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  1. 0:00Check this out. DBE. [music] This, it
  2. 0:02turns out, is one of the most effective
  3. 0:04ways to hit your goals. And this
  4. 0:07methodology comes from the 1960s when a
  5. 0:11radio repair man in Laredo, Texas,
  6. 0:14[music] asked himself the following
  7. 0:16question. If more electricity flows
  8. 0:17through a wire, when you drop the
  9. 0:19[music] resistance, how do you drop the
  10. 0:21resistance in the human mind? This is
  11. 0:24what we're going to be talking about
  12. 0:26today. But we're not just going to speak
  13. 0:28about this 1960s radio repair man. We're
  14. 0:31going to speak [music] about Matthew
  15. 0:32McConna whom I recently had the
  16. 0:34privilege of interviewing. [music] And
  17. 0:36he shared something with me that is a
  18. 0:38related principle. And it goes like
  19. 0:40this. The target attracts [music] the
  20. 0:43arrow.
  21. 0:47So this is kind of insane. Matthew
  22. 0:49McConna writes this list while he's
  23. 0:52still in college. He's 2 weeks into
  24. 0:54filming. Dazed and confused. It's his
  25. 0:56first movie. He's just an extra. At this
  26. 0:58point, he doesn't even know if acting is
  27. 1:00going to be his career. But somehow, as
  28. 1:03he's sleeping in his bunk bed in
  29. 1:05college, he writes this on a list of 10
  30. 1:08goals he sets for himself. Here's the
  31. 1:10list. Notice that one. Win an Oscar for
  32. 1:14best actor. That's a pretty bold dream
  33. 1:16for a guy who was an extra in a single
  34. 1:20movie, wasn't serious about acting, and
  35. 1:23had no plan to get to that Oscar. Yet,
  36. 1:2520 years later, this happens.
  37. 1:28>> And the Oscar goes to Matthew McConna.
  38. 1:33[music]
  39. 1:36>> Now, that's not the weird part. The
  40. 1:38weird part is he completely forgot he
  41. 1:40had written the list. Listen to what he
  42. 1:43told me. Uh, number eight, win an Oscar
  43. 1:46for best actor.
  44. 1:49Yeah, I found this when I was writing
  45. 1:53the book. I found it in my diaries. I
  46. 1:56forgot I wrote it. Here's the truth
  47. 1:57about that time. Two weeks into filming
  48. 1:59days confused. I'm still thinking, hey,
  49. 2:02this may be a one-off acting hobby that
  50. 2:04I'll look back for the rest of my life,
  51. 2:06go, "Oh, remember that little job you
  52. 2:07had in the summer of '92 in college?
  53. 2:10That that one acting job? I I'm I'm
  54. 2:12still in school. I've got another year
  55. 2:14of school coming up. I don't even I'm
  56. 2:17not even admitting to me to my parents
  57. 2:21or friends that I may want to pursue
  58. 2:22acting. But then I see that and I go,
  59. 2:24"Well, you damn sure admitted it to
  60. 2:26yourself." You damn sure admitted it to
  61. 2:29yourself. Now, that is the line that's
  62. 2:30important because it explains the first
  63. 2:32of three things that have to be present
  64. 2:34for any goal to work. And if you have a
  65. 2:37goal that has been sitting there for
  66. 2:39months or years and nothing seems to be
  67. 2:41happening, I can almost guarantee one of
  68. 2:44these three things is missing. We're
  69. 2:46going to start with the D. All the
  70. 2:48visualization, all the intuition, all
  71. 2:50the altered state access, all the
  72. 2:52meditation doesn't work if you don't
  73. 2:55have these three ingredients. If one is
  74. 2:58missing, the whole thing leaks. So I
  75. 3:00want you to play with me for a second. I
  76. 3:03want you to take one goal. the biggest
  77. 3:05thing you are trying to create in your
  78. 3:07life right now. Keep it in your mind as
  79. 3:09we go through this because by the end
  80. 3:12you're going to know exactly where the
  81. 3:14leak is. And by the way, if it is a
  82. 3:17crazy goal like Matthew's crazy goal,
  83. 3:20win an Oscar, that's okay, too. Now, the
  84. 3:23D stands for this desire. Now, most
  85. 3:27people think desire means yes, of
  86. 3:30course, I want it. But do you? Because a
  87. 3:32huge number of goals we chase are not
  88. 3:35actually our goals. They are goals we
  89. 3:37inherited. You want to build a big
  90. 3:39company because everyone in your founder
  91. 3:41group is building a big company. You
  92. 3:43want the perfect body, the impressive
  93. 3:45house, the blue check mark, whatever it
  94. 3:47is, because somewhere along the way
  95. 3:49someone told you that this is how you
  96. 3:52say I'm there. But that's not desire.
  97. 3:55That's programming. And I'm not saying a
  98. 3:58promotion or the company or the house is
  99. 4:00bad. I'm saying you have to know who
  100. 4:04chose it. Now, Matthew's goal was almost
  101. 4:06too ridiculous to admit. He couldn't
  102. 4:08tell his parents. He couldn't tell his
  103. 4:10friends. He wasn't even calling himself
  104. 4:13an actor yet. But sitting alone on that
  105. 4:16top bunk, something in him knew. That's
  106. 4:19real desire. The author Joe Vital once
  107. 4:22said, "A goodal should scare you a
  108. 4:24little and excite you a lot." I think
  109. 4:26that ratio is important. about 90%
  110. 4:29excitement, 10% fear. If there is no
  111. 4:32fear, the goal might be too small. It
  112. 4:35doesn't demand that you become anyone
  113. 4:37new. But if it's all fear and no
  114. 4:40excitement, maybe it's not your goal.
  115. 4:43Maybe you're trying to win a race you
  116. 4:45never wanted to enter. So here's the
  117. 4:47test. And actually do this with me.
  118. 4:50Don't just listen to me and go, "Oh,
  119. 4:52that's interesting." Bring the goal into
  120. 4:54your mind. That first goal that you
  121. 4:56picked. If nobody could applaud you for
  122. 4:59it, would you still want it? If nobody
  123. 5:01could see it on social media, would you
  124. 5:03still want it? If you could have the
  125. 5:04experience of it, but none of the
  126. 5:06status, would you still want it? If the
  127. 5:08answer is yes, good. That's probably
  128. 5:10true desire. But if the answer is no,
  129. 5:13also good. You may have just saved
  130. 5:15yourself 3 years of climbing the wrong
  131. 5:18mountain. Here's why desire is
  132. 5:20important. Matthew said it in this line.
  133. 5:24So I I say here, the arrow does not seek
  134. 5:27the target. The target draws the arrow.
  135. 5:30Matthew's a really spiritual guy and if
  136. 5:32you've read his book Greenlights, it's
  137. 5:33an amazing book. One of the things that
  138. 5:36he was suggesting as we went deep into
  139. 5:38the interview and I'm going to put that
  140. 5:40interview up on my channel. So hit
  141. 5:41subscribe and follow because the entire
  142. 5:44conversation with Matthew was coming
  143. 5:45soon. He said when you set the goal and
  144. 5:48it's a true goal that's really coming
  145. 5:49from inside you, you start noticing the
  146. 5:53synchronicities, the coincidences, the
  147. 5:55patterns that move you towards the goal.
  148. 5:57Your brain starts figuring out how to
  149. 5:59overcome every roadblock. Roadblocks
  150. 6:01will come. You start figuring out how to
  151. 6:04jump over them. Desire activates the
  152. 6:07engine. But you got to make sure that it
  153. 6:10is true desire. It is desire that's
  154. 6:13coming from inside you, not from outside
  155. 6:16you. But that's just step one. Jose
  156. 6:18Silva as he trained millions of people
  157. 6:19said that there's a second ingredient we
  158. 6:22need and that is belief. And this is
  159. 6:25where many goal setting teachers
  160. 6:27completely screw up because they say you
  161. 6:30just have to believe. Okay, but how? You
  162. 6:33cannot take a belief that you've had for
  163. 6:36decades and just erase it out of your
  164. 6:38mind. You see, beliefs have three
  165. 6:41levels. The first level is is this
  166. 6:43possible for everyone? For anyone? Has
  167. 6:47anyone in the world done the thing you
  168. 6:48want to do? If yes, great. Your mind has
  169. 6:51evidence that the category exists. The
  170. 6:54second level is harder. Is it possible
  171. 6:56for someone like me in the time frame I
  172. 6:59have to do it? Notice the time frame. P.
  173. 7:02Sometimes you believe in the goal, but
  174. 7:04you don't believe in the deadline. You
  175. 7:06decide you're going to build a business,
  176. 7:08meet the love of your life, write the
  177. 7:10book, and get a six-pack by December.
  178. 7:12It's October. Calm down. Give important
  179. 7:16goals. Rude. I like 3 years. In 3 years,
  180. 7:19your skills can change. Your network can
  181. 7:21evolve. Your body can adapt. Your entire
  182. 7:24identity can shift. And then there's the
  183. 7:27third level. This is the one almost
  184. 7:29nobody talks about. Is it safe for me to
  185. 7:33have this? Because you may believe you
  186. 7:36can become successful, but some part of
  187. 7:38you believes success will destroy your
  188. 7:41marriage. You may believe you can become
  189. 7:43famous, but there's a part of you that
  190. 7:45believes visibility means attack, means
  191. 7:48loss of privacy. You may believe you can
  192. 7:51find love, but there's some part of you
  193. 7:53that believes that love means losing
  194. 7:54your freedom. And if your subconscious
  195. 7:56believes the goal is dangerous in any
  196. 7:59way, it is going to protect you from it.
  197. 8:01You will procrastinate. You will choose
  198. 8:03the wrong person. you will miss the
  199. 8:05opportunity. You'll call it bad luck.
  200. 8:07It's not always sabotage. Sometimes it's
  201. 8:11protection. Now, I learned this idea by
  202. 8:14failing at it. See, when I first
  203. 8:17discovered the silver method, I was a
  204. 8:19teenager and my first goal was to heal
  205. 8:21my shortsightness because I hated
  206. 8:23wearing glasses. I suffered from myopia
  207. 8:26and I had an eyesight of -700. Now,
  208. 8:30that's pretty bad. But it means I
  209. 8:31couldn't recognize someone this far
  210. 8:33ahead of me. Now I read in Jose Silva's
  211. 8:36book about this nun and I still remember
  212. 8:38her name sister Barbara Bergs and in the
  213. 8:40Silva system she trained herself to go
  214. 8:42into a deep altered state of mind and
  215. 8:44it's in this level of mind that you can
  216. 8:46actually program belief and she repeated
  217. 8:49to herself every time I blink my eyes my
  218. 8:51vision gets better better and better.
  219. 8:53Loved it. I imitated the same thing. I
  220. 8:56was 14 but in my mind I didn't believe
  221. 8:59it. I wore glasses for 9 years. My
  222. 9:0114-year-old mind could not accept that.
  223. 9:03I tried adapting, seeing visualization,
  224. 9:07seeing myself with my eyesight healed.
  225. 9:09Nothing happened. Still thick coke
  226. 9:12bottle glasses. And I nearly gave up on
  227. 9:14the entire Silva methodology. But one
  228. 9:16day out of frustration, I decided to
  229. 9:18reread the book. And then I found this
  230. 9:20line from Silva. I'd missed it the first
  231. 9:22time, but there it was. It was in the
  232. 9:23book. And Joseé Silva wrote, "Don't jump
  233. 9:26the gun." In other words, don't begin
  234. 9:28with things your mind considers
  235. 9:29impossible. Begin with something that
  236. 9:31feels easier. Don't try to heal a broken
  237. 9:35bone before you can heal dandruff. So, I
  238. 9:37picked something smaller. Now, I also
  239. 9:39suffered from acne. Basically, I was a
  240. 9:41teenager with no dates. Big Coke bottle
  241. 9:43glasses and acne. But I read that the
  242. 9:46skin is the organ that is easiest to
  243. 9:48heal with the mind. Jose Silva mentioned
  244. 9:50that in his book. So, now I decided to
  245. 9:53try on something easier than healing my
  246. 9:55eyesight. healing my skin. I applied the
  247. 9:58technique in his system called the three
  248. 10:00scenes technique. And by the way, a
  249. 10:02quick pause here. I know many of you are
  250. 10:04wondering how do I learn the technique?
  251. 10:06Well, I created a video on it. You see,
  252. 10:08Jose Silva passed away in 1999. My
  253. 10:10company, Mind Valley bought the rights
  254. 10:12to his work. We released it as a program
  255. 10:14on Mind Valley. But this particular skin
  256. 10:17healing technique, I prepared a video
  257. 10:19for those of you on YouTube who follow
  258. 10:20my channel cuz I know so many of you
  259. 10:22could really really uh benefit from
  260. 10:25something like that. It's completely
  261. 10:26free. If you enjoy that, you can check
  262. 10:28out the full program, all links below.
  263. 10:31So, I started applying this technique
  264. 10:32and seeing my skin healed. Now, this is
  265. 10:35super personal. I'm not telling you to
  266. 10:38fire your dermatologist and stare
  267. 10:40lovingly at your forehead, okay? The
  268. 10:42point is in five weeks meditating and
  269. 10:46using this technique three times a day
  270. 10:48for three minutes each I healed five
  271. 10:51years of skin problems. There's a whole
  272. 10:54science for it now. It's called
  273. 10:55psychodermatology. You can look it up.
  274. 10:57But here's what happened. That gave me
  275. 11:00faith. That gave me belief. I could now
  276. 11:02jump on to bigger and bigger things. My
  277. 11:04next goal qualifying for the US Open
  278. 11:08taekwondo championships. It was 1993
  279. 11:11and I made it. I got to represent my
  280. 11:14country in the US Open. That was my
  281. 11:17first trip to America. Fell in love with
  282. 11:19the US and that's how I ended up
  283. 11:21studying there and studying Mind Valley
  284. 11:23there. This is how belief works. You
  285. 11:25start with the smallest piece of
  286. 11:28evidence that moves it from fantasy to
  287. 11:31possibility. And every time you hit the
  288. 11:33goal, your reservoir of belief gets
  289. 11:37deeper and deeper. Think of belief as a
  290. 11:39glass. Every time you hit a goal, you
  291. 11:42fill that glass with more belief. And
  292. 11:45the bigger the glass, the more your
  293. 11:46belief, the bigger the goals you can
  294. 11:48pursue. If you want to write a book, ask
  295. 11:50yourself, do I believe I can write one
  296. 11:52page in one week? If you want an
  297. 11:54extraordinary body, ask yourself, do I
  298. 11:57believe I can go to the gym three times
  299. 12:00a week? If you want to build a
  300. 12:01million-doll company, ask yourself, do I
  301. 12:03believe I can make my first $100 online?
  302. 12:06And as soon as you hit that, your belief
  303. 12:08system starts growing. Your belief
  304. 12:11system, you see, is like a muscle. You
  305. 12:12don't go to the gym on day one and try
  306. 12:14to bench press 100 kg. You start small
  307. 12:18and build up. What is the smallest
  308. 12:22result that would make the largest
  309. 12:24result feel more real? Start there. Now
  310. 12:27you have belief, Donna, and you've got
  311. 12:29to tap into the third ingredient,
  312. 12:31expectancy. Now, a lot of people confuse
  313. 12:34expectancy with hope. Hope says, "I
  314. 12:36really, really want this to happen."
  315. 12:38Faith says, "I believe this could
  316. 12:40happen." Expectancy says, "Oh, it's on
  317. 12:43its way." Let me explain the difference.
  318. 12:45Now, it's important that you understand
  319. 12:48the feeling of expectancy. And I'm going
  320. 12:50to tell you a story to help you
  321. 12:51illustrate that feeling because many
  322. 12:52people get this wrong. You might
  323. 12:54visualize yourself with that ideal body,
  324. 12:56visualize yourself with that check,
  325. 12:58while in meditation, while journaling
  326. 13:01your goals. But as soon as you get off
  327. 13:02your cushion and you step into the
  328. 13:05world, you feel a doubt. That doubt is
  329. 13:08the opposite of expectancy. And I got to
  330. 13:11tell you something. Why does creative
  331. 13:13visualization work? It's not just mental
  332. 13:15rehearsal. It's that creative
  333. 13:17visualization tricks your brain into
  334. 13:20expecting that reality to emerge. When
  335. 13:23you get off the cushion, if you've done
  336. 13:25this right, expectancy has risen. And
  337. 13:28the more you do it, the more you expect
  338. 13:30it. And the more you expect it, the more
  339. 13:32likely it is to come. So, here's a quick
  340. 13:35example to help you understand the
  341. 13:37feeling of expectancy.
  342. 13:39Imagine you have a friend and the friend
  343. 13:41asks you to lend them $1,000. And you
  344. 13:44do. And your friend says, "Listen, this
  345. 13:45is just for a week and I'm going to pay
  346. 13:46you back." But a week goes by, nothing.
  347. 13:493 weeks, nothing. 3 months later,
  348. 13:52they're not answering your calls.
  349. 13:53They've disappeared from WhatsApp. And
  350. 13:55somehow they're still posting from MKOS.
  351. 13:58So now you're angry. Then you get a
  352. 14:00message. Your friend says, "I apologize.
  353. 14:03I was irresponsible. I was an absolute
  354. 14:05jerk. Here's a photograph of the check
  355. 14:09and here's a photograph of the FedEx
  356. 14:10receipt and the tracking number. I've
  357. 14:13sent this check to you." Now, the money
  358. 14:17is not in your account. Nothing in
  359. 14:20physical reality has changed. But you
  360. 14:23relax.
  361. 14:24Why? Because you expect the money to
  362. 14:27come.
  363. 14:28Your shift has happened. The money isn't
  364. 14:30in the account yet, but the anger is
  365. 14:32gone. The frustration is gone. You might
  366. 14:34even have forgiven your friend. You
  367. 14:36trust the check is in the mail.
  368. 14:39Expectancy feels like that. And it's
  369. 14:42actually a little boring because you
  370. 14:43don't have emotional ups and downs. You
  371. 14:46just know it's on its way. And the
  372. 14:49easiest way to know if you have
  373. 14:51expectancy is to look at your behavior.
  374. 14:54If you knew the thing was on its way,
  375. 14:56what would you be doing differently this
  376. 14:59week? If you knew the book was going to
  377. 15:01be published, would you be writing it
  378. 15:03today? If you knew the relationship was
  379. 15:05coming, would you be making space in
  380. 15:07your life for another person? If you
  381. 15:10knew the opportunity was coming, would
  382. 15:12you be preparing? Would you still be
  383. 15:14complaining that nobody has discovered
  384. 15:16you? I remember when I was in college, I
  385. 15:19really wanted a car, except that I was a
  386. 15:22broke college student in Michigan. Now,
  387. 15:24I saw a car I really liked, a Mercury
  388. 15:26Sable 1989. It cost 2 grand. I didn't
  389. 15:31have two grand. I needed to save up for
  390. 15:33it. But I had read the Silva books and I
  391. 15:37know how to create expectancy. So, I
  392. 15:40went to Meyers, the Walmart of Michigan,
  393. 15:42and I bought a windscreen snow scraper.
  394. 15:46Now, that windscreen snow scraper was
  395. 15:48about 30 bucks. Still a lot for a
  396. 15:50college kid, but I bought it because I
  397. 15:52knew when I get this car, I'm going to
  398. 15:54have to scrape ice off the windscreen on
  399. 15:57those cold Michigan winters. That snow
  400. 16:01scraper helped me with my expectancy.
  401. 16:05Pretty soon, I got a side gig. I saved
  402. 16:08up enough. I was able to get the car.
  403. 16:10This is expectancy. Your behavior
  404. 16:13changes before the result arrives. So,
  405. 16:16what is an action you can take this week
  406. 16:18if you are no longer trying to convince
  407. 16:19yourself? Now, do that. Now, this brings
  408. 16:23us back to Matthew. Because after he
  409. 16:25told me about the list, I asked him
  410. 16:27about another idea from his book, The
  411. 16:30Arrow and the Target. Listen to how he
  412. 16:33explains it. The spider waits in his web
  413. 16:35for dinner to come. Yes, we must chase
  414. 16:38what we want, seek it out, cast our
  415. 16:40lines in the water, but sometimes we
  416. 16:42don't need to make things happen. Now, I
  417. 16:44love that line, but I want to be really
  418. 16:46clear about what it does not mean. It
  419. 16:49does not mean Matthew wrote down an
  420. 16:51Oscar, went back to sleep, and 20 years
  421. 16:54later, the academy came knocking on his
  422. 16:55door. That man developed the skill. He
  423. 16:59took the roles. He made difficult
  424. 17:01decisions. He did the work. He staffed
  425. 17:04himself and changed his body for the
  426. 17:06Dallas Bias Club. Manifesting isn't
  427. 17:08sitting on your ass and expecting the
  428. 17:10universe to be your Amazon Prime. The
  429. 17:12target draws the arrow, but you still
  430. 17:15have to be the arrow worth drawing. And
  431. 17:18this is why three keys work together.
  432. 17:21Desire chooses the target. Belief allows
  433. 17:24you to move towards it. Expectancy
  434. 17:27changes how you behave while it's
  435. 17:29coming. Desire without belief becomes
  436. 17:31frustration. Belief without expectancy
  437. 17:34becomes endless hoping. An expectancy
  438. 17:37without true desire is perhaps the most
  439. 17:39dangerous one because you can become
  440. 17:42very successful at building a life you
  441. 17:44never ever wanted. So let's go back to
  442. 17:47your goal. Which one is missing? Is it
  443. 17:50desire? If no one could see you achieve
  444. 17:52it, would you still want it? Is it
  445. 17:55belief? Do you believe it's possible for
  446. 17:57someone like you and safe for you to
  447. 17:59receive it? Or is it expectancy? Are you
  448. 18:01behaving like it's on its way or are you
  449. 18:04behaving like a person who is still
  450. 18:06waiting for permission because the
  451. 18:08target may already be drawing the arrow
  452. 18:10to you? Now the question is are you
  453. 18:12letting yourself move? Now if you want
  454. 18:14to help with your training in this and
  455. 18:15your understanding of it, there's a link
  456. 18:17below this to mind meditations. We have
  457. 18:19more than a thousand practices from over
  458. 18:21a 100 teachers to help you visualize,
  459. 18:24change your state, work with the beliefs
  460. 18:26underneath your goals. This is my new
  461. 18:28meditation app and so much of the wisdom
  462. 18:32of Jose Silva is on this app. But if you
  463. 18:35want to go deeper into Silva's work,
  464. 18:38check out the Silva Ultramind system. It
  465. 18:40is actually one of the bestselling
  466. 18:42courses in the world in a peak year
  467. 18:45doing close to 20 30 million in sales
  468. 18:48and last year it was awarded the number
  469. 18:51one program on Mind Valley. So, two
  470. 18:55options. You can get the Mind Valley
  471. 18:57Meditations app. It's just 99 bucks a
  472. 18:59year. Or you can sign up for Silva
  473. 19:01Ultramind and go through this 30day
  474. 19:04training. Check it out. It's both below
  475. 19:07this video. And if you love this
  476. 19:09episode, please go ahead and hit
  477. 19:11subscribe because in upcoming episodes,
  478. 19:14I'm going to share the direct interview
  479. 19:17with Matthew McConey. Probably one of
  480. 19:18the best interviews I've ever done. And
  481. 19:21you'll also find the exact video for the
  482. 19:24three seams technique to teach you how I
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