“You can’t change the past.”

Could this be yet another one of those seemingly true statements we’ve bought into?

Moreover, could the idea that we can’t change the past cause us to refrain from moving forward into a brighter future?

This morning I had a coaching call with a man who is writing a book. He works on it, then gets sidetracked; works on it a bit more – gets sidetracked again. And so on.

So today I put him through a 3-minute dehypnosis session.

In this session he went back into the past, to a memory of turning in a term paper in 10th grade. The teacher wrote a big red ‘F’ on the front of the paper and told him to redo it.

He refused to rewrite the paper, and he never returned to class with that teacher again. Even the punishment his football coach gave him, several laps around the track each night after practice, didn’t change his mind. To say he “dug his heels in” would be putting it mildly.

And there he was today, some 30+ years later, reliving this memory that he hadn’t recalled for a long, long time.

After 30 seconds of replaying the details of that memory, I guided this man through a life-changing visualization that rewrites the old script and changes the memory of the old movie.

On top of that, I had him picture how he would respond to this same teacher today. This took another 30 seconds, during which time there was a major vibrational shift that took place inside of him.

At the conclusion of this exercise, I asked him to relay the details of his experience with this exercise. As he spoke, both of us experienced the goose bumps that often accompany a huge shift in one’s mindset.

He was now FREE, for the first time in over 30 years, to not only change the past, but to choose a different response if something similar was still happening today, at an unconscious level. He noted that his experience, unbeknownst to him, was a bottleneck that was holding him back.

Not anymore. He’s done with that bad memory. It is now a positive one; a memory that is driving him forward.

By the end of the call, this man had half a dozen more stories to put into his forthcoming book. I can’t wait to read it.

How cool is that?

Daily Dehypnosis is powerful. It takes you out of the trance you’ve been living in and gives you unlimited options that allow you to move forward with gusto and enthusiasm.

Here endeth the lesson.

Matt Furey

P.S. In my forthcoming 30-Day Theatre of the Mind Challenge (beginning on March 4), Daily Dehypnosis is just one of dozens of techniques you will learn that give you the tools to take charge of your life. This class is filling up, so if you want me to send you a link to enroll, send an email to me by clicking here. The course is 1K. We meet Monday-Friday during each day of the 30-Day Challenge at 8 AM EST. Just so you know, this challenge is not for those are sleep-walking their way through life. It’s for the DOERS who are tired of all the excuses, those who want real results they can bank on. If you are GAME, LET’S GO!

If you’ve ever gotten up in the morning and you could not get yourself going… this email is going to music to your mind and body.

Psycho-Cybernetics is not just about the inner workings of your mind, how to improve your self-image, and how to set and achieve goals.

It is also about “moving” your body when your mind is out of whack. And how sometimes, getting a move on is the best thing you can do to blow off steam, de-stress and take control of your emotional state. It’s about using your body to access deeper levels of your mind.

One of my long-time friends, himself a master of creating his ideal world, once told me that he could only remember waking up feeling good about five times in his whole life. Yet, every time anyone saw this man, he was happy, productive and resourceful.

How could that be?

Well, just because he wakes up in a less-than-happy emotional state doesn’t mean he is doomed to stay there.

What’s the man do?

He gets up and begins moving his body. He begins with small movements for his joints to get his blood flowing. He focuses on his breath as he moves. And then he begins working on other exercises that immediately give his brain and nervous system the “juice” and the “reset” that it needs to feel happy and get things done.

ONLY after he has moved his body does he sit in a chair to visualize. He gets everything pumping and flowing first, then he pictures what he is going to get done today.

At the end of each day, he expresses gratitude and appreciation for what he got done and he feels exhilarated.

The next day this man repeats this same process. He doesn’t exercise in exactly the same way each day. He varies it somewhat, and that is also part of his body-mind activation secret.

In the November issue of Theatre of the Mind Masters, I’m going to give my coaching subscribers multiple ways to take charge of your life by using your body in some mind-bending ways, along with photos that demonstrate what I am doing and why.

If you follow the methods I am laying out, you will obliterate the “blah” state so many people experience upon waking up, within a minute or two. More importantly, these same psycho-physical methods will work any time of the day that you feel a bit off.

The November issue will go out on the 7th of the month, but the deadline to subscribe is approaching quickly.

Jump in NOW to make sure you get this pivotal issue.

Matt Furey