Self-Mechanic

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Yesterday we talked about how most of thinking process is unconscious and happens below our awareness. So, if most of our thinking is unconscious, then how do we make our unconscious thinking work for us? Let's dig in. When I first came to understand what I'm about to share with you, I found it quite depressing. So, brace yourself. For all of us, our critical filter develops before we enter our teen years. Around 13-14 years, we form our filtering mechanism in our minds. What is right/wrong? what is good/bad? What to believe? What not to believe? Essentially, your environment, exposure, and close relationships in your early life significantly influence the development of your unconscious. After reaching the age of 14, every thought is passed through THE critical filter, leading to the formation of opinions, judgments, preferences, beliefs, values, and more. This is disheartening because once the critical filters are cemented, it becomes extremely difficult to change them. They form so

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Self-Mechanic

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