Book · 2017 · Body, Mind & Spirit
The Power of Your Subconscious Mind
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So I read these books like the magic of Believing by Claude M Bristol the power of your subconscious mind by you know Jose Dr Joseph.
Tony Robbins · The Dr. John Delony Show · Jan 2025 Listen at 8:53 Where and when it comes up
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The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy is a classic self-help and New Thought guide designed to help readers unlock mental potential and reshape their life outcomes by harnessing subconscious beliefs. While it is widely recognized in personal development circles, it was referenced in diverse conversational contexts across multiple podcasts. On The Dr. John Delony Show, Tony Robbins cited the book as one of the formative texts he read as a teenager to mentally condition himself. Other podcast appearances used variations of the word book to explore completely different subjects. For instance, on People I Mostly Admire, the host discussed marriage and gender roles with a guest who had written a book. On The Jordan Harbinger Show, the host and guests such as Dr. Anthony Fauci discussed leadership principles, politically sensitive topics like naming Burma versus Myanmar, and childhood upbringing practices detailed in the guest's respective publications. On On Purpose with Jay Shetty, the host touched upon the influential energy of money as addressed in a guest's book, and on another episode of The Jordan Harbinger Show, the host clarified the focus of a guest's parenting and relationship attachment text, demonstrating how widely the term book is woven into deep interview dialogues.
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Jordan Harbinger I think it's even better that you chose to share that anecdote in your book instead of being embarrassed or… 10
“I think it's even better that you chose to share that anecdote in your book instead of being embarrassed or hiding it.”
“In fact, in your book you said, 'I flew to Burma,' but the guide asked you something, and you hesitated before saying Myanmar or Burma in a conversation with the guide because it was politically charged either way.”
“I wasn't even sure if your book was focused on romantic attachment or parenting, but I want to clarify that we're focusing on romantic relationships here; the parenting concept is a whole different topic that you may have already written about.”
“I want to say over a century ago, in your book, there was an instance where they took children away from parents because the idea was to raise them by sending them off to boarding school or something, where they just wouldn't see their parents for ten years.”
“The examples from your book encompass all of the above; it's somehow all at the same time for some of those poor folks.”
“When I read about it in your book, it struck a chord because I've experienced similar dynamics.”
“You observed in your book that we act more impulsively around admired individuals, which sheds light on the nature of peer pressure during high school.”
“I only use that stuff as an inbox for show fans to write to me, and I didn't realize it, but I was really glad to read in your book that this seems to be the way to go because there's a lot of validation you can get from complete strangers by posting things and doing, taking on a part-time”
“In my opinion, before reading your book, I thought I was making precise calculations at all times about the actual reality around me.”
“I have to say that because it’s a good point that people don’t realize, and it proves the other points you've made in your book and elsewhere, which is that a lot of Muslims don’t share any cultural cohesion.”
Anthony Fauci You shared an interesting leadership principle in your book, stating that when you joined NIAID, you refuse… 1
“You shared an interesting leadership principle in your book, stating that when you joined NIAID, you refused to make sweeping changes until you fully understood the organization.”
Steve Levitt In your book, you talk a lot about how gender roles in marriage have changed as women are doing better econ… 1
“In your book, you talk a lot about how gender roles in marriage have changed as women are doing better economically.”
Tony Robbins so I read these books like the magic of Believing by Claude M Bristol the power of your subconscious mind b… 1
“so I read these books like the magic of Believing by Claude M Bristol the power of your subconscious mind by you know Jose Dr Joseph”
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“I think money is a powerful energy and resource, which you also address in your book, but how do we stop idolizing and then oscillating to demonizing? What is the middle path?”
“Ego is a potent drug, and you mentioned in your book how a CEO said those who can change their minds easily are the best hires, while the worst people are those who can't change their minds.”
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“I find your arguments about boys and men very compelling, but nonetheless, I am really surprised that your book found an audience.”
“After reading your book, spoiler alert: we're all still stuck in this trap.”
“To talk about your book, when you love people or you love something so deeply, if that love is greater than what the obstacles might be, then you've got a shot to do it. Then my dad gets sober; he comes home from rehab, and I say, 'Daddy, are you never gonna drink again?'”
“Let me say one thing to everybody: your book that's out right now, my book, podcasts, those are in extreme proximity to you. They're literally in your ear; they're in your visual awareness.”
“I wish I'd read your book.”
“So that was right when you guys released your book, you were sort of in the middle of Bernie doing really well, there was no pandemic, so it's been a while.”