live on the beach, (There's a thousand distractions on
the beach alone, most of them are little brown girls!)
but stopping what I'm doing won't get the job done.
I'm running on a program that allows me to work and
feel good about it and complete the task. I'll worry
about all the thousands of distractions when the book
is finished. They'll still be there. (I sure hope they are,
anyway!) Next!
Do you still believe in stopping the internal dialogue
as much as you used to?
Very much so. I think it is pract ically impossible
for someone to start reprogramming properly until
they have learnt how to quieten the biocomputer.
My book 'Talk and Grow Rich' goes into great
depth about how to stop the internal dialogue and I
suggest anyone who has a problem with skull chatter,
gets a copy or forever holds their peace!
What are your thoughts about the holographic brain?
Some say that there is a comparison between a
hologram and visualization?
Over the years, man has used many examples as
models to try to show more clearly how the brain
works. In the early days it was compared to a steam
engine, then later a telephone switch board, after that
came cybernetics and feedback, then the hologram.
Interestingly enough I have a massive investment
in the hologram industry and my partner Bruce
Snyder, founded the commercial side of the industry in
the United Kingdom and made himself and quite a
few others millionaires in the process.
The one point that I would make about holo-
grams is they are exactly the way we should
visualize, that is three dimensionally in color, just like
the real thing.