Train Your Brain To BECOME LIMITLESS & Achieve ANY GOAL You Have | John Assaraf
Last updated: Jun 1, 2023
The video is about John Assaraf, a successful entrepreneur and mindset expert, discussing how to train your brain to become limitless and achieve any goal you have.
The video features an interview with John Assaraf, a successful serial entrepreneur and mindset expert, who has built five multi-million dollar companies and authored multiple New York Times bestsellers. Assaraf discusses his personal journey, including how he got into trouble with the law as a teenager and how a mentor helped him set goals and achieve them. He also talks about the importance of focusing on progress rather than perfection and how failure can be an opportunity to learn. Assaraf has launched a new company called NeuroGym, which uses advanced technologies and evidence-based brain training methods to help people unleash their fullest potential.
John Assaraf is a successful entrepreneur and mindset expert.
He has built five multi-million dollar companies and is a New York Times best-selling author.
He started brain training after a mentor asked him if he was interested or committed to achieving his goals.
Train your brain to focus on progress, not perfection, and make little incremental gains every day.
Forgiveness is a powerful tool for personal growth and healing.
John's father was physically abusive towards him as a child, but he forgave him and rebuilt their relationship.
Goal setting and visualization can create new neural patterns in your brain.
Creating an "Accomplish Board" and a "Crap Board" can help you visualize your goals and reframe negative experiences.
Use advanced technologies and evidence-based brain training methods to unleash your fullest potential.
Train your brain to focus on progress, not perfection.
Make little incremental gains every day, every week, every month, and every quarter.
Failure is an opportunity to learn.
Disassociate yourself being a failure from family.
Use advanced technologies and evidence-based brain training methods to unleash your fullest potential.
Mr. Brown's Advice
If you're committed, you will do whatever it takes.
Let go of your stories, excuses, and reasons that are formulating your identity of yourself.
Become who you are destined to become.
Mr. Brown offered gentle, kind, and raw kindness without embarrassing or shaming.
He made John promise to teach what he taught him to others.
Source of Shame
John moved from Israel to Montreal when he was five and didn't speak English or French.
He felt stupid and consistently reprimanded in school.
His father was physically abusive, and his words weren't a way of communicating.
John felt embarrassed that he wasn't smart enough and wasn't going to amount to much.
Mr. Brown offered John gentle, kind, and raw kindness without embarrassing or shaming.
Forgiving His Father
John forgave his father 50 years ago.
Alan put John on a path to personal development.
John went to an event and brought up his challenge with his father.
The instructor asked John when he was going to forgive his father.
John said never, but the instructor said if he's never going to forgive him, then forget it.
Getting Out from Under the Story
Alan put John on a path to personal development.
John read a book a month, went to events, and listened to cassette tapes of motivational stuff.
John brought up his challenge with his father at an event.
The instructor asked John when he was going to forgive his father.
John forgave his father 50 years ago.
John's Personal Story
John's father was physically abusive towards him as a child.
John had a conversation with his father and learned that his father was also abused as a child and didn't know any better.
John started telling his father "I love you" every week for three years.
His father eventually started saying "I love you" back and has never stopped since.
John realized that his father was not a malicious person, but was taught to use physical punishment to get compliance.
Goal Setting and Visualization
John's mentor had him write down his goals for health, wealth, relationships, career, business, finances, charity, fun experiences, and every year of his life.
John was instructed to read these goals every morning and visualize them as if they were already true.
John's mentor also had him write down what he would have to believe about himself in order to achieve these goals.
John had to believe that he was smart enough, deserving enough, and capable enough to achieve his goals.
By visualizing and believing in his goals, John created new neural patterns in his brain that did not exist before.
Accomplish Board and Crap Board
John created an "Accomplish Board" to visualize his goals and track his progress.
The "Accomplish Board" included pictures and words that represented his goals.
John also created a "Crap Board" to reframe negative experiences and turn them into positive lessons.
The "Crap Board" included pictures and words that represented negative experiences and the lessons learned from them.
By focusing on the positive lessons, John was able to reframe his negative experiences and use them as motivation to achieve his goals.
The Power of Forgiveness
John learned that forgiveness is not for the other person, but for yourself.
Forgiveness allows you to let go of negative emotions and move on with your life.
John forgave his father for his past abuse and was able to rebuild their relationship.
Forgiveness is a powerful tool for personal growth and healing.
By forgiving others and yourself, you can release negative emotions and achieve greater success in life.
Training the Brain with Beliefs and Habits
John Assaraf was taught by his mentor to write down beliefs he wanted to have and repeat them daily.
He learned the power of repetition and the importance of daily rituals for goal achievement.
Assaraf made $30,000 in his first year and $151,000 in his second year by following these habits.
His mentor taught him to upgrade his knowledge and skills to achieve his goals.
Assaraf learned the value of progress over perfection and failure as an opportunity to learn.
The Law of Goya and Goal Achievement
The Law of Goya means "get off your ass" and involves taking action to achieve goals.
To achieve goals, one must create a plan and take specific actions to achieve them.
Assaraf's mentors taught him to focus on progress rather than perfection.
Failure is an opportunity to learn and disassociate oneself from being a failure.
Assaraf learned to measure and iterate his progress to consistently make gains.
The Power of Repetition and Emotion in Belief Formation
Assaraf's brain initially resisted his new beliefs, but he was taught to use repetition and emotion to create new patterns.
Over time, the brain accepts the new patterns and replaces the old ones.
Assaraf was taught the Law of Attraction, which involves using thoughts to attract positive outcomes.
He became a voracious student and wanted to understand how visualization, affirmations, and emotionalization work.
Assaraf learned to invest his time in these practices because they create a resonance between what he attracts and what he doesn't.
The Difference Between the Law of Attraction and the Law of Goya
The Law of Attraction involves using thoughts to attract positive outcomes, while the Law of Goya involves taking action to achieve goals.
Assaraf's mentor taught him to focus on the Law of Goya and take specific actions to achieve his goals.
Assaraf learned to create a plan, measure his progress, and iterate to consistently make gains.
He learned to disassociate himself from being a failure and focus on progress rather than perfection.
Assaraf's mentors taught him the power of repetition and emotion in creating new beliefs and habits.
Why Emotionalizing Works
Emotionalizing activates circuits in the brain and releases neurochemicals.
Positive emotions release dopamine, the feel-good neurochemical that activates the reward center of the brain.
Visualizing, setting goals, taking action steps, and reading goals all activate the motivational center of the brain.
Sharing goals with a friend releases oxytocin, which is one of the neurochemicals of goal achievement.
Fear and stress can also activate circuits in the brain and release stress hormones like norepinephrine, cortisol, or epinephrine.
Retraining the Subconscious Mind
Retraining the subconscious mind can change beliefs, self-esteem, self-worth, and fears.
The how-to of achieving goals is the easiest part of the equation.
The harder part is understanding why we are not doing the things we know we should be doing.
Retraining the subconscious mind can increase sales and change habits.
Neurogym has technologies and systems that are far better than what was available in the 90s.
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