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How To Train Your Mind For Success

Written by: Maria Simic, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

 
Executive Contributor Maria Simic

In the dynamic realm of entrepreneurship, the mind serves as both the compass and the captain, steering the course toward triumph or tumult. As business owners navigating the often turbulent waters of success, it's time to recognize that your greatest ally lies within – your mind. Imagine a partnership where your mind transforms from a potential saboteur to an unwavering cheerleader, a confidant guiding you through the intricacies of business endeavors.

Photo of Maria using her laptop.

In this journey towards entrepreneurial triumph, as a hypnotherapist, I invite you to explore the profound impact of establishing a genuine friendship with your mind. This isn't a mere exploration of positive thinking but a transformative understanding of how your mind can be harnessed as a powerful force, propelling you toward success in both business and personal spheres. So, fasten your seatbelts as we delve into the art of mind mastery, tailored specifically for the trailblazing business owner.


Building a friendship with your mind


In the pursuit of success, our mind can be our greatest ally or saboteur. Often, we neglect the importance of cultivating a positive relationship with our own minds.


Unfortunately, individuals lack the chance to receive training on fostering a healthier relationship with their minds. When we consistently perceive our minds as the primary saboteur in our journey towards success, the challenges can become particularly daunting. It's imperative to recognize our minds not as enemies but as steadfast allies. The initial step involves embracing this perspective as a belief, followed by daily practices aimed at nurturing a relationship with our minds, akin to the care we invest in our closest friends.


Dialoguing better with our mind: A key to mind mastery


To establish a robust connection with our minds, it is crucial to engage in effective dialogue. One simple yet powerful exercise involves instructing our minds to remind us of specific tasks, much like asking a friend for a favor. For instance, we can try a simple exercise that I do daily as a tool to make my life easier. For example, I say to my mind to remind me when the soup on the stove is ready in 10 minutes. Then I go about my activities and completely forget about it. Exactly 10 minutes later, I am reminded that I should check the soup. I am always fascinated by how this works. Maybe you have already experienced this when you have to wake up at a certain time, and your alarm didn't ring, but your mind woke you up at that exact time. And if we have this as evidence, think about what we could achieve if we practice this daily. We would gain the best friend, an ally on our entrepreneurial journey, and in our private life too.


Mind assistance in action


Imagine having your mind seamlessly assist you with doing for example presentations, reminding you of key points effortlessly. Such reliance on the mind's capabilities can prove invaluable in various aspects of life. By recognizing and appreciating these abilities, we can nurture a friendship with our minds that extends beyond mere functionality.


Taking mindful actions for sustainable success


The next thing is setting your mind for success before taking actions. Taking actions without aligning our minds for success can lead to unintended consequences. Forcing ourselves into situations without the proper mental preparation may trigger old trauma and reinforce negative beliefs about our capabilities. Our belief that we are not good enough, that we can't handle a situation, will convince our mind that our belief is right. This is the biggest misconception that I see in the coaching industry going with the phrase JUST DO IT – pushing people into actions and training them to repeat them with the same scarcity mindset and in huge discomfort.


It's crucial to understand that while discomfort is a natural part of growth, we must also cultivate a nervous system that feels secure and capable of handling new challenges.


It's essential to establish a belief system that fosters confidence in our ability to handle any situation. This foundation forms the core of success, allowing us to navigate challenges with resilience and determination.


Unlocking unshakable confidence


In my new membership program, "The Radiant Confidence," we delve into the intricacies of empowering your mind's brilliance, teaching you to build confidence and lasting success by understanding and harnessing your mind's power. Additionally, it's crucial to recognize that success is a holistic journey, where every thought, belief, and action plays a crucial role.


Embracing your mind as a valuable asset capable of guiding you towards unshakable confidence and enduring success is key.


You can find more about The Radiant Confidence membership here.


To take the first step in training your mind for success, I have free training on the topic here. Explore the transformative potential of your mind and embark on a journey towards lasting success and unwavering confidence.


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Maria Simic Brainz Magazine
 

Maria Simic, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine

Maria Simic, a certified RTT Practitioner and hypnotherapist, trained under the renowned Marisa Peer, dedicates herself to empowering women entrepreneurs to achieve enduring success through the limitless potential of the mind. Over the past three years, Maria has had the privilege of assisting over 100 women in elevating their confidence and cultivating abundance in both their personal and professional lives. Beyond her professional pursuits, Maria is a Master of Music, finding solace and inspiration in the realms of art and musical expression.


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