How To Succeed In Anything Automatically

Summary

The video emphasizes that success isn't about hard work or struggle, but about aligning your internal mindset with success. It explains how people's subconscious beliefs shape their results in various areas of life, like finance, relationships, and health. By recognizing and reprogramming limiting beliefs, you can adjust your internal ‘operating system’ for automatic success. The key is to model successful mindsets and change your mental, emotional, and physical patterns to achieve higher results and serve others more effectively.

Takeaways

• 😀 Success is automatic for those who are set up for it, just like failure is automatic for those who are programmed for it.
• 😀 Trying hard does not lead to success, it leads to exhaustion. True success comes from being set up for it unconsciously.
• 😀 You can achieve greater success with far less effort once you align your subconscious mind to support that success.
• 😀 If you're struggling, it's because your internal programming is misaligned. The struggle comes from trying to act against that programming.
• 😀 Changing your actions alone won't create lasting results; you must change your internal programming first.
• 😀 The key to success is reprogramming your subconscious mind for automatic success, not just trying harder.
• 😀 Just like a computer needs the right operating system to run programs, your mind needs the right operating system to process success.
• 😀 People who succeed don't struggle to succeed because their subconscious programming automatically supports their success.
• 😀 To change your life, you need to recognize the operating system you're running on and replace it if necessary.
• 😀 Beliefs about success are not inherently true—they are learned and can be changed to serve you better.
• 😀 Success is not about reaching a specific point; it's about continually evolving and reprogramming yourself to grow and succeed at higher levels.

Q & A

What does the speaker mean by 'trying' not being the formula for success?

The speaker emphasizes that trying alone is not the key to success. Instead, success happens automatically when the mind and subconscious are programmed for success. Trying hard without the right mindset leads to exhaustion and ineffective results.

Why does the speaker believe success feels effortless for some people?

Success feels effortless because people who succeed have conditioned their subconscious mind to automatically achieve success. Their programming aligns with success, so their actions and results happen smoothly without unnecessary effort.

What analogy does the speaker use to explain the subconscious programming?

The speaker compares the subconscious mind to a computer’s operating system. Just like how a computer can only run compatible software, a person's subconscious mind only processes results that align with their internal programming. Trying to override it with inconsistent beliefs causes errors.

What is the importance of changing one's subconscious operating system for success?

To achieve lasting success, one must reprogram their subconscious mind. The current operating system (beliefs, mindset, and programming) may be limiting progress, and changing it is necessary for attracting automatic success and achieving desired results.

How does the speaker view 'failure' compared to 'success'?

The speaker argues that failure is just as automatic as success for some individuals. Those who consistently fail are operating with a mindset that leads to failure, and it’s not a result of trying harder but rather due to their preset programming.

Why does the speaker use the example of the Mac and PC to explain subconscious programming?

The analogy of Mac and PC software highlights the idea that a person’s subconscious programming is like an operating system. If a person is subconsciously set for failure, any success-related actions (such as reading success books or attending seminars) are incompatible with their programming and result in 'errors'.

What does the speaker mean by 'belief systems' in the context of success?

Belief systems are the internal frameworks that shape how a person perceives and interacts with the world. For success, these beliefs must align with the desired outcomes. If a person believes they cannot succeed, this belief will create resistance, preventing progress.

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to change one's life?

The speaker suggests that in order to change one's life, it’s necessary to reprogram the subconscious mind with automatic success principles. This requires recognizing and replacing limiting beliefs with empowering ones that facilitate success.

How does the speaker describe the process of reprogramming the mind?

Reprogramming the mind involves recognizing the current belief system, removing limiting beliefs, and replacing them with new, empowering ones. This process, while time-consuming, is necessary to achieve success without exhausting effort.

Why does the speaker emphasize that we should not assign a level of difficulty to new endeavors?

The speaker argues that assigning difficulty to new endeavors is a form of self-sabotage. By labeling things as 'hard' before trying, we create an excuse for failure. Success requires eliminating these negative beliefs and approaching challenges without preconceived limitations.