Train Your Brain For Success

1. Your priorities—You and you alone must decide what's most important to you.
2. Your focus—You and you alone must determine where you put your attention at any given moment.
3. Your activities—Ultimately, you and you alone must decide what you do with any given moment, hour, day, or week.

C.I.A means that in life there are things you must:
Control
Influence
Accept

The bad news is that you will need to review. Yes, there will be some effort required on your part. All of this ultimately is a skill, not a magic trick. So you will need to spend some time focusing and reviewing if you want information to stick long term.

When you learn anything, take it in bite-sized chunks as much as possible.

Just be open-minded about your mind. If you're anything like the hundreds of thousands of people who've experienced our live workshops, you are capable of way more than you think you are. So let's have some fun.

The best training in the world does you zero good if you don't apply it, and you can't apply it if you can't remember it. So get involved with your own learning.

So take heart—small improvements in the right area of your life will give you a huge improvement in your end result. Here are some examples I've seen with my clients:

Your brain is either working for you or against you, but it's always working. And it's vital to understand that your brain's default setting for how it works is not very helpful. When it comes to your brain's natural tendencies, there's bad news, good news, and really good news.

Critical concept: Your brain is always working. Your brain is either working for you or against you, but it's always working. And it's vital to understand that your brain's default setting for how it works is not very helpful. When it comes to your brain's natural tendencies, there's bad news, good news, and really good news.

Why do I start this way? Mainly because if you are serious in your quest to lead the kind of life that you really want, the first realization that needs to happen is that even now, in the most technologically advanced and prosperous society the world has ever seen, average sucks!