How To Create Self-Image So Powerful The Reality Has To Obey You

In the 1960s, plastic surgeon Maxwell Maltz observed that some patients who underwent facial surgery became confident, while others remained shy, leading him to conclude that outer change doesn't matter without inner image change.

Maxwell Maltz coined the term "Psycho-Cybernetics" and wrote a book about it, describing it as the mind's navigation system that always returns to one's dominant self-image.

The reticular activating system (RAS) in the human brain filters 11 million bits of information per second, only allowing in data that perfectly matches an individual's identity.

Show Nemoto states that every thought, emotion, action, and mental decision originates from an individual's identity.

Show Nemoto was in a "trap of marketing gurus," focusing on external strategies like reading marketing books, watching YouTube gurus, buying courses, and joining coaching, which yielded no results for his income.

After 3 months of focusing solely on his self-image, Show Nemoto's income increased from $10,000 to $50,000 per month.

After 6 months of focusing on his self-image, Show Nemoto achieved his goal of $100,000 per month.

Show Nemoto states that reality acts as a mirror, reflecting an individual's inner self rather than giving them what they want.

During the hypnosis visualization, an individual's identity is represented as armors and masks, symbolizing insecurities like "I'm not good enough" or "I'm not a business person."

Show Nemoto recommends that entrepreneurs feeling stuck or self-sabotaging with an income ceiling should reprogram their subconscious at the identity level to hit higher income goals like $100K, $200K, or even $1 million per month.