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I will give you today an example of why it is important to define to the brain precisely what we want to accomplish.

Let’s say that you were given a task which is to greet an Englishman by the name of: “George Brown” who is landing at a nearby airport on Tuesday at 8pm on a flight arriving from London.

You are told that Mr Brown is a male aged 50, wide build; he has a moustache and wears glasses.

He will arrive with a red suitcase and will be wearing a suit and tie.

As well as the information, you are also given a sign which you can hold up and on it, written in English it says: “Mr George Brown”.

What are the chances in percentages that you will identify George quickly and that he will also notice the sign?

100% chance!

Because your brain cells received accurate information regarding your task.

Your brain will sieve out all the people that do not accurately fit the detailed description you have received.

What would happen had you received the following information:

“Somebody” has to arrive, you have to collect him from your local airport on Tuesday…and you are given a sign which has written on it: ”someone”.

You will be standing there from first thing in the morning looking at hundreds of people arriving from various destinations and you have no idea who you should be picking up.

Let’s say that Mr Brown accidently approaches you and says “excuse me, have you come to collect me?” your answer will be “I have no idea, maybe? Maybe yes, maybe no.”

What are the chances that Mr Brown will come with you? Very slim.

This is the reason why we have to be very clear about what we want to achieve in life.

We have to feed this information to the brain cells that are in charge of our awareness, in charge of “sieving reality”.

When we know what we are looking for and we prepare the brain for it, we will see it everywhere we go.

If we will want a certain model car, it will start to appear everywhere, if we will want to rent or purchase a flat, we will see from miles away “for sale / to rent” signs.

If we want to earn a specific amount of money, we must feed the information regarding the exact amount, to our brain cells.

If we want to reach a certain weight, our brain must know what our goal weight is in order to bring the two together.

We have a system in our brain that sieves the millions of pieces of data that are being collated through our senses at every given moment.

And this system works according to the instructions and the data which you feed it ahead of time whether you are conscious of it or not.

Exactly like in the simple example of Mr Brown.

When our brain receives all the information it needs, it knows to identify the goal and achieve it.

And it knows to sieve details that are not connected to our goal.

This is the reason why we write, imagine, draw and reiterate our goals.

In order to print into our brain cells the exact picture of what we want to achieve.

This is how we work with the brain and use its natural abilities.

If you are working too hard it means that you are not working correctly with your brain.

A brain that works correctly can achieve everything.

Each one of us has a “Mr Brown” that we need to collect…

My “Mr Browns” flight is about to land… so I will see you later.

By Alex Ziv – Creating Reality (English by Michal Booker)

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