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Laser-­‐Targeting  Part  1  
 
So this is the moment you’ve been waiting for. Now is the time that we will together,
create your Laser-Target to really put your unconscious and your conscious mind in
perfect harmony, both working together to reach your wish.
This process can be somewhat complex, but don’t worry. I’m going to take you by the
hand and we’ll have a perfect Laser-Target created and prioritized (meaning: set to
the highest priority by your unconscious), in no time.
But before we begin the process, why do we need to create a Laser-Target? Why isn’t
it enough with just having a ”goal” and constantly remind ourselves of it? Actually,
there are many reasons. First of all, by just having a ”goal” you are just consciously
wanting something. And as you know by now, it’s not about what you consciously
want. It’s about what you
unconsciously
want, and there’s just no way of knowing
that without following this process.
Your unconscious mind is what tells you how to react when a situation appears, and it
does so by giving instructions either straight to your body, or via your conscious
mind. Therefore, it is not enough to know the things you’ve been taught so far
consciously, we have to
imprint
these beliefs deeply into your unconscious mind as
well. That’s how
real
change takes place, and that’s what this process is all about.
I’ve been studying neuroscience and cybernetics full-time for the last six years, trying
to figure out how to change my own mind. This process of Laser-Targeting is the end
result of that.
Once I got it right, it took me more or less three months before I was laying ”bitches”
left and right, and about six more until I became
everything
I ever wanted to be. Well,
I still have problems and all that. There’s just no way of escaping that, at least if you
want to live on the edge like I do. However, I got all the attributes and tangible things
on my wish list, and that’s all that matters. I’m a very happy human being today,
because I am free. And that’s what’s going to happen with you as well, as long as you
follow the instructions.
So, how does Laser-Targeting work?
It works by first writing out a clear, simple and to the point statement of what you
want your unconscious mind to focus on. Next, we prioritize that statement with two
different exercises (they’re a bit tough, but you have to go through them). After that,
we just re-install that statement into our unconscious every single day until we reach
the wish. And by the way, the re-installment process is both quick and fun.
And more scientifically, how does it work?
It works by getting all four of your brain-parts working together, all striving for the
same thing and all being on the same ”page”.
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The parts of your brain we want to influence are these:
1. Your right brain (Patterns, rhythms, creativity)
2. Your left brain (Words, logic)
3. Your midbrain (Emotions)
4. Your brainstem (Physical stimulus and response)
What Laser-Targeting does, is that it affects
all
these four parts of your brain and
make them all work
together
to get what you want. And once they do (which they will
after we’re done with prioritizing), getting your wishes is going to be a very quick
process. Probably, much quicker than you could ever imagine.
So, let us begin.
How  to  create  your  Laser-­‐Target  
 
What you now do is that you bring up your wish list and you create a
future
imaginary experience
of where you have already
achieved
the things on that list. I’m
going to give you an example. Let us say that I wanted a new sexy girlfriend as well
as being enthusiastic, happy and completely fearless of what other people were
thinking about me. My target could then look like this:
”I am sitting in my apartment in Santa Monica with my new sexy girlfriend feeling
completely happy and enthusiastic as I am completely and utterly fearless and secure
in myself.”
Now, that’s a Target, but it still has a long way to go before it is done. Below is a
checklist of 10 things that your Laser-Target
must
have in order to work:
1. Be time-based
The first thing we need to do, is to make it time-based. Without a deadline, your target
will not work. Your unconscious mind will simply interpret it as ”Well, I guess we
can make that happen sometime in the future”. But it won’t get top priority, and that’s
what we need in order for it to work. So, first of all we’ll have to set a reasonable
deadline for when this experience will come to life.
This is done by inserting a deadline-statement before your target begins. It looks like
this:
”On October 12th, 2013, I will have done whatever is necessary or appropriate so that
I will have achieved the following: I am sitting in my apartment in Santa Monica...”
And like I said, pick a deadline that your unconscious mind feel is reasonable. If you
don’t, chances are you will feel overwhelmed and feelings of anxiety, panic or
depression can kick in. And in the end, you won’t achieve what you wanted.
So how do you find a good deadline? You simply ask yourself: ”Unconscious, what
do you feel is a reasonable time-frame to achieve this in?”
And then you just jot right down whatever pops out. If you’re not satisfied with the
deadline, try changing your target statement around a bit to make it more acceptable,
but keep it highly desirable.
2. Have a high level of difficulty
If you don’t feel that getting your target is going to be difficult or involve a high level
of change, then it’s probably not set high enough. Make sure that your statement is
really powerful and calls out for a drastic change in yourself.
3. Extremely desirable
Make sure that your target statement is extremely desirable. On a level of 1-10, it
must be a clear 10. When reading it, you should be filled with enthusiasm and positive
emotions.
4. Measurable (Quantify)
Make the results measurable. This means that instead of writing ”I have a sexy
girlfriend”, write ”I have a sexy girlfriend who is a 9 on a 1-10 scale”. Or instead of ”I
am completely and utterly fearless”, write ”I am completely and utterly fearless. I am
a 10 on a 1-10 scale with 10 being the most ruthless and most fearless human being I
could ever imagine”. If you can’t measure your success like this consciously, then you
don’t know how your unconscious is going to interpret your target statement.
Remember, your unconscious is like a 5-year-old child, it needs to be communicated
with in a clear, precise and very simple manner, not leaving anything up for chance of
misinterpretation.
5. Set a lower limit on success, not an upper one
This means that you don’t want to put a ceiling on what you can achieve. Instead of
writing ”I have a girlfriend who is a 9 on a 1-10 scale”, write ”I have a girlfriend who
is AT LEAST a 9 on a 1-10 scale”. The same goes for the time limit. Instead of
writing (like I did in the example above) ”On October 12th”, you should write ”On or
BEFORE October 12th”. If you could achieve your target statement before your
deadline, you don’t want to hinder that from happening. Your deadline is just a tool to
use to a.) commit to it on a serious level and b.) give an
approximate
date of arrival,
that you feel is OK.
6. Self achievable
Make the statement, and all the sentences in it in the ’I’ tense. This means that you
must not involve things that are outside of your own physical capacities. For example,
don’t write ”I have a 23-year-old girlfriend who loves everything that I say and who
always follows my command happily” or ”Everybody looks up to me with great
awe”. Getting a 23-year-old girlfriend is not outside of your physical capacities. After
all, there are millions upon millions of 23-year-old women in this world. But saying
that she loves everything you have to say or that she follows your commands happily,
is.
You can’t control other peoples emotions and thoughts, the only thing that you can
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control is yourself. So, write down something that is about
you,
not what
others
are
going to think about you.
7. Stated in positive terms
Make sure it is stated in positive terms. I talked about this when we created your wish
list. Don’t say ”I am free from anxiety”, instead say ”I am secure in myself and live
with uttermost peacefulness”. And of course, you want add a quantifier to that
statement as well (I’m going to show you examples of
perfectly
written statements
soon, so don’t worry)
8. Don’t use the term ”I want”
You are only allowed to use terms that pre-supposes that you already have
gotten
what you wanted. Therefore, only use terms like ”I have” or ”I am”.
9. Add an insurance statement at the end
The last piece of the puzzle is to add what I call an ”insurance statement” at the end of
your target. This statement looks like this: ”Please make this happen for me in ways
that are for the highest good of myself and the people that I love”.
Or,
you can also
write (if you’d rather): ”Please make this happen for me in ways that are for the
highest good of myself and everyone else involved”. This is to make sure that
whatever happens, it happens in a way that is for the best of you and other people
involved.
Those are the nine things you must include in your statement to make it effective.
So, let me give you an example of how a Laser-Target statement could look, having
all these nine things incorporated:
On or before January 5th, 2014, I will have done whatever is necessary or
appropriate so that I will have achieved the following:
I am laying in bed in my new apartment in West Hollywood with two stunning girls
that I just picked up from a nearby club. They are both at least 9’s on a scale of 1-10,
with 10 being the most good-looking, sexy woman I’ve ever seen in my life. I am
completely relentless, a 9 on a 1-10 scale with 10 being the most relentless I’ve ever
been in my life . I am also extremely happy and enthusiastic, both a 10 on a 1-10
scale with 10 being the most happy, enthusiastic I’ve ever been as I can comfortably
and easily get a new woman to sleep with in 9 out of 10 cases whenever I feel like it.
Please make this happen for me in ways that are for the highest good of myself and
the people that I love.
What do you notice with this statement? Well, all 9 things from the checklist is
incorporated, but it doesn’t flow very nicely.
When having lots of things on the statement: relentless, happy, enthusiastic, skillful at
pickup etc., it gets too much trying to explain everything in the target statement.
When trying to do so, it takes away the positive emotions and momentum from the
statement itself.
So what we do is this:
Take out the words or phrases from your target statement, and write a short
metastory
about them. A metastory is a quick description of what that phrase or word means to
you. Not only intellectually, but on an emotional level as well.
Remember, we must communicate what we want in a very specific and simple
manner. A metastory can be either a made up story, or a memory from the past. You
pick whatever you feel best will describe the emotion and feeling the word or phrase
lights up in you.
We start off with the word ”relentless”. Now we write the following:
Word: ”Relentless”
Metastory: I am up on stage on the David Letterman show feeling totally relaxed.
I tell Letterman that he’s a cunt, and that I am the greatest man in the world.
Everybody boos at me, but I don’t give a shit.
This is just an example. You write your own description. The reason for creating this
metastory is to make fully known to your unconscious mind what it is exactly that you
mean, so that there is not room for misinterpretation later on.
Now after you’ve written down your metastory (by hand by the way), put your
signature below it. After that, imagine yourself experiencing the metastory. Read the
metastory front to back
five times,
and fully experience what you wrote. After you’ve
done so, say the following phrase: ”Unconscious, this is what I mean by ”completely
relentless”.
Now you’re done. You’ll have officially communicated what the word ”relentless”
means, so that we don’t have to go into specifics while writing our target statement
later on.
Our next word is ”happy”. This is how I would write a metastory for it:
Word: Happy
Metastory: (I’ll take this from a memory) I am 10 years old and sitting by my new
Nintendo 64 playing Super Mario. It is Saturday so I’m having a $2 bag of candy
beside me.
I just brought that back from my memory. Now, I don’t know if the details are right or
not, but that’s a picture I can clearly see in my head. When I think about it, I feel an
inner sense of calm and happiness.
So, I now do the same process as with the last word, ”Relentless”. First, I read the
metastory five times and at the same time, try to imagine myself
re-living
that
moment in time. After I’ve done so five times, I say ”Unconscious, this is what I
mean by being happy”. It is not the experience in itself we’re after, but mostly the
emotion
from that experience. Whether that experience is made up or not doesn’t
matter.
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