The tales we tell ourselves become the central themes of our life. Some of these stories are conscious, but many more are subconscious; ideas that were formed in the early years of our life playing on constant repeat, like faulty software running the system.
In his wonderful book, The Biology of Belief, Bruce Lipton says that the subconscious mind is around a million times more powerful than the conscious mind. No wonder our attempts at improving our lives are so often doomed for failure.
Think about it… we can wake up every morning and set all the wonderful intentions in the world, but if our subconscious mind is telling us a story about how crap or incapable we are, what do you think is going to happen? Self-sabotage that’s what. With the subconscious in all of its awesome power running the show, your life will fit perfectly into the limiting story it’s telling.

When I first learnt to meditate I started to notice this incessant white noise going on in the background of my mind. As I began to tune into it I realised it was this awful version of me, whinging, swearing, and beating up on myself. In this moment I had the strange realisation that I was in some sort of abusive relationship with myself. As shocking as this realisation was, the very act of witnessing the voice in my head, was the first step toward its inevitable demise.
Over time, and with a consistent meditation practice, I realised I didn’t like the story I was telling myself, so I changed the story and as a result, I changed my life.
– Marcus
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