The Wonderful Life Benefits of a Subliminal CD By Gregory Frost

The wonderful life benefits of a subliminal CD are plentiful, but this write up will list some of the more impactful ones that might pique your interest. Be the person you always wanted to be. Have you ever been told that you are not a nice person, that you have a mean streak and have an attitude problem? Well, if you have, then a subliminal CD is just the sort of therapy you need. Most of the time, these bad behavioural traits can be traced to experiences and events that have happened during the developmental stages of people’s lives, most of the time when they are children. It could be down to up bringing and children absorbing bad values and bad traits into their character matrix in an early age.

There is a way to reprogramme the mind and make you a better person; if these in fact are your problems. What needs to happen is subliminal regression, erasing these bad markers that define personality and character, and write new ones into the behavioural development nexus in the cortex. In simple terms, subliminal CD can rewrite the human spirit and soul of a person.

Perhaps your problem is more unique than others. Maybe it is a lack of ambition to grab opportunities in life. The fear that you have, the inertia to start the momentum of success cannot be explained. You just suddenly feel fear and decide to go into your zone of safety within your life, avoiding all possible threats. To view opportunity as a threat is quite a dangerous concoction of perceptions to have running about in the subconscious and if you need to get rid of them and gain some new bravery and motivation in life, them using a subliminal CD is just the thing you need. It can erase the doubt and fear in your mind, and through continued use, it can reprogramme you to be a braver and much more confident individual. Success will come to you in spades, and at the very least, when you are much older, you can look back and say that you at least gave some things a go before giving up.

Last but not least, one of the wonderful life benefits that a subliminal CD can bestow on you is ridding you of your bad habits. As everyone knows, the true pathology of addiction lies in the mind. It may be anything from smoking, heroine to even overeating; the chain reactions and chemical pre cursors that define them as a need and part of the human process is the brain and the subconscious making you crave for these bad addictions. They lie within the cortex of your mind, deep in the cortical where the subconscious mind resides and the only way to remove it is through the use of subliminal CDs which can slowly wean you off these addictions and remind your body that it does need to have them at all.

The benefits of a subliminal CD may seem too good to be true, but you would have nothing to lose if you give it a try. Best of all, it just might turn your life around and make it that much better.

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Locus of Control: Who Controls Your Life By Bradlley Mckoy

Do you believe in fate? In chance? Or are you one of those people who takes full charge of how your life turns out?

Well, this article explores the concept of 'locus of control.' In psychology, this term refers to how you explain the good and the bad things in your life. This concept explains why some people are fanatics of destiny and why others are strong advocates of taking in control.

External versus Internal Locus of Control

Your 'locus' can either be internal or external. If you have an external locus of control, you believe that fate, chance, or a higher being is the one responsible in running your life. You have no immediate control over the things that are happening to you. Instead, you simply let your external sphere influence the outcome of your life.

People with external locus of control exhibit less responsibility over their lives. They would always say: if it's meant to be, it's meant to be.

On the contrary, those with an internal locus of control believe that they themselves are the captains of their ship. They believe that whatever happens to them is a result of the choices they make, and the things that they do. More importantly, people with an internal locus of control believe that no one else is responsible for their lives. As a result, they have better control of their behavior and consequently, they attempt to influence others'.

At the extremes, people with internal locus of control can be labelled as 'control freaks' or perfectionists. On the other hand, those with external locus of control can be likened to the devil-may-care and sometimes thoughtless individuals.

Which is Better?

Now the question is: which is better? Which is the ideal? Is it fair to think of people with external locus of control are mindless and irresponsible individuals? Is it fair to say that everyone should strive to have an internal locus of control?

Well, there's really no definite answer to this, except that a balance between the two loci (plural of locus) should be present. For the most part, you must be in control of your life. You must do the things that you want to do. If you want to be successful in your career, you must see to it that you do well in your current job. If you want to find the man - or woman - of your dreams, you must make yourself accessible and available. Go to places where you can find decent partners. Don't just stay at home and pray that your prince charming will be magically directed to your path.

On the other hand, acknowledge as well that some things are simply out of your control. Know that sometimes, fate waves her hand, and whatever you do, you can't get away from it. Acknowledge that there's a higher being - someone who is larger than you. Acknowledge that sometimes, it's okay to lose control a bit, and let fate do its part.

Therefore, the key to living a good and planned life is balance. Take charge of the things that you can control and let go of those that you can't. By doing so, you are well way at ease directing your life - without closing your doors on a few surprises along the way.

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