that because they leave it so late before they start to
program their biocomputer, they are not in the right
state of mind to be able to control their own input
because they get into the habit of spending all their
time worrying!
What has been your biggest disappointment with
regards to biocomputer technology?
That's an easy one! Despite the tremendous
advances in brain research made possible by the
electron microscope and the discovery of the RAS, the
fact that we really do know how to program our
biocomputers for success, the discoveries have not
been well promoted at all. My big disappointment
!is that many of these advances have been known
for many years and are still not being taught in I
schools.
To keep teaching children as though they only
have one computer is nothing short of a crime.
With every one of my goals I always have hundreds
of little things stopping me actually doing them. Any
ideas?
Yes! Only One! You have to develop a mind like a
steel trap. We all have thousands of things going on in
our lives, most of them problems. We use those
!thousands of excuses for not getting the job done. All
we really need is only one reason to get the job done
and that's the reason we relentlessly program into our
biocomputers.
You really do have to blank your mind off to
everything that is going on around you. I have found
that particularly so, in the case of writing. I could write
letters, make phone calls, drive here, run errands, go to
the beach, and a million and one things, other than
write. As I'm writing this, it's a beautiful day outside, I