HOW TO REPROGRAM YOUR SUBCONSCIOUS MIND: The One Cycle That Determines Your Fate(Dirty Secret) by Quazi Johir

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In this podcast, Quazi delves into the mysterious world of the reticular activating system (RAS) and the law of hypnotic rhythm. Don't worry if these terms sound like gibberish to you, Quazi breaks it down in a way that even a caveman could understand. And trust me, you'll be amazed at how these concepts have been unknowingly holding you back from achieving your financial goals.

But fear not, because Quazi is here to guide you through the self-reprogramming cycle that will completely transform your relationship with money. With his unique approach and witty commentary, he'll have you laughing and learning at the same time. From understanding the power of focus and attraction, to breaking free from old habits and conditioning, this podcast is packed with practical tips and strategies to help you create the financially secure life you desire.

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