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2. One powerful self development tool is
writing.

3. There's all kinds of ways it can help.

4. One is to simply carry a small
notebook around with you.

5. Any time you've got an idea, take
some time to write it down.

6. Using an actual paper and pen is
helpful.

7. It takes a bit more time than typing,
and is more of an involved process
from a mind-body perspective.

8. So whatever you are writing down,
your subconscious is going to figure it's
pretty important, since you're making
the effort.

9. Otherwise it may think your texting or
tweeting something not so important.

10. Sometimes I'll go to a coffee shop, sit
there with my notebook and pen, and
just start writing.

11. After a few minutes, it's hard to keep
up with my brain.

12. Once you train your subconscious that
you're really serious, it will start
feeding you all kinds of creative ideas.

13. I usually make a list of things I want to
do, and the list is WAY longer than I
have time.

14. Which means I get to choose the best
ones, and try them out.

15. If you're the type who likes using your
dreams, this is also a good method.

16. Keeping a notepad and pen next to
your bed, so when you wake up, just
write down a few ideas from sleep.

17. Some of the best inventions came to
geniuses while they slept.

18. Now, were they geniuses because they
wrote down their dreams or did they
wrote down their dreams because
they were geniuses?

19. It's very likely that one follows the
other.

20. Another way writing can help is to
review things that didn't go so well.

21. You can actually use this to rewrite
your memory.

22. Take something that happened, and
write it out.

23. Then write it out the way you wish it
had happened.

24. If you wanted to say something, but
didn't, or said something but didn't
want to, this is perfect.

25. Just write out what happened, and
write out what you wish would have
happened.

26. Then come up with a reasonable
scenario that would have happened if
you did you wish you would have
done.

27. Then take a few minutes remembering
your NEW memory.

28. Since you took the time to write it out,
your subconscious will most likely go
along with it.

29. And next time you are in a similar
situation, you'll actually respond as if
you DID do the "rewritten" memory.
Which means you'll perform better,
whatever that means to you.

30. If you did this once per day, you'd
slowly be building up a huge collection
of real successes.

31. Which, of course, would spur even
more successes.

32. You can not only do this to your daily
activities, but your entire history as
well.

33. Rewrite it however you'd like it to be.

34. So you can have whatever life you
want.

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