What is your biggest problem or place of unrealized potential? What are you searching for in life? What is the number one thing in your life that needs to be pulled out of the pit, kicked off the couch, or set ablaze with purpose? Think about it right now. Got it? Well in just a moment, you and I will be joined by international best-selling author of The Healing Code, Dr. Alexander Loyd, and I’m going to be asking him about how to transform life from stressful to successful. Plus, after the show, I have a great bonus for you.
Recapping Today’s Conversation…
- The solution to your trouble is NOT by trying harder. In fact, by “trying harder,” you’re striving and putting your body into more stress.
- Virtually every problem or lack of happiness and success comes from an internal state of fear in some form––even physical problems. And every internal state of fear results from a deficit of love in relation to that particular issue.
- And finally, the subconscious mind is 1 million times more powerful than the conscious mind, which means that your internal programming will override ANY and ALL decisions and success goals you make. So get successful on the inside if you want to see it manifest on the outside.
About Dr. Alexander Loyd
Alex Loyd, Ph.D., N.D. holds doctorates in Psychology and Naturopathic Medicine. His 12-year search for a cure for his wife’s depression led to the discovery of The Healing Codes system to heal the source of virtually any physical, emotional, success, or relational issue.
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