Guide to Concentration Part VIII

Secrets of Abundance Guide to Concentration Part VIII

How did you do with last week's Guide to Concentration?

Did you concentrate on when and how people say the word "try"

If you didn't, Be sure to go back and focus on it this week.

If you did, Congrats!

I have a story for you that gives you the solution to that pesky word "try".

Did you ever watch the show "Win Ben Stein's Money?"
Ben Stein is most famously known for his character in the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"
He played the monotone teacher who asked "Bueller?...Bueller?...Bueller?"
He is less famously known for being a speech writer for several US Presidents.

But back to his show.

Whenever he went "head to head" with a contestant in the final battle of wits, he always repeated an odd phrase.

Do you know what it was?

Instead of saying "I'll try," he always said "I'll do my best."

At first, I thought it was odd. But the more and more I watched the show, I realized he knew and understood 2 of the Secrets of Abundance.

• He understood that most people say the word "try" and subconsciously program themselves for failure...before they even get started.
• He also understood that he could easily reprogram himself for success by replacing the usual phrase of "I'll try" with the phrase "I'll do my best"

Now you can use this week's Concentration Builder to create abundance in your life.

Whenever you are thinking or saying the words " I'll try", replace it with the phrase, "I'll do my best" or "I'm doing my best"

It might feel funny, at first. Especially if you're feeling particularly negative about the task you're doing. But give this phrase some time to grow into your subconscious.

Just keep replacing the "old" programming with your new programming.

Not only will your concentration improve, but you can watch in amazement as abundance flows into your life.
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Abundance Quote

If you have nothing else to do,
look about you and see if there isn't something
close at hand that you can improve!
It may make you wealthy,
though it is more likely
that it will make you happy.

- George Matthew Adams

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