-The following testimonial for “A Genius Awaits You” was sent by Todd M. from Kansas

For most of us, the subconscious mind is a curious and untamable beast. It lurks in the shadows, awaiting an opportunity to seize control of our willpower and force us to abandon our goals for the temptation of the moment. Dozens of techniques and disciplines such as positive affirmations, self-hypnosis, neuro-linguistic programming and creative visualization have been created for the sake of gaining control over the passions of the subconscious mind. Yet even these strategies require the cooperation of the subconscious in order to apply them consistently and to achieve …

In his best-selling book on prosperity “Think and Grow Rich,” author Napoleon Hill said that anyone who is old enough to understand the value of money yearns for it. Considering that most of us spend the majority of our lives working for and desiring money, it’s easy to see why he said this. Truly, anyone you meet is interested in having more money, even if they claim not to be. As Zig Ziglar said:
“People who say they aren’t interested in money are gonna to lie about other things too.” …

Hey ! Welcome to the January issue of Genius in Leadership and the 21 Forbidden Laws of Persuasion. If you are just getting into this, go ahead and check out laws 1-7 when you get a chance. The eighth law of persuasion is storytelling.
Everyone loves a good story. The written and aural history of our race has survived for thousands of years because of stories. We’re fascinated by a great story and even more by a great story teller.
Just look at the billions of dollars which are spent on entertainment …

There are five basic “languages” by which the body expresses itself and processes information. These languages are the manner in which we interpret ideas and communicate them to ourselves and to other people. Understanding these languages and how to use them will empower you to understand yourself at a whole new level.
The languages are as follows:

Visual: having to do with visual stimuli such as shapes, colors and degrees of darkness or brightness.
Auditory: having to do with auditory stimuli such as pitch, volume and timbre.
Kinesthetic: having to do with sensations …