Where do I begin? Week three! The main purpose of this “re-training” the subconscious mind is exactly that- to teach ourselves how to escape from limiting thoughts and beliefs. The whole emphasis is to have a clear picture of what we really want, put it into “smart” action steps, remind ourselves by repetition and excitement and watch what happens as the reality of them unfold.

When I first started my blog, I promised myself that as I share my experiences with ” finding myself in this new phase of life” I would be very real. Embarking on this journey applying the Master Key lessons is revealing to me that I have not really been true to who I am, and that I really do not know what I want from life. How so you may ask?

In week one we were asked to create our DMP( Definite Major Purpose), and in week two, our PPNs(Personal Pivotal Needs). At this point in the exercise I am wondering if my PPNs are really my own, or if they are what I think others would think they should be- this continues to be a work in progress. In week three now, our DMP modified by our PPNs, is now further broken down into SMART action steps, which take our desires/wants/needs, put actual dates of completion on them, and this helps our subconscious to have tangible things and dates to work on manifesting in our lives. I am finding the more I do what I must do, this becomes easier for me.

Many times it is easier said than done. This is where I am going to be very real about what my experience this past week was. To begin with, I missed the last training session on Sunday because of a previous commitment I had. On account of missing this session, I somewhat fell behind in my daily actions because I did not know what to do for the week. I experienced the setback, or should I say effect of not doing or saying what I needed to keep my momentum going. As a result of this, my mind and thoughts were all over the place, and I just did not feel as positive, settled and excited I had begun feeling when I first started the ‘experience.’ This feeling of “disconnect” was reflected in the revised version of my DMP(we do this revision every week).

The expression, ‘the hurrieder I go, the behinder I get..” ( I think this is how it goes). This was my life this week. The lessons I have learnt is that I must Not miss my weekly sessions, I must do the exercises in a timely manner, I must put my heart, real feelings and wants into my DMP, I Must figure out what it really is that I want in life, I must not want what others want for me, and most importantly I must not forget that this exercise is really about making me the BEST me I can be in this lifetime. This is why I am doing the Master Key Experience.

” It is our attitude of mind toward life which determines the experiences with which we are to meet; if we expect nothing, we shall have nothing; if we demand much, we shall receive the greater portion..” This quote is an excerpt from the Master Keys we read from daily. This coming week is better for me because I realize how easy it is to lose focus, and in so doing, delay the results I am so craving. I must, “Do it now!”

“I always keep my Promises!”

Aloha! Another week on this program, and my excitement has not waned. In fact this week I was more actively involved in the exercises given by my team to accomplish, and my feeling of accomplishment continues to grow. The accountability offered is not like a big stick held over my head, instead it comes from the encouragement that, ” you can do it!” I really feel like I can do it.

Training last Sunday required us to create a chore card. On this card we only listed one chore we were to complete. This sounds easy, right? For me, the hardest part was to focus on this one chore, and not multi-task like I always do. In the past, I would be doing several activities at the same time, and then realize that I had many unfinished tasks, which in return would make me feel like a failure, and “unfinished.” Ever had that feeling? I would then sit in front of my TV in an attempt to de-stress. We wrote this chore on a card and a blue rectangle box was placed beside the chore. We were encouraged to look out for blue rectangle boxes throughout the week. This was to remind us of the chore we were to complete. I became more aware of my surroundings this past week as I constantly looked for blue, rectangle boxes. Most of the ones I saw were on signs along the road.

Another activity we were instructed to do was think about two main PPNs( Personal Pivotal Needs), which according to our trainer is, “oxygen for the soul, and they lift us up.. we embed them in our subconscious.. it is of purpose” and then our/my Definite Major Purpose(DMP) becomes authentic. Putting it all together, I am really understanding the power of our subconscious mind, and how much I/we need to send positive thoughts, feelings and desires to it. My two PPNs were, ‘legacy’, and ‘spiritual growth’. After choosing these I was unsure if these were really what I wanted for my “supply-demand blueprint.” I kept them because they are really very important to me, and if I am to build a legacy, and grow spiritually, my money goals, anxieties and fears etc. fall under these.

In a nutshell, mindfully thinking more positive thoughts, and celebrating small victories such as completing my chore are really helping me to feel more self confident, and preventing me from going into my headspace and pulling out the, “you did not complete what you said you would, therefore you are a failure.”

The mantra that motivates me and the others on my team is, ” I always keep my Promises!” The more I say it, the more I do not want to disappoint myself. This is the real deal guys, it is working and I am genuinely feeling stoked and ready for more. Mahalo, and see you soon.

Today I am feeling hopeful, a little unsure, but very excited about the direction I am going. When I first started writing, my main desire was to share my experiences on my “re-directed” journey to discoveries. Today I am sharing my feelings, thoughts and challenges on one such aspect of my journey. That is, what I am now doing to equip myself with the tools to enhance my career and entrepreneurial goals.

The system I am now using to help me be successful in health, wealth, and life is called the Master Key Experience, and it is based on Napoleon Hill’s, ” Think And Grow Rich” book.

This is my very first week, and I must say, it has been a quite a ride! To begin with, I had login issues when I started, and this sort of set me back a little in that I was not up to date with my “to do” list. My glitch was eventually rectified and I then slowly started to understand what needed to be done. I am still operating from a “late starter” advantage, but am determined to get caught up in time for the next training session on Sunday.

Today I completed my DMP( Definite Major Purpose) statement, and now creating this entry. One of the important reminders I have had since I started this program is that I must Not strive for perfection in my submissions, as I am prone to doing. I have a great support team who will be guiding me throughout the program and this will help to keep me focused and accountable.

This is the first in a long while that I actually feel as if great things are about to happen in my life, and I can’t wait to see it happen. I am getting used to the daily affirmations I must write and say out loud to myself to help retrain my subconscious for positive results. There are still a couple of action steps I must accomplish, but like I stated earlier, I am happily doing them because I know what the outcome will be.

When growing up, my elders said this to us as children, ” If you want much, your nose has to run…” This means that if you want to be successful you have to take chances and do that which is hard or uncomfortable, many times going outside your comfort zone. In a nutshell, “Such is life!”