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| Hi hi, Nik here. One last time from Japan! About to board my plane back. It was a truly magical 2 weeks (my first trip back in 12+ years), and I'll write more about it soon. I'll also have some more Japan-inspired books to share which I've been reading. I've been talking about going back to Japan to my partner for as long as I've known her. That's over 5 years now. At first, she wasn't interested in going, but eventually, she egged me on to finally do it this year. I guess I slowly manifested it over time. It looks like I used... The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy Self-help in the 1960s must have felt like the early days of the internet: Ther weren't many offerings around, and what was available probably looked rather sketchy. The Power of Your Subconscious Mind was one of the first titles that wasn't booed off the shelves. Published in 1963 by Joseph Murphy, a popular minister of the Church of Divine Science, it has sold millions of copies to this day. Murphy based his theories on both science and religion, trying to combine two fields whose loudest voices are often at odds with one another. You can tell the book was written by a man of the church, but despite its sermon-like qualities, it still feels down-to-earth and comes with many stories from Murphy's life and experiences as a minister. Especially nowadays, I often feel like the oldest books are the best ones. They're cleaner, clearer, and less optimized for our hyper-fast, short-attention-span world today. They're not series of tweets but real stories. The Power of Your Subconscious Mind is one of those books. Take a look! Here's what you'll learn in today's video:
If you want to learn how to use visualization and other suggestion techniques to adapt your unconscious behavior in positive ways, watch this video. Not your cup of read? Here are 2 other titles you might enjoy:
That's everything! Life doesn't always take us where we want to go. Even if your next detour doesn't lead you where you imagined just yet, remember you can always say: "It's nice that I get to do this!" Happy reading,
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