What Your Brain Can Conceptualize

Your brain cannot conceptualize words.

It doesn't understand phrases.

What your brain actually understands are images and ideas.

The word "airplane" is not an airplane literally.

It is simply a symbol that points to an image we have all agreed on.

The image behind the word is what your brain actually processes.

This matters more than most people realize.

Because when you think "I don't like negative people", it generates an image of negativity.

But when you think "I like positive people", your brain generates an image of positivity.

The experience your brain has is completely different.

"I don't want to be lazy."

Your brain pictures laziness.

"I want to be productive."

Your brain pictures momentum.

"I don't want to be poor and depressed."

Your brain pictures poverty and depression.

"I want to be rich and happy."

Your brain pictures exactly that.

Every thought you have is painting a picture.

Make sure it's a positive one.