Kipnosis Brooks

The hardest part about having faith is that faith is weakest when you need it the most. That's why it's called faith. In those moments when it's hardest to have, that's when you simply have to have it. Literally holding on when there is nothing else. That is the definition of faith.

"We are so accustomed to disguise ourselves to others that in the end we become disguised to ourselves."

"When your identity is your ideology, congratulations, you’ve officially screwed yourself.
Because now it’s not just an idea, it’s you.
And when the idea gets challenged, you don’t hear a disagreement, you hear an attack.
So what do you do?
You build a bubble—a nice, soft, padded little bubble where everyone agrees with you, uses the same words, hates the same people, and claps at the exact right moments.
And you’ll defend that bubble at all costs, even if it makes you sound incredibly stupid.Facts don’t matter anymore.
Logic’s gone.
Humor? Dead.Because admitting you’re wrong would mean admitting you are wrong, and that’s unacceptable.
So you double down—louder, angrier, dumber.
And that’s how you end up defending nonsense like it’s sacred scripture—not because it’s true, but because without it you’d actually have to develop a personality."

Merry Christmas

Our conscious mind processes about 10bits of data every second.

Our subconscious mind is proving to be immeasurable. The most recent data collected from research done by institutions like Harvard and Caltech have shown the number to be between "hundreds of millions to over one billion bits of data per second".

When I first became a trainer, it was thought that those numbers were 126 bits vs 2-4 million.

The possibilities and capabilities of our subconscious are virtually infinite.

We are just scratching the surface of understanding our mind's capacity.

"We all end up in the same dirt. The only difference is what we planted before we got there."