Individual, Inventory

Karl has a tremendous version related to this subject.

Read on, to know how he looks at it:

Appointment with Dr Maltz

Every day, they would step into his office.

People with hooked noses. Sagging skin. Slightly protruding ears. Disfigured hands.

They came to Dr Maxwell Maltz to be fixed.

And so this famed cosmetic surgeon would get the patient under the knife and perform the procedure.

The person would leave the hospital with a newly-straightened nose, or pinned-back ears.

They would be "fixed."

Half of them would experience a dramatic change. Their confidence would increase. They'd become happier, and feel they were more able to fulfil their dreams, as this 'better version' of themselves.

However, the other half returned to Dr Maltz's office several months later with the same problems as before.

They said they didn't feel any different. They complained their nose was still twisted, even when ruler-straight. They felt stuck and unloved and held back.

So, for some people, surgery made all the difference. It fixed the "outer" world and the inner world caught up.

Yet for others, surgery did nothing.

Dr Maltz wrote all about this phenomenon in a book called "Pscyho-Cybernetics." You've probably heard of it.

He concluded that many of those looking for surgery were lacking in self-love, in self-esteem.

By fixing their "outer" world, he was able to give them back their self-esteem. For some patients though, that wasn't enough. They needed to change how they viewed themselves from the inside... in order to achieve their own personal breakthrough.

You know, many of the issues we each have with our personal image and self-growth journey in general... can be traced right back to the fact that we don't truly love ourselves enough.

That self-love... self-belief... self-esteem... is really at the heart of why we're (possibly) not being the best version of ourselves.

With self-esteem, we're able to surpass the shallowness of what we physically look like... we're able to move beyond the limitations of what others think and try to impose on us...

And we become solid, loving, appreciative individuals who are on a course to achieve their personal best, no matter what.

Self-esteem... self-love... really, is at the heart of everything. It's the first step toward becoming a spiritually-fulfilled person.

PD is a mission to Karl always. See how he inspires through an article over here:

MY CHAMPAGNE DEPRESSION

Wherever you are, you're always in your head.

You see... I remember once sailing off the coast of the Bahamas, surrounded by free champagne and the most exciting people I could ever hope to meet.

And I've probably never felt more *depressed* and *down* and *unhappy* in my life. I wanted nothing more to be away from this so-called "paradise."

I can also remember being stuck inside a broken-down caravan, on the rainiest of days, with a million "problems" hanging over my head -- and never feeling happier and more content.

The thing is...

Wherever you are in the world, and whatever is going on... you're only ever as happy as how happy you are in your head.

Many people are locked in their own mental prisons, keeping themselves stuck in sadness and limitation.

Others manage to break free, experience a reality-shift, and begin experiencing the awesomeness of life, on a near-continuous basis.

As John Milton wrote in Paradise Lost:

     "The mind is its own place and in itself...

     Can make a Heaven of Hell, a Hell of Heaven."

Does any of this appeal to you?

Health - exercise more, eat healthier, boost your energy

Body - get a beach body, bigger muscles, lose weight

Relaxation - erase stress, cure insomnia, breath better

Mental Skills - boost focus, increase IQ, solve problems

Emotions - delete anger, erase worry, stop being critical

Personal Power - boost charisma, confidence, esteem

Enrich your Life - attract happiness, success and money

Business Success - get organized, be a leader, succeed

Illness - improve immunity, fight a virus, overcome pain

Parents - enjoy a great pregnancy, be a confident parent

Skills - public speaking confidence, learn a language

Music & Arts - be a better singer, writer, actor, musician

Sports - excel at basketball, cycling, golf, tennis & more

Addictions - get over alcohol, gambling, smoking & more

Bad Habits - bust nail-biting, scratching and fidgeting

Phobias - overcome fears of driving, flying, blood & more

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- Karl Moore

Karl has this much more to explain about the benefit of Subliminal360, to TWOC Community:

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Unlike me, feeling content with the best I can do only with the help of TWOC without too much of running around due to old age, there's something youngsters can easily do. See what Karl can briefly explain about it:

IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY

People step into the Vegas office of clinical hypnotherapist Steve G. Jones.

And they step out...

... with a newly-installed MILLIONAIRE MIND.

It's a mind that will guarantee their success, rocket their bank balance, and go on to achieve amazing success.

All it takes is a few hours.

For a total transformation.

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You might just be surprised at his technique.

- Karl Moore

Karl had a focus on the subject of birth and death during the latest conversation. Here's what transpired:

LET THERE BE NO REGRETS

Bronnie Ware is an Australian nurse.

She spent years working in palliative care, looking after patients in the last 12 weeks of their lives.

During that time, she observed how the terminally ill gained phenomenal clarity of vision toward the end of their lives -- and recorded the thoughts of her patients in a book, "The Top Five Regrets of the Dying."

She wrote it in the hope that we can all learn from it -- and perhaps avoid having the same regrets ourselves.

Here are the top five regrets she encountered...

1. I wish I'd had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me.

2. I wish I hadn't worked so hard.

3. I wish I'd had the courage to express my feelings.

4. I wish I'd stayed in touch with my friends.

5. I wish that I'd let myself be happier.

So...

What then we think?

Do any of these perhaps apply to us right now?

And what could we do NOW to ensure we don't also have these same regrets toward the end of our life?

- Karl Moore

Yesterday was my birthday.

But I spent most of it in a hospital bed. 👨‍⚕️

I was awaiting surgery, to remove a growth near my right eye that was threatening my vision.

You see, a few months ago, I received news that I may go blind at some point in the near future if this wasn't handled. 👀

Today, 24 hours on from the surgery, I am a little battered and bruised... But my vision is no longer under threat.

They say you don't know what you've got until it's gone.

Gratitude is how we reconnect with those things that we'd miss if they disappeared overnight.

Family. Health. Friends. Love. Laughs. Abundance. Home. 🥰

Honestly, when did you last stop and take even 60 seconds to genuinely appreciate your own blessings? 

I DON'T DO IT ENOUGH EITHER. 🙏

But my recent brush with blindness helped remind me to be more grateful. And today, I'm passing that reminder on to you, too.

Consider it. Hugs! 🤗

- Karl Moore