During difficult times our mind can either evolve us to a higher level or it defeats us. We have to learn how to preside over our mind or we become victims of how we were conditioned in the past. When you accept the power you naturally have, you will never be a victim to your past conditioning. Learn how the way you use your mind plays a significant role in how you face your challenges.

It is very likely that you have already experienced something of the excitement and the sense of supreme confidence that comes from being able to harness the stupendous intellectual driving force of the human mind. The pioneering studies of the late Professor Abraham Maslow of Brandeis University, the founder of humanistic psychology, showed that almost everyone has been able to make contact with this power at some time in their lives. According to Professor Maslow, we make contact with this inner intellectual force during what he termed “peak experiences,” moments when mind and body perform with total excellence.

The human brain is a biological computer. Just like an electronic computer, it can become clogged with rubbish, making it slow down, become unresponsive, and in some cases even break down altogether, like a PC when it crashes. We begin life with a good brain, ready for fresh input. Sadly, the input we receive isn’t too good, its outdated, faulty, and based too much on emotional life which ruins our potential to think or ‘compute’ logically.

You can’t teach an old dog new tricks! Yes, you can! One of society’s most harmful misconceptions about brain power is that it gets worse as you grow older.

I have a terrible memory! No you don’t! This equally widely held belief is just as false as the first myth.