Oct 6, 2026 · 21 min · 10 segments
Have you ever known exactly what you should do… and still watched yourself do something completely different? You planned to speak up, but stayed quiet. You promised yourself you’d stop checking…
[upbeat music] Have you ever known exactly what you should do, and then watched yourself do something completely different? You planned to speak up in the meeting and stayed quiet.
You promised yourself that you'd stop checking email at night, and you reached for your phone without thinking.
Maybe you knew you had the difficult conversation that really needed to happen, but suddenly found yourself reorganizing your desk because it was so urgently important.
Now, that gap between what you consciously intend to do and what you actually do is one of the reasons I talk so much about the unconscious mind, and I talk about it regularly here at the Abundance Academy.
I wanna show you how it affects your life, and why learning to work with your unconscious mind can actually open you up to possibilities that you may not be seeing right now.
You're not gonna need a neuroscience degree or some kind of velvet hypnosis cape.
I'm gonna show you how unconscious patterns are influencing your habits, influencing your emotions, and your decisions, and then I'm gonna share one simple exercise that you can use to begin noticing your own mental unconscious programming.
So if you're a really intelligent, successful, capable person, you're able to make a plan, but you have one or two areas where your results just make no sense.
You can solve complicated problems for clients, but procrastinate on super straightforward decisions in your business.
Maybe you're warm, you're articulate and confident professionally, but then become like a 12-year-old during a conversation with your mother.
If you can relate to any of this, this episode is for you, and I want you to listen up because this doesn't mean you have an intelligence problem.
It's actually a sign that something automatic is operating below and underneath that conscious intention.
[upbeat music] Have you ever known exactly what you should do, and then watched yourself do something completely different? You planned to speak up in the meeting and stayed quiet.
You promised yourself that you'd stop checking email at night, and you reached for your phone without thinking.
Maybe you knew you had the difficult conversation that really needed to happen, but suddenly found yourself reorganizing your desk because it was so urgently important.
Now, that gap between what you consciously intend to do and what you actually do is one of the reasons I talk so much about the unconscious mind, and I talk about it regularly here at the Abundance Academy.
I wanna show you how it affects your life, and why learning to work with your unconscious mind can actually open you up to possibilities that you may not be seeing right now.
You're not gonna need a neuroscience degree or some kind of velvet hypnosis cape.
I'm gonna show you how unconscious patterns are influencing your habits, influencing your emotions, and your decisions, and then I'm gonna share one simple exercise that you can use to begin noticing your own mental unconscious programming.
So if you're a really intelligent, successful, capable person, you're able to make a plan, but you have one or two areas where your results just make no sense.
You can solve complicated problems for clients, but procrastinate on super straightforward decisions in your business.
Maybe you're warm, you're articulate and confident professionally, but then become like a 12-year-old during a conversation with your mother.
If you can relate to any of this, this episode is for you, and I want you to listen up because this doesn't mean you have an intelligence problem.
It's actually a sign that something automatic is operating below and underneath that conscious intention.
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