve. All of us deserve to live happy.