Sublime

always confused me that psychotherapy never addressed the need for courage directly—every patient I’ve ever had wanted more of it.

Maltz used that experience to build his extensive research on the power of the mind to expand inner and outer success. He came to some significant conclusions. Here is a quote from his book regarding self-image: All your actions, feelings, behavior, even your abilities, are always consistent with this self-image… In short, you will “act like” the s

Institute of Noetic Sciences

Do your best to keep your self-talk positive.

Self-involved

there is a voice in each of us that is unburdened by fear and untouched by insecurity, that has utter calm, that emanates love for oneself and others, and that knows exactly who we would be if we were brave enough to show up as our true selves. The “inner mentor” is a way of accessing that part of us, a tool to tap into it.

Your biography becomes your biology.

The truth in this chapter can set you free of an old, inadequate self-image, if you read it often, think intently about the implications, and “hammer home” its truths to yourself.

over the hypnotized subject.