Wow.
That’s just about all I can say.
This weekend I attended my second Millionaire Mind Intensive and it was even more life-changing than the first one. This one was in San Francisco, so I didn’t have to fly anywhere. And even more important, T. Harv Ecker was there this weekend.
If you’re interested in personal development or have any interest in creating more wealth – of all kinds – in your life you must see Harv.
Well, that’s assuming that you’re willing to hear the truth.
Harv is a truth-teller which means it’s not always easy to hear what he has to say. But if you want to change your life and you are ready and willing to listen to what he says you want to go check him out.
At the beginning of the weekend, you’re introduced to the “three most dangerous words in the English language.” Any idea what they are?
I KNOW THAT!
Once you know something – or even worse, THINK you know something – the game is over. You stop learning and growing. Your mind turns off and closes down to new information.
One of Harv’s most important points is that if you’re not living it, you don’t “KNOW” it. The first time I went to the Millionaire Mind Intensive I got some great insights, but there was still a part of me that fell into the “I know that” trap. So I didn’t get as much out of it as I could have.
At this MMI I was ready and willing to participate fully. I was ready to let go of my image of myself and look at the reality of my life – which is a much better reflection of what I “KNOW.” And because of that I had some huge personal breakthroughs.
Have you ever fallen into the I KNOW THAT trap? It’s not just for “know it alls.” We all do it. And it can be extremely subtle. But once those three words kick in, your ability to hear, accept and apply new information basically shuts down.
Here’s the bottom line: Look at your life.
- Do you have as much money as you want?
- Do you have as much joy and fun and happiness as you want?
- Do you have as much love and intimacy as you want?
- Do you have as much confidence as you want?
If you answered “No” to any of those questions there is something you DON”T KNOW. You may have read it somewhere. You may understand it intellectually. You may even be starting to apply it in your life. But if you aren’t fully living it you haven’t embodied it which means that you don’t trulyknow it!
And until you do, the three words, “I KNOW THAT,” will continue to hold you back.
So take a moment to look at your life. Where would you like to see some imnprovements?
Now ask yourself what knowledge you need in order to make those changes.
Or you may need to look at what knowledge you already have that you need to begin applying! Because remember, if you’re not living it, you don’t know it!
So I encourage you to be on the lookout for those three most dangerous words in the English language. (And if English is not your first language, go ahead and translate them into your language). And when you catch your mind trying to convince you that you know something ask yourself these two simple questions:
- Am I living this knowledge?
- Is my life a reflection of this knowledge?
If the answers are “No” you don’t know it! And if that’s the case it’s time to get yourself back into the best school there is… LIFE!
