Master Your Mind By A.Khoo.pdf

CONTENTS
Acknowledgements vi
Introduction x
About the Authors xiii
Chapter
1 The Patterns of Excellence 1
2 The Ultimate Success Formula 21
3 How to Achieve Anything You Want 41
4 The Key to Absolute Power 65
5 The Incredible Power of Beliefs 85
6 The Secret of Peak Performance 123
7 Directing Your Brain for Optimum Results 159
8 Anchoring: the Keyboard to Your Emotions 207
9 The Transformation of Meaning 229
10 Values: Your Driving Force 253
11 Design Your Destiny 279
12 How to Replicate Someones Success Blueprint 325

Introduction
It is Imperative We Master Our Minds so We Can Design
Our Destiny in these Turbulent and Evolutionary Times
There was once a professor who wanted to go down a river, so he
approached a local boatman who agreed to row him downstream for a
small sum of money.
As they wound their way down the river, the professor decides to show
off his intelligence and high education so he started to test the simple
boatman.
Taking up a stone he had picked up from the riverbank, the professor
arrogantly asks the boatman, Have you ever studied Geology? The
boatman looks at him blankly and replies, Eh..., no., hardly even
understanding what the word meant.
Then, I am afraid 25 percent of your life is gone! the professor loftily says.
The boatman feels really bad about his ignorance but continues to row on.
As they move further downstream, the river currents begin to get
stronger and stronger. The professor picks up a leaf floating on the river
and asks condescendingly, Boatman, have you ever studied Botany?
Confused the poor boatman again says, No.
The professor shakes his head and says, Tsk tsk, then 50 percent of
your life is gone. He then signals him to carry on rowing. As they move
further downstream, the currents get even stronger, the water is moving
faster and the boat begins to sway violently.
Suddenly the professor sees a mountain range, points to it and asks,
Do you know anything about Geography? Feeling very inferior and
humiliated, the boatman again says No.
The professor snaps back. I thought so. Then 75 percent of your life is
gone!
At this point, the river has become a raging torrent. The water is
moving so swiftly that the boatman loses control of the small boat.
Suddenly, the fragile craft smashes against a huge boulder, springs a leak
and begins to sink.
This time the boatman turns to the professor and asks, Professor! Do
you know how to swim? The professor fearfully replies, No!
Then, I am afraid 100 percent of your life is gone! says the boatman
as he leaps off the boat and powers his way to safety on the shore.
Just like the river, we are living in times of rapid and evolutionary
changes. Is the river of life going to get faster and more unpredictable? You
bet! This is only just the beginning.