course the snake is only made of plastic and it's
attached to the trash can lid with a length of wire. I have
to say the effect is awesome and I'm sure I've probably
given quite a few people the snake phobia! However,
the point really co mes ho me. People scream! I'm
shouting, "Its a snake! It's a snake!" People really get
the message. Everyone knows that once you have a
phobia, you have it for life, it goes in with emotion and
it stays there as a permanent track for you to run on.
The way to cure phobias is to go to a hypnotherapist,
who will deactivate your RAS and insert a new
program into your biocomputer.
Many self-help books talk about burning desire and
that you must emotionalize your goals but fail to make
the point. When you read about emotions and burning
desire in a book, all that is, is ink on paper. Before you
know where you are the reader has turned the page and
the last thing he has done or is ever likely to do is to
beco me emot ional about his goals.
It is difficult to emotionalize one's goals. If you're
laying on the floor, visualizing, it is best to do just that
and concentrate on the quality of your mental images.
You can, however, add emotion to your voice when you
make up your program for your left computer.
What I prefer to do, above all else, is single out one
goal at a time and work on it. I really do go around
shouting and screaming and getting emotional about
the goal of the moment. It's what I call supercharging.
All of these things are worth doing, they are the
small price one has to pay for success.
Quantum Six, How to Emotionalize Goals: Have
you ever watched a Frenchman or an Italian gesticulate?
He gets all emot ional just conversing with so meone. He
waves his hands, points his fingers and smacks his
thigh. If you get angry with someone you wag your
finger or shake your fist at them. If you're really pleased