The Rewire Your Mind Podcast
Rewire your mind for lasting success with Brad Bizjack. Brad is a personal development and Certified High-Performance coach who has helped over 45,000 people all over the world break the chains of mediocrity and create the life they've always wanted. Success and happiness both leave clues. And the conversations you’ll listen to on this podcast will help you see what the top 1% think, believe, and do to create wildly successful and fulfilling lives.
The Rewire Your Mind Podcast
Why It Always Falls Apart Right When It Starts Working
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EPISODE DESCRIPTION
You miss the workout, go quiet on your audience, or pick the fight at the exact moment things finally start going well... and then wonder what is wrong with you. In this episode, Brad reveals why self-sabotage is physically impossible, exposes the hidden income ceiling your subconscious enforces on your success, and walks you through a simple interrupt you can use this week... so you can finally let momentum keep building instead of snapping back.
Your breakthrough never felt dangerous because it was impossible. It felt dangerous because it was unfamiliar.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Self-sabotage is physically impossible. Your brain is the world's most advanced survival mechanism, and it would never intentionally destroy the very host it is designed to protect. What you’ve been calling sabotage is self-preservation.
- Sabotage has a timing signature. It almost never strikes during the grind. It strikes right before the launch, right after the best month ever, or right when someone important starts paying attention. Random would happen anywhere. This happens at a ceiling or a floor, every single time.
- You have an energetic set point: a subconscious belief about how much success, money, and visibility is safe for you to hold. When your results rise past it, your belief and your goal go to war, and your subconscious settles that war by pulling your results back down like a thermostat. Some clients can locate this number down to the dollar.
- Avoiding pain will always outrank gaining pleasure in a survival brain. You can value the big goal all day long and build vision boards around it, but if you equally value avoiding the judgment and exposure success brings, the set point wins.
- The pullback showing up is actually evidence you are close. The ceiling only activates your nervous system near the ceiling. So instead of calling yourself lazy or undisciplined, thank your mind for trying to protect you. That is what it was doing the whole time.
- You can interrupt the pattern with four steps: identify your snapback signature (the vanishing act, the manufactured crisis, the shiny new pivot, the sudden sickness or exhaustion), name it out loud as the ceiling talking and not your truth, change your physiology fast, then take one slightly courageous action past your comfort zone and celebrate it. The celebration teaches your brain that action above the threshold is safe.
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