Colin Galen
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3-Minute Mental Hack to Take Control of Your Subconscious
A very useful conditioning-based trick that will let you focus the power of your unconscious mind on whatever you want. Along with some general info on the unconscious mind. Good stuff.
Music (in order; in a loop):
Local Forecast - Slower by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3988-local-forecast---slower
License: [yt dislikes this link, removed]
Sunset On Terra by HYBRID V (Creative Commons License)
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Support by RFM - NCM: bit.ly/2xGHypM
Sthlm Sunset by Ehrling
ua-cam.com/video/uoEhoGt4mIw/v-deo.html
(not exactly sure how to credit, the link is dead)
Dreams by Bensound
www.bensound.com
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Paradise by Ikson ( ua-cam.com/users/ikson )
Link: ua-cam.com/video/Nhtj7_KaplM/v-deo.html
This Is For You (Prod. by Lukrembo)
Link : ua-cam.com/video/GC0AhsnDMfc/v-deo.html
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:03 Obligatory about me
01:52 How does the unconscious mind work?
03:38 How do you control it?
04:55 How do you accomplish that?
08:57 Example & extra tips
10:40 Conclusion
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КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @sixzerozero3187
    @sixzerozero3187 23 години тому

    4 Uber or Lyft trips max.

  • @farukTheProBro
    @farukTheProBro 2 дні тому

    Thanks a lot :)

  • @adamsissoko4454
    @adamsissoko4454 2 дні тому

    w.

  • @azeemsaim
    @azeemsaim 3 дні тому

    Thank you so much for the information in this video. The steps make so much sense it's amazing how I haven't seen any other study UA-camrs make videos on this method of learning. Also, would appreciate if you could give a practical guide on using this method on a real topic. Like how to use it with subjects (like biology) with real examples. Once again greatly appreciate all the good work you've been doing!!

  • @ChessFlix
    @ChessFlix 3 дні тому

    I miss your videos Colin. These have been enormously helpful for me. Haven't seen anything from you in a year, but I used to binge your channel when I was trying to get better with algorithms. Thanks for all your hard work.

  • @SHAKDADDY-bt7md
    @SHAKDADDY-bt7md 3 дні тому

    Well done kid. Simple and informative. I appreciate it.

  • @JPcommunicates
    @JPcommunicates 4 дні тому

    You can't control your instincts what kind of nonsense is that? The unconscious mind is instinctual and operates completely differently.

  • @user-qt7hc9ti3o
    @user-qt7hc9ti3o 5 днів тому

    here you said 3^n but there are many duplicates so what is the correct answer??????????????????

  • @JennaHasm
    @JennaHasm 5 днів тому

    This fails the "explain to a 5 year old" test.

  • @indic5584
    @indic5584 6 днів тому

    I guess G is for grandmasters and 4-6☆s on other platforms

  • @tumeloemmanuel6310
    @tumeloemmanuel6310 7 днів тому

    Wow I don’t even know what to say. Thank you so much. This makes so much sense especially when I self introspect. It’s no wonder I can’t get the things I want to do done. I labeled my inability to do tasks that are important to me as me being lazy.

  • @shriharshbankapur9666
    @shriharshbankapur9666 7 днів тому

    2024 anyone?

  • @daem6592
    @daem6592 7 днів тому

    This is so spot on...Thank you Colin.

  • @user-zp3uc4hi5g
    @user-zp3uc4hi5g 8 днів тому

    I can easily generate so many dots thats its uncountable

  • @jbjamal7778
    @jbjamal7778 8 днів тому

    A good book is Psycho-cybernetics.

  • @xRiPw0lFx
    @xRiPw0lFx 9 днів тому

    Or another reason is it can all be bullshit 🤣 Like David Blaine floating int he air, it is all for TV

  • @EranM
    @EranM 9 днів тому

    This man might look like a woman, but he's VERY articulated, and smart. And his words are pure gold. Listen to him. Once, twice, thrice.. As many times as you need, and learn.

  • @reymeza2707
    @reymeza2707 10 днів тому

    "Help I've been trapped in this basement for five years" "fap" "secret". you really need to get out of there hahaha

  • @sthabisozuma898
    @sthabisozuma898 10 днів тому

    Damn dude good stuff

  • @tofer980
    @tofer980 11 днів тому

    im high as shit

  • @SiRkoTTG
    @SiRkoTTG 11 днів тому

    Strange girl, sounds a bit like a boy

  • @kennywilson2129
    @kennywilson2129 11 днів тому

    Metronome? Wasn't it a bell? Enjoyed the vid. Enjoy your day :)

  • @JpAtehortua
    @JpAtehortua 12 днів тому

    The utility of this video is just as timeless as it is priceless thank you for your time and effort in helping everyone become an elite learner.

  • @arifeazman1067
    @arifeazman1067 12 днів тому

    i think he is giving some profound methods on learning but i cannot seem to understand anything.. is my iq not enough for this video?..

  • @user-ln9dh2bq8j
    @user-ln9dh2bq8j 12 днів тому

    Dr. Demartini speaks on such an idea.

  • @nischayagrawal8373
    @nischayagrawal8373 14 днів тому

    Colin my man. Thank you !

  • @Amane_sinAce.
    @Amane_sinAce. 14 днів тому

    This was exactly what I wanted to hear

  • @Derizo
    @Derizo 14 днів тому

    would this work for psychopaths?

  • @bouncepen932
    @bouncepen932 15 днів тому

    Good summary.

  • @simo2073
    @simo2073 15 днів тому

    It's crazy you said it regulates body temperature. Since I quit smoking weed my body has struggled to maintain it's temperature. A temporary issue that will pass but I see it as a sign of my body detoxing from the bad habit. Can't wait to start seeing the positive improvements on the other side of it.

  • @abhishekmahajan5814
    @abhishekmahajan5814 15 днів тому

    This is literally such a good video. I love how every time I have let something be done by my unconscious mind, I have found the results being astonishing. The power is unbelievable. I visualize God doing it with me, but everyone is free to hold their own belief in this regard.

  • @sebaspi
    @sebaspi 15 днів тому

    This is incredible how logical you made the factors that I have felt during my life but did not know how to take advantage of and also lost the why many times. Thank so much this is really eye opening and clear you did a great presentation. Thanks again!

  • @dsa6799
    @dsa6799 15 днів тому

    Interessante.

  • @MetalblaydX2
    @MetalblaydX2 16 днів тому

    I hate you for making me breath manually at 2:20

  • @oii0712
    @oii0712 16 днів тому

    yoo where is you at now

  • @6-Salamander-9
    @6-Salamander-9 17 днів тому

    In other words, ENTPs are the best even compared to INTP and INTJ

  • @timah2267
    @timah2267 17 днів тому

    Did i just watch the best and only real mind programming hack in the world?

  • @sarbagyakayastha8816
    @sarbagyakayastha8816 17 днів тому

    Just remember I have already watched this video

  • @ferrosjewellers4558
    @ferrosjewellers4558 17 днів тому

    I cant believe what you are saying because you live with your parents.

  • @kira-nr3qj
    @kira-nr3qj 17 днів тому

    "G" problem virtual node trick was kinda intuitive for me

  • @the_allucinator
    @the_allucinator 17 днів тому

    This is like prove h = f . g I love category theory

  • @user-dd8jn1fm8r
    @user-dd8jn1fm8r 18 днів тому

    I was so good in visualization, but then 2020 kicked in

  • @tonyb6485
    @tonyb6485 18 днів тому

    Just tske cate

  • @kira-nr3qj
    @kira-nr3qj 18 днів тому

    "F" won my heart

  • @johnreid4348
    @johnreid4348 19 днів тому

    Great video

  • @CHURCHISAWESUM
    @CHURCHISAWESUM 19 днів тому

    I already knew a lot of this, the problem is I give myself headaches doing this 😆

  • @tarasheaalchemistempressim3300
    @tarasheaalchemistempressim3300 20 днів тому

    Thanks for this info. will you touch on the relations of mind , reality , quantum physics, thought transmission & the law of assumption ?

  • @wischi4985
    @wischi4985 20 днів тому

    3:42 my unconscious brain automatically visualized this chair falling.

  • @jayaprakash5382
    @jayaprakash5382 21 день тому

    Summary Absorb a lot of knowledge: The more knowledge you have, the more accurate your intuition will be. This is because intuition is based on past experiences and knowledge. Practice solving problems: This will help you to develop a library of past experiences that your intuition can draw on. Break down problems and solutions into small pieces: This will make it easier for you to create mental associations between similar problems and solutions. Memorize these mental associations: This will help you to recall the right solution when you encounter a similar problem in the future. Challenge yourself with difficult problems: This will help you to stretch your intuition and make it more powerful. Prove your intuition: Don't just rely on your intuition blindly. Try to justify your hunches with logic and reasoning. Be passionate about problem solving: This will help you to stay motivated and engaged in the learning process.

  • @RamChessBlog
    @RamChessBlog 21 день тому

    What he's trying to say is this: You can be good at drawing simple 3D shapes well and call yourself an artist. You don't need to learn to draw every object and animal in order to call yourself an artist. You can learn and improve as you go.