How to PERMANENTLY REMOVE Your Subconscious "Blocks"

Key ideas (how “blocks” are reframed)

• Subconscious “blocks” aren’t real blocks—they’re outdated self-imposed beliefs / old programming.
• The speaker claims that calling yourself “blocked” reinforces the identity (“your mind hears yes, stay stuck”).
• Limiting beliefs show up in real time as thoughts like:
  • fear of charging more
  • fear of posting
  • assuming others succeed by luck
  • doubting readiness, etc.
• The “subconscious” is described as a “yes man” that takes direction from your dominant identity and assumptions.

Wellness / self-care / mindset strategies (rewiring approach)

• Stop labeling yourself as “blocked.”
  • Replace “I’m blocked” with: “This is an outdated belief/program.”
• Slow down and reframe: conceptualize beliefs as editable.
• Identity-first change (core methodology):
  • New results require becoming a new identity, not just trying to force outcomes.
  • Sequence described:
    • Identity → beliefs → thoughts → feelings → actions → results

Productivity / achievement strategies (manifestation applied to real life)

• Work the loop backward:
  • To get a new outcome (e.g., loving relationship, revenue growth), first adopt the beliefs of someone who already has it (e.g., “I’m lovable,” “healthy relationships are possible for me”).
• Conscious direction beats autopilot:
  • Most people are said to let old programs run automatically and then wonder why results repeat.

Step-by-step “rewrite the code” technique (explicit practice)

The speaker outlines 3 core steps:

1. Catch old programming

   • Notice a thought that contradicts what you want.
   • Don’t judge it—label it: “Old program that doesn’t serve me.”

2. Consciously choose new programs

   • Replace statements based on the old identity (examples given):
     • “I’m not charming / no swag” → “I’m charismatic, I have charm.”
     • “Money is hard to make” → “Money comes easily to me.”

3. Feel it (emotion + bodily resonance)

   • The speaker emphasizes that the subconscious responds more to emotion than words.
   • If you “can’t feel it yet,” use a small real-life action/context and pair it with a feeling/story, such as:
     • “I always have more than enough.”
   • Claim: the subconscious has no logic, so it responds to the emotional framing regardless of how big the “proof” is.

Affirmation twist (question-based, evidence-seeking)

• Instead of “I’m so successful/pretty/handsome,” ask:
  • “Why am I so successful?”
  • “Why am I so confident on camera?”
• Suggested practice schedule:
  • Ask ~5 questions (or enough for clarity)
  • Do it in the morning and at night
    • described as alpha/theta states, when the subconscious is “more open”
• Add emotion if possible; if not, repeat anyway to generate emotion via repetition.

“Blind spot” troubleshooting (internal conflict)

Even with knowledge of the techniques, results may fail due to internal resistance (e.g., guilt/fear about deserving success). The speaker suggests asking:

• What am I afraid will happen if I get X (success/love/money)?
• Who might I damage if I get X?
• What sacrifice do I really need to make?

Common examples mentioned:

• guilt out-earning a partner/parents
• fear of judgment (e.g., money = greedy/selfish)
• fear of losing time/freedom
• beliefs inherited from family/culture about “repaying” parents or becoming a “money machine”

Reframe conflicts by asking:

• How can I use abundance to help others / contribute more?

Core message:

Money and success are neutral; the “wrongness” comes from what you do with them.

Timeline expectation

• The speaker claims this does not take years of therapy.
• Suggested timeframe:
  • weeks of consistent practice
  • noticeable shifts within days once you commit and catch/replace beliefs in real time.

Presenters or sources

• No external presenters or sources are explicitly cited in the subtitles.
• Primary presenter: the unnamed YouTube speaker/coach in the video.