Your Brain On Autopilot

When an action is repeated often and frequently enough, a “habit” is formed.

At a biological level, this occurs in the basal ganglia, sometimes called the “lizard brain,” because evolutionarily, it’s one of the oldest and most primitive parts.

When we were children, we our brains begin to form patterns for how to think. As an innocent child, our brain is full of positive memories and emotions.

But as we grow older, our brain begins to internalize the many "negative" events that occur throughout our adult lives.

Negative thinking in itself isn’t always bad. It’s perfectly normal to be frustrated and upset. Sometimes you're in a bad mood, and that's ok.

The problem occurs when our negative thinking goes unchecked and becomes a literal thinking pattern that our brain resorts to each and every day as a default perspective.

When negative thinking becomes a habit, your brain defaults to seeing the bad in every situation. This is no bueno!

The only way to change your thinking is by interrupting that negative thought pattern. 

You can’t just think your way out of negativity. You have to take a strategic approach to interrupting and replacing your negative thought patterns. 

That interruption can be described with one simple word...

Awareness.

Remember, the nature of a habit is that it becomes so natural to the brain that performing it becomes almost invisible.

For example, you can't remember the last time you tied your shoes, but you know you did, because your brain does it out of habit. 

Your thinking habits have formed over many years of unintentional training. 

That programming solidified over the years with the aid of our environment, including friends, social groups and emotional states. As your habits formed in the background, you slowly became less aware of what you were thinking, or why.

Your thinking habits have become so deeply ingrained that they are nearly invisible to you. This is dangerous.

It makes changing your negative thoughts incredibly difficult, no matter how badly you want to or how much willpower you use.

The only way that you'll be able to take the power back is by creating a new awareness around your thought patterns. Your brain has been hypnotized and it's your job to snap out of it.

What if I told you that you could create this new awareness with the push of a button?

It might sound too good to be true...but this is not science fiction. It's science fact.

We've harnessed the ability to regain control of your monkey mind and eliminate decades worth of negative thinking in 30 seconds flat with the power of Pavlok.

In fact, it works so well, over 100,000 customers have called it magic...