You may have noticed a different ad in the sidebar. The “How to Train Your Mind” ad is gone, with the ad for “The Internet Marketing Backstage Pass” moved down in its place. At the top, where the IMBP ad was, is now an ad for “My Mind Control“.

It’s new, but it’s not. It is simply a slight rebranding of the “How to Train Your Mind” guide. Well, not so much a rebranding as an alternative sales letter.

What I’ve found is that people seem to search for “mind control” more than “brain training.” Of course, a good amount of the former are looking for ways to control other people’s minds and not their own. And that was one of the reasons I used “brain training” rather than “mind control.”

But, people do search for “mind control” for personal mind control as well. They want to break bad habits. They want to get things done. They want to remember things better. They want more out of life and their minds are holding them back.

Often, we are our own worst enemy when it comes to accomplishing our goals in life. We may procrastinate. We may spread ourselves too thin, jumping around from project to project instead of focusing on one thing and getting that one thing done before moving on to something else.

So, with personal “mind control”, you have a solution. You learn how to whip your own mind into shape and make it work to your advantage instead of your disadvantage. Often, we are at war between what we want and what we want right now. We want a nice big house. We want a huge flat screen TV. We want a new car. We want lots of things we don’t have and currently may not be able to afford. The problem is that what we want right now is to take a nap. Or play a game. Or watch TV. Or do any of a myriad of other things that pull us off the course of reaching that long term goal.

And, now, with the economy such as it is, we need to be focused and productive more than ever. If you have a job and want to keep it, you’re going to have to prove your worth to your employer. You need to get things done and make sure that, if they need to make cutbacks, they’ll be more likely to let go of the person who isn’t pulling their weight instead of you! If you don’t have a job, well, then you need to focus on finding one or getting your own business going—both of which require hunkering down and getting things done.

With “personal mind control”, you can help train your mind and using it effectively to get things done. Your brain isn’t entirely unlike any other muscle in your body. Think of any physical activity, such as a favorite sport. The first time you did it, you may not have been very good. But, as you practiced, you improved. After enough practice, things became second-nature.

Training your mind is like riding a bike. The first time you tried, you were wobbly and perhaps fell over. You may have stumbled quite a few times before you got the hang of it. But, once you did, you couldn’t imagine not being able to ride a bike. It feels so natural that it’s hard to remember what it was like to not be able to balance on the bike. How did you ever not get it?

Training your mind is a lot like that. You may wobble and fall when you start out. Unfortunately, that’s where many people stop. “I can’t do this!” is their battle cry. They just think their minds aren’t up to it. They can’t remember better. They can’t focus better. It’s just the way their brain is.

But, you’d never accept that about riding a bike. Why accept it when it comes to your mind? Isn’t controlling your mind and making it work for you many times more important than riding a bike? Isn’t it, therefore, worth the practice and effort it will take to properly train your mind and get it under your control?

If someone told you they’d give you the home of your dreams just for learning to ride a bike, you’d do it, wouldn’t you? If you fell, you’d get right back up and try again, no? You’d keep trying and trying until you were able to ride down the street on your own without training wheels, wouldn’t you? You’d practice and practice until the keys to that house were finally in your hand, wouldn’t you?

Then why wouldn’t you do the same for your mind? If procrastination holds you back, train your mind to do otherwise. If a lack of focus holds you back, train your mind otherwise. If bad habits hold you back, train your mind otherwise.

If you want to train your mind and learn to control your mind, get your copy of “My Mind Control” today.

And then, practice! Practice! Practice! Practice until it becomes second nature to you and you can no longer remember what it was like to not be in control of your mind.

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