Dr. Maltz

Question 1

Every individual has, hidden in the recess of his subconscious mind, untapped and even unknown

Answer 1

Powers

Question 2

Powers

Answer 2

Strengths never called upon because PAST programming and conditioning is governing your present day though and action.

Question 3

Freeing your powers

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Like finding a bottle, freeing a genie, and being granted an UNLIMITED number of wishes,

Question 4

It’s not merely a psychology or

philosophy of life. It is not positive thinking.

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It is positive doing.

Question 5

The word “cybernetics” comes from a Greek
word that means a helmsman - a man who steers a ship to port. And,
Psycho-Cybernetics is a hyphenated word I coined that means

Answer 5

“steering
your mind to a productive, useful goal so that you can reach the greatest port
in the world - peace of mind.”

Question 6

"What lies behind us
and what lies before
us are tiny matters
compared to what lies
within us.

Answer 6

Ra l p h Wa l d o

Eme r s o n

Question 7

Though you are a mistake maker

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You are also a mistake breaker

Question 8

You will discover how to be your own “Emotional Surgeon”

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Emotional surgery is removal of inner scars - to free the self image to free untapped powers!

Question 9

Your self-image can be

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CHANGED

Question 10

Four Principles (1)

Forgive others, not strings attached, no sense of condemnation, no forgiveness on the installment plan

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Clean slate.

Question 11

Four Principles (2)

Forgive yourself – your’re only human

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Accept yourself with kind eyes.

Question 12

Four Principles (3)

See yourself not at your worst, a person frustration

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See yourself as best, a person of confidence.

Question 13

Four Principles (4)

Keep up with YOU always

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Never with someone else

Question 14

Four Principles (4a)

Stop criticizing yourself

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Stop criticizing others

Question 15

Don’t criticize, condemn or complain.

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– Dale Carnegie

HTWFAIP

Question 16

Your own picture of yourself is the most

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Important one

Question 17

The
simple truth is that you are neither inferior nor superior to your fellow human
beings. You are you, that’s all.

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That’s the whole story. You are unique.

Rejoice in that.

Question 18

The use of willpower is actually an attempt by the conscious mind to go
to battle against the self-image, but the self-image is always stronger

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We

have to learn to work with the self-image, not against it.

Question 19

your brain

has a hard time distinguishing between real and imagined experiences,

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If they are vividly enough portrayed.

Question 20

Use control technique from The Ant and The Elephant

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Worst case scenarios - write them down - figure out how to deal with out - don’t write out the answers -

Question 21

Mentally rehearse each step before doing something

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You cannot imagine your way to success BUT you cannot succeed without first vividly imagining it.

Question 22

Write - THEN -

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Edit

Question 23

Mr. Hilton said that he imagined himself to be a successful

hotel man, and

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he felt like a successful hotel man long before he became one.

Question 24

Learning To Use THE THEATER OF YOUR MIND Is A Powerful

Psycho-Cybernetic Skill….

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Take special note of this and make a

point of practicing with it

Question 25

Can people change?

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They can if they change their self-image.

Question 26

What are you “working on”? Some portion of EVERY day ought to
be invested in improving your opinion of yourself.

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This might be
accomplished by establishing and honoring your commitment to a
fitness regimen….by volunteering at a hospital or in community work
……………….by studying a particular subject or practicing a skill in
which you seek improvement …………….you can find the things
that are most meaningful to you.

Question 27

You’re only what you think you

are,

Answer 27

what you imagine you are.