You Become What You Think About

How Your Mind Creates the World You Live in

De: Vic Johnson

Narrado por: Erik Synnestvedt

Buddha declared that, "The mind is everything. What you think you become." "You become what you think about all day long" is how Ralph Waldo Emerson expressed it. In The Strangest Secret, the only personal development recording ever to receive a Gold Record, Earl Nightingale reveals that the secret is “You become what you think about." Using that principle, you can create an entirely different world than you live in today. Bruce Lee returned to the United States at the age of 18 with $100 in his pocket and the idea he often quoted that "As you think, you become." By the time of his early death a scant 14 years later, he had become a major motion picture icon and the father of mixed martial arts.

Your subconscious mind is responsible for just about every major thing in your life. You don’t have to consciously think about breathing, your heart beating, walking, or how to properly digest and metabolize the food you eat. Without the cooperation of your subconscious - the deep recesses of your inner self - change can be difficult to impossible. You might consciously have tried to lose weight. But if your subconscious mind was fixated on fattening food and how difficult exercise was, the experience was probably a challenge or a dismal failure. Therefore, changing one or more aspects of your life can’t occur until you affect change on your subconscious. In You Become What You Think About: How Your Mind Creates the World You Live In, Vic Johnson will take you step-by-step as he shows you how to harness and use the power of directed thought in your life.

©2014 Vic Johnson (P)2014 Gildan Media LLC

I keep coming back to this book

It won't blow your mind, but it will remind you of what you are doing right and wrong in your life. It's a simple guide to life. I've listened to other books in this category, but none of them motivate me like this one. I love it

The narrator's unusual delivery wasn't my cup of tea the first time around, but the second time listening to the book I started to become quite fond of his unusual way of speaking

Great book. Very simple and easy to follow and it helped motivate me and give me hope.

I liked how easy it is to follow and how practical the advice is. Great guide for healthy thinking.

great concepts for your self

it has awesome content but the voice got on my nerves and sounds whiny at the end of sentences.

The book is great

I like the content of the book!
Even tho is nothing new about it or blow minded but is a good reminder of some information.
My problem was the man who recorded the audio.
His accent and voice makes me distracted and stress while l was focusing in the way he speaks.
The way he ended every sentence with a sound of poshy and strange way.
Instead of making an audio suitable and enjoyable for everyone.
Advice to him : slow down your accent

Great book!! Especially for mindset

Very informative, has a good way of changing your perspective. Will keep this one! Thank you! Great book!! Especially for mindset

Clear, concise, actionable guidance.

Overall great book, quick easy read. Provides a lot of content in a concise format, no repetitive / fluff like many other personal development books. Provides actionable guidance with examples and workbook to practice. Highly recommend

Great Reads

I love it great reads,look forward to more reads.I enjoy the ease of listening to the books because iI losten both in the car and while lying down resting and my time is well spent.

Thought provoking

I enjoyed the narrator’s voice. The book was written in a way that made me think about how it applies to me. I especially enjoyed Chapter 8; the analogy about puzzles and the pieces was intriguing because I use them in team building during my training sessions. I will read Chapter 8 several times. It was one of the most interesting books I have ever read. I am already recommending it to others. Thank you, Vic, for writing this book!

Good short book

This is a good short book. It reminds the reader we can change. Everything is in our mind.

Good motivation

Good actionable content. Narration voice was distracteing due to it sounding arrogant and pompous.