18 Ways to Reprogram Your Subconscious For Success

When you’re striving to reach a new goal, your subconscious tends to give you more of what you already have, summarily concluding that what you're doing now is what you want to keep doing forever. This can be a problem when engaging in goal-seeking behavior. In many respects, your subconscious works almost as a robot or highly sophisticated computer that keeps acting on the program it was originally fed.

The inner workings of the subconscious were introduced in 1960 by Dr. Maxwell Maltz, in his work, PsychoCybernetics. Dr. Maltz explained how the subconscious not only continues to maintain the status quo, but also lacks the ability to differentiate between a significant or insignificant event, something that you deem as good or bad, and in general passes no judgment on anything you do.

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