OVERVIEW:

Jennie Lynn talks to your host Erik Smith about exercising your conscious mind, mentorship, and coaching. 

 

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:

• We operate consciously and unconsciously at the same time, and the unconscious mind has the ability to override the conscious mind with a stress response. 
• This is called the “terror barrier.” 
• Jennie was given a speaking opportunity, and she was scared to do public speaking but decided to overcome the terror barrier live. 
• Jennie trained herself to be highly disciplined and carefully cultivated habits so that, for example, she makes a decision to go to the gym and doesn’t take any time to think about it, she just does it. 
• Jennie recommends an hour a day to exercise your body and an hour a day to exercise your mind. 
• Jennie struggled with an autoimmune condition, hormone imbalances, and body image issues but overcame them partially through the concepts of the law of attraction and the secret. 
• Most of what we do is habitual and unconscious, and we have to train yourself to have conscious discipline. 
• There’s a fine line between pushing yourself and working hard to meet your goals, and going too far and burning out. 
• After a friend of hers committed suicide, she felt she hit rock bottom and had to reach out to a mentor to help her see the big picture to move past it. 
• The same thing applies to finances, because we were not taught to study or cultivate wealth. 
• Imagination is the most powerful mental faculty we have. 
• People often use their imagination negatively, to imagine worst-case scenarios, but instead you can exercise the muscle to visualize our goals. 

3 KEY POINTS:

1. The biggest factor in her success has been finding a mentor. 

2. Self-love and self-care are crucial to achieving your potential. 

3. You can think your way into the results you want. 

TWEETABLE QUOTES:

• “I felt so powerful after that. I said, damn it, if I can get over most people’s number one fear, my number one fear, what is there to be afraid of?“ –Jennie Lynn 

• “If you don’t make time for health, you’re going to have to make time for disease.‘” –Jennie Lynn 

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

• Schedule a time to talk with Erik.
• Find Erik on Instagram and Facebook
• Email Jennie at [email protected] 
• Visit www.magneticlove.com 
• Subscribe to Jennie’s YouTube channel
• Bob Proctor: https://www.proctorgallagherinstitute.com