Before Sleep, Reprogram Your Mind To Think And Grow Rich | Napoleon Hill
Two in the morning, and the mind is still replaying the worst moment of the day, uninterrupted, on repeat. There is a reason that replay wins so easily: whatever gets the last rehearsal before sleep gets reinforced, whether it was chosen on purpose or not.
This episode explains why the ten minutes before sleep function as the mind's most receptive, least defended hour, and introduces a short written practice called the Threshold Sentence, built from Napoleon Hill's teaching on Definite Chief Aim and autosuggestion, that gives the mind a deliberate instruction instead of an accidental one…
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