“Whatever we plant in our subconscious mind and nourish with repetition and emotion will one day become a reality.”
-Earl Nightingale
For our quote of the day, we’re doing a series of quotes that deal with the power of thought and how to make healthy deposits in the garden’s of our minds. Enjoy, and make sure to Subscribe to follow along!
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Building on yesterday’s quote of the Day, We’re moving passed the power of thought alone to examine how to harness the power of our subconscious minds to influece our mindset, influence our environment/circumstances, and change our lives for the better.
Like James Allen, Earl Nightingale was a thought leader in the new-thought movement. The new-thought movement immerged in the later half of the 17th century when science began to affirm the power of thought and how it could be used to influence base reality.
Each of us must live off the fruit of our thoughts in the future, because what we think now will come to bare…
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Hi, my name is Daniel Fortune. I’m a husband to 1, dad to 5, U.S. Army combat veteran, mental health advocate, writer, and public speaker currently residing in the central valley of the sunny state of California. I started the Minding My Own Madness Blog as with a vision to become one of the best personal development and mental health resource blogs. As someone who has battled with combat related PTSD and Bipolar 1 Disorder for 2 decades now, I intimately know the unique struggles people living with a mental illness face. Feel free to contact me at info@danielfortune.blog if you find yourself in crisis or would just like to say hi. I’m always just a message away.
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I had the honor of serving with Fortune overseas. He is a solid guy and our relationship has lasted long after us both leaving the Army. He has helped me get out of dark places multiple times. I’m extremely grateful for his friendship and ability to sense when others are in need. Read his content, ask him questions, and journey well!
— Eric (Friend/Army veteran)
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— Spencer
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