Bust A Limiting Belief

by Morty Lefkoe on November 11, 2008

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Here’s the link to my program to bust a limiting belief that 90% of people have.  When you break through this inner barrier you’ll find yourself more able to achieve things you’ve been unable to achieve for years.

Click here to get rid of a limiting belief for good

After you get rid of your belief, let me know what you think below.

Morty Lefkoe

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Brian September 5, 2010 at 8:56 am

Hi! I found your free site through a link on Steve Pavlina’s blog. I had disappointing results with other self-improvement programs I bought over the Internet; they offered some insight but the results were slight or temporary. They included “free bonuses” from other writers which were of spotty quality and let me even more disappointed.

This one was different! It was refreshing to be able to try the free part of the program before I bought it; I knew what I would be getting. I went through the whole program as quick as I could; I was determined to truly follow through. I liked the interaction; the program took me on an enlightening journey through many childhood experiences (and some experiences later in life). I have seen some changes already and I’ll be trying to notice more in the near future.

I found the repetition helpful; as I went through the program I could listen to the same explanations again with a better perspective and catch more of the critical nuances that really made the point. For example, after this program I could see clearly how with the perspective of a child, the beliefs were perfectly reasonable conclusions in my world at the time, and it doesn’t mean that I was foolish or that my parents were bad people.

I took notes for myself to remember which beliefs I thought I had more than others, and I saved my notes on which prior events led to these beliefs. As I approached Belief 19 I found many events from later life popping into my head that had been affected by past beliefs. When I got through Belief 19 it all fell into place; it felt like dialing the last number of a combination lock. The 19 beliefs chosen and the particular sequence of the beliefs resonated for me; I probably needed to get rid of the earlier ones before I could approach the later ones.

My significant other of 10 years passed away just over a year ago and this threw everything topsy-turvy. Over the past year I found times when I was experiencing new feelings and states of mind but also at the same time observing myself experiencing them. This now reminds me of the “Who Am I Really?” experience of Self and perhaps because of my recent experiences I’m especially receptive to these new ideas.

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Ben August 31, 2010 at 11:14 am

Dear Morty -

There’s a video that you should add *right now*: “I’m cynical about changing my beliefs”. :-\ <— (That's a sad smile…)

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Christina August 28, 2010 at 3:09 pm

Dear Morty
I simply love your kind, intelligent and luminous face :-)

and I now know that I am important.
thank you so very much

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Pat August 27, 2010 at 11:07 am

Social anxiety is awful. I feel ashamed of almost everything that makes me unique, half the things I have done in the past, and most of my major goals. I can’t even fool myself into thinking I will socialize easily or naturally next time; I know I won’t know what to say. My head is overloaded with memories of times I felt particularly stupid. When I am accused of doing something wrong or disagreed with on an issue I care about, I cry uncontrollably.

I used to get any school assignment done on time no matter how pointless, so a teacher would write the letter A on a piece of paper. This summer, I thought the most important thing I could do with my time would be to use this program, but I procrastinated relentlessly.

After I tried eliminating “Mistakes and failure are bad”, I knew it worked because it was noticeably easier to write without nitpicking over the perfect words. However, none of the next 3 beliefs have worked. I’ve attempted to get rid of “Change is difficult and takes a long time” several times without success. This has been very discouraging and it’s hard to try again because I think it probably won’t work, and I can’t decide if I should keep trying the same beliefs or move on and come back alter.

I am very disappointed in myself. Soon I won’t be able to use a computer for several weeks due to an important event, and I still have almost all the old beliefs. I doubt there’s a point of posting this comment, but I’ve tried to post a couple and backed out, so what a relief to finally submit.

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Hanna September 3, 2010 at 1:08 pm

hello, in response to your comment above, I can say, that it does work for me. I choose the believe, I am not good enough.
-I now i know where it comes from, so I am going to show myself & others in the future, That i am good enough, because………
-And that I know that they are not good enough , because, there are things that they definately very dumb, stupid & ignorance about.
-So I wonder now, who is not good enough?

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Greer August 27, 2010 at 10:36 am

I didn’t think a short programme could be so powerful. But it is very powerful. Thank you so much for letting others share in this.

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Olga August 25, 2010 at 6:00 am

Dear Morty,

To be honest, I didn’t think it was possible to eliminate a negative belief in such a short time, but I thought it was worth a try. I ran through your video twice, and surprisingly it worked! And the feeling is still with me. Not only that, but also I became able to identify other situations, when my feelings are effected by a belief which is not necessary true. It opens a great opportunity for future self development.

Thank you very much for sharing your program with everybody.

Kind regards,
Olga

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Scott August 24, 2010 at 10:09 am

Hi Morty,
Thank you so much for creating this program. Since yesterday, I have been going through many of the beliefs modules and have seen a huge difference since the first one. I’ve had the problem with making cold calls my entire life and now I don’t feel the anxiety at all. Parts of me doesn’t even know why, I just don’t. So thanks!

The who am I really module is awesome. Puts so much in perspective. It also made me think and brought up a couple questions. Should we have beliefs at all or just not the negative ones? I mean, is it better to live consciously without even positive beliefs? I’ve used affirmations in the past and they can make you feel better but is it better have the belief that “I am a hard worker” or is it better to not have any belief about it and just work hard?

Again, thanks for your program. I take breaks in between modules but can’t wait to get to the next one and remove another belief!

Scott

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Morty Lefkoe August 24, 2010 at 5:26 pm

Hi Scott,

Thanks for your interest in our work and for writing.

I wrote a blog post that explains why we don’t need to form “positive” beliefs. http://www.mortylefkoe.com/010510/

Love, Morty

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Scott August 25, 2010 at 2:06 am

Morty,

Thanks. That article answered and validated what I was feeling and let me know that I am on the right track. It seems I have almost, unconsciously, tried to label events and feelings for some reason, instead of just experiencing the situations as they come.

As if almost by habit, once I removed the negative belief, I started thinking that I should have “some” belief but it didn’t feel like I needed to but again, by habit… wanted to. The article and process makes perfect sense.

It seems somewhat ridiculous now, but whenever I would enter a situation (eg cold calling), I would try to visualize the process and experience. Always trying to determine the outcome before it occurred by linking them with previous feelings, beliefs and experiences. All negative ones. When it was time to perform, I immediately saw the negative belief, I’m not capable or worthy etc…, and would get the sweats, nervous and eventually bail which ultimately validated the negative belief. To counteract this, I would always try to create positive beliefs to overpower the negative ones. It never worked. All of that seems almost silly now. Also, as I am thinking, positive beliefs may lead to negative ones. Whenever I am in a very positive mindset, I tend to think I can make 1,000 calls a day. When I start calling and realize that’s its too unrealistic, I would do 5 and feel like a failure which would reinforce a negative belief. Instead, had I not had any belief, I would have just called and seen what would have happened. I would have been way more successful. That’s very liberating and I am looking forward to making my calls today. That’s a first!

Again, thanks! It’s been very helpful so far.

Scott

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Sean August 23, 2010 at 10:57 am

I got the natural confidence CD in June and have “eliminated” each belief several times. It seems to work for a while, and then fades partly away, and then I do it again. I realize your approach is essentially correct, but at my current rate it’s going to take me a couple of years spending 8 or so hours a week trying to convince myself that I no longer “see” beliefs in certain childhood events. I’m committed to working through the process but it’s one heck of a long slog, and so far not so easy. The bit about doing it in 20 minutes has only worked if I realized a belief was goofy in the first place. If the beliefs were a sensible conclusion of a 4-year old, then I can rationalize other interpretations, realize that I never “saw” the beliefs, that the events had no meaning, that the meaning was only one I assigned to explain the event, that I made it all up. But the new rationalizations haven’t eliminated the beliefs yet for me, they only seem to get covered up for a few days. In your blog you acknowledge that your system doesn’t work for everyone, but this acknowledgment doesn’t come across very well in the marketing, or in the DVD. Given the nature of the subject (you’re not selling tires, you’re providing help to sometimes desperate people) I don’t think this is fairly done. Telling someone with poor self image that they’re not part of the 90% of normal people isn’t right. That’s what I’ve been hearing all my life, it’s what I’m trying to get out from under. Instead, I wish you could earlier on in the DVD, or an accompanying email, identify the sorts of people or thought patterns of those for whom your method is more difficult, and then provide some guidance on how they could approach it.

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Morty Lefkoe August 23, 2010 at 9:19 pm

Hi Sean,

I’m not clear why you are having a problem eliminating beliefs. Or if the beliefs are going away and then coming back. That happens to some people once in a while. Call me at 415-884-0552 and let’s see if we can figure it out.

By the way, I never said that if someone has a problem with our process “they’re not part of the 90% of normal people.” I said it works on 90% of the population and it doesn’t work for some people and I’m not sure why so I can’t tell you. If I knew why it didn’t work, I might be able to find a way to make it work. It doesn’t mean there is anything wrong with that 10%, only that my process doesn’t work for them.

Love, Morty

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Sean August 31, 2010 at 4:43 pm

Morty,
I had and hour phone session with Shelley yesterday and since then I feel much more confident about the process. I think you deserve a Nobel prize for sharing your insight. I feel freedom like I never knew. Thank you!

Sean

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Morty Lefkoe August 19, 2010 at 5:52 pm

Hi Vicka,

Yes we do have an affiliate program. You can sign up at http://recreateyourlife.com/partnersignup.

Thanks for your interest in our work.

Love, Morty

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Andrew August 17, 2010 at 7:30 pm

Actually, one other thing is that I have always put enormous pressure on myself to excel and be perfect at things and very harsh on myself when I didn’t/don’t live up to that. I definitely have the belief that my worthiness and happiness lie in being superhuman in every way. Naturally, in retrospect, this has led to constant performance anxiety in any situation where I may be seen as less than fit… I know this particular belief (and possibly a few accomplice beliefs) is at the core of my problems. I know that when I am relaxed and at ease I am very capable but these days I am rarely relaxed and at ease. I hope the public speaking DVDs address this kind of belief!
Thanks again,
Andrew

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Andrew August 16, 2010 at 6:36 pm

@: Hmm, perhaps that is the one I need to get. I am waiting for the public speaking DVDs to arrive, I paid for them Friday so I guess they have probably been shipped out by now. I will go through it thoroughly and see how it feels afterwards, to me it seems that if the fear of speaking to a room of people was gone then so would the remainder of my fears because it’s the exposure of myself to other people that produces the fear and anxiety rather than a feeling that I don’t have the ability to speak well.
I have always had a belief that i am inferior and not loveable just as I am, that I am inherently not worthy somehow, that there is inherently something wrong with me and that I should feel ashamed and not show myself to others or at least not show negative parts of myself to others. For instance it’s so hard to talk to people about negative feelings or failings or less-than-perfect things about me and my life and my family. I’ll tell my story…
A few years ago my dad went through a nervous breakdown which triggered in me a series of beliefs that I am inherently associated with all of these negative things like his depression and bad anxiety. Prior to this time I didn’t seem to get much anxiety or fear of other people but since then it has grown in me to the point where j have to figure out why I believe I have to be this way. Any time life presents a situation where I will have to show ‘myself’ or talk about my life or family generates bad anxiety.
In the first 6 years of my life both of my sisters were born who weren’t as robust as me and needed lots of care and also my mum got sick with chronic fatigue and was bedridden for 3 years while my dad took on every responsibility himself. It’s very obvious that I reached conclusions during this time but I am still working to pinpoint what they are. I also know in the proceeding years I had a bad relationship with my dad, I was critical of him and ashamed of him and didn’t want to be seen at school with him etc, even though I loved him of course. Plus I always had a jealousy of my sisters because they got so much attention, I called myself the black sheep.
Anyway I’m sorry to post such a long message, I’m not sure if this is the place for it. I’d love to hear your thoughts and insight into what beliefs I am likely to have formed and what program would be most appropriate. Thanks again for caring.
Love Andrew

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Morty Lefkoe August 16, 2010 at 12:25 pm

Hi Andrew,

The public speaking DVDs don’t have as many beliefs as the Natural Confidence. The public speaking program is designed just to handle that problem, and some of the beliefs that cause shyness and social anxiety are on that program.

If you want to make sure you get rid of your shyness and social anxiety, try the Natural Confidence program. If all you want is to handle a fear of public speaking, then those DVDs will work just fine.

Love, Morty

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Andrew August 15, 2010 at 5:49 am

I was just wondering if the public speaking DVDs also remove the kinds of beliefs that are responsible for shyness and anxiety in social situations? I know these are conditionings that have worsened over time as I have been reinforcing the belief that I get nervous around people, even though I have always had a lot of close friends. It seems to me that both would originate from the same core negative beliefs but I just wanted to hear tour thoughts on it.
Cheers,
Andrew

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Morty Lefkoe August 14, 2010 at 5:03 pm

Hi Drew,

You’ve been removed from our list.

Our web sites have contact information. Sorry you were unable to find what you were looking for.

It sounds like you purchased our Natural Confidence program for $1 and agreed to be charged in three installments unless you let us know what you wanted to cancel, and then you never let us know.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe August 14, 2010 at 4:59 pm

Hi Andrew,

I’m happy you’ve found our work useful and that you will be trying our public speaking product.

No, you do not have to remember specific incidents in your earlier life. All you need is a sense of the way you were parented.

And no, I do not know why about 10% of the population do not get value from our work.

Let me know how it gos for you after you complete the program.

Regards, Morty

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Andrew August 14, 2010 at 4:30 pm

Hi Morty,
I am awaiting my copy of the public speaking DVD package at the moment and I am intrigued by how overwhelmingly people respond to your program. I am hoping the beliefs tackled by this course are the whole issue for me as I could just as easily have bought the natural confidence program.
As long as I can remember I have had low self esteem and need other people’s positive responses to feel good and worthy.
I am just wondering if I will be able to remember specifics about my childhood that could have led me to form certain beliefs because I don’t have all that many memories of what it felt like at that age. I do know a lot about what it was like though and there are clear circumstances that would have affected my self image but do I need to remember specific occasions and feelings too?
Only other question is whether or not you have identified any personal characteristics or attitudes that correlate with the 10% of people who this doesn’t work for?
Thanks for your wonderful work,
Andrew

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Drew August 12, 2010 at 3:20 pm

You should really make it easier to contact someone in your org. Your website isn’t too accessible. I’m not writing about belief issues here but the fact that I once had signed up for a trial use , then wanted to end it, then you offered use of the site with delayed paymt. which I really don’t want & haven’t used. Please remove me from your list & don’t charge me for services I never used. I’m sure you folks are fine I just don’t have the need right now nor can I afford it. Thank you for your understanding.
D

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Morty Lefkoe August 7, 2010 at 5:04 pm

Hi Poby,

Your comment is already published. Did you think we were going to take it down?

Which program are you referring to? The free beliefs are about 30 minutes.

Sorry if we misled you in some way.

Regards, Morty

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Poby August 7, 2010 at 4:51 pm

Well, here´s a comment you won´t publish:
“A few minutes” doesn´t mean 1 hour. Why do you guys always have to be so freaking “Texan Car Salesman”? You can tell me it´ll take an hour, I am a grown up. Maybe you should value my confidence in you and not ruin it midways.

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Juan August 4, 2010 at 8:53 pm

Morty, I eliminated almost all the beliefs in the natural confidence program, and I’m really happy with the results, I have much more confidence now.

So now that I know that the Lefkoe method works, I want to used it to solve other two problems: depression and my negative beliefs about relationships.
So I’m about to pay for an individual session, but for me it is a lot of money, so can you tell me more or less how many sessions will I have to do? And also if this individual sessions have guarantee?
The last question is that I speak english, but not perfect, so do I need to speak it very well? I understood all the videos of the natural confidence program by the way.

Sorry for all the questions, it’s just that it’s a lot of money, and I don’t want to risk it.

Thanks Morty.

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Morty Lefkoe July 8, 2010 at 6:15 pm

Hi Dims,

Congratulations on being able to eliminate additional beliefs on your own. Most people are unable to do that.

Please stay in touch and let us know how you use the process in the future.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe July 8, 2010 at 6:13 pm

Hi Kyalo,

I’m happy my program worked so well for you. Which program did you get? The Natural Confidence program with 19 beliefs and 4 conditionings? That’s the one we guarantee to significantly increase your level of confidence.

Regards, Morty

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kyalo July 8, 2010 at 4:08 am

thank you, for your program… it real helped to boost my self esteem & confidence.

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Dima July 7, 2010 at 9:56 pm

Morty, you’re Natural Confidence program has been amazing.
I am forever grateful, for years I’ve been looking for an effective
method for eliminating negative beliefs, changing my self talk
and changing my self image without ridiculous amounts of
effort, mindfulness and self discipline… the results came
slowly and felt laboured!

With the Lefkoe process though I feel like I’ve changed my
whole perspective on life within just a couple of days. This is
by far the best $250 I’ve ever spent in my life, not just for
the fact that I’ve eliminated the beliefs, but also because
following along with your videos taught me the process itself
so when I identified a belief that wasn’t covered in the program,
specifically, “I’m not cool”, I was able to shatter that belief
that had stayed with me since I was 5 years old and got
bullied at my new school… and I was able to do so in just
minutes!

Thank you, thank you, thank you, what you’re doing is
truly amazing!

Dima

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joao June 29, 2010 at 2:08 pm

Sorry, this don’t works for me,it is just another, hopeless tentative.

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Morty Lefkoe June 29, 2010 at 2:52 pm

Hi Joao,

Sorry our program didn’t work for you. It does work with about 90% of the population. Some day I might be able to create something that works for a larger percent. I wish you luck in finding something that gives you what you want..

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Rene June 28, 2010 at 5:55 pm

Thank you for the revelation! What a powerful experience indeed! Life is never the same after the Lefkoe experience. The most interesting aspect of this inner adventure is that it feels like liberating an imprisoned part of yourself! In a way, it feels like it breaks free…Like creating its freedom by itself. Thank you so much for your inspired work!

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Morty Lefkoe June 29, 2010 at 2:50 pm

Hi Rene,

Congratulations on your new-found freedom. Keep eliminating beliefs and the freedom will grow.

Regards, Morty

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Kamil June 27, 2010 at 3:46 pm

Hello Morty,

I just tried your free course and it really seems my negative feeling went out. Whenever it would try to come back, I always remember that we create our interpretations and that it’s even more enforced that there are many views to what happens.

I am really surprised and eager to try this technique at work!

Thanks a lot,
-K

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Morty Lefkoe June 27, 2010 at 3:56 pm

Hi K,

Glad to hear you liked the free belief.

Let me know what you think after you eliminate all the beliefs hat cause specific problems and the problems disappear along with the beliefs.

Regards, Morty

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extraordinary site. I have honestly appreciated it!

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Morty Lefkoe June 25, 2010 at 6:52 am

Hi,

Glad you found our free belief elimination site useful.

Regards, Morty

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Gary June 23, 2010 at 3:11 pm

Hi,

I purchased the Undoityourself Public Speaking Fear DVD’s recently and completed them. Unfortunately, it did not seem to remove my fear of public speaking.

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Morty Lefkoe June 23, 2010 at 3:23 pm

Hi Gary,

Sorry to hear that. The program works for most people most of the time.

Please call me so I can figure out what happened and help you get rid of your fear.

Call em at 415-884-0552.

Regards, Morty

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Jon Erikson June 19, 2010 at 6:12 am

OK, I’ve got to admit I’m hesitantly blown away by this belief-eliminating stuff. I think I eliminated a couple beliefs (or are they just sleeping?). It hit me like a rock when it happened. A day after I did it I was able to speak in public settings in ways I’ve never been able to. It’s weird. Was it coincidence? Is my self-doubt going to come back? I hope not. I ordered your book. I’m really intrigued about your ideas of reducing my emotional response to other peoples words & actions. I really pray this is for real. It’ll change my life if it is. I’ll owe you an enormous debt.

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Morty Lefkoe June 19, 2010 at 8:33 am

Hi Jon,

Thanks for sharing your success and your doubts.

The biggest problem we have is that people don’t believe they just did what they just did: permanently eliminate a belief.

I do want to emphasize that it is unlikely that you’ve resolved all your self-doubt by eliminating two or three beliefs. There probably are a bunch more. But when you eliminate all the relevant beliefs, the self-doubt will be gone.

Reading about the Lefkoe Belief Process is interesting, but it will not eliminate beliefs. You need to DO the Lefkoe Belief Process.

If you aren’t sure if this is for real, read the hundreds of comments on this blog. It is. It really is.

And you don’t owe me anything. It is what I live for.

Regards, Morty

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Jon Erikson June 19, 2010 at 9:57 am

Morty,
thanks for the quick reply. How best to do the Lefkoe process? Are the DVD’s enough? The phone sessions? The phone sessions seem pricey if they don’t work, but a bargain if they do. Are there practitioners in my area (baltimore-annapolis) who know how to do it?

I’m also wondering if repeated undoing of the same or similar beliefs–beliefs I don’t think I have anymore but can’t believe are really gone–will sort of wear out the magic and return me too my previous condition.

Jon

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Morty Lefkoe June 19, 2010 at 11:22 am

Hi Jon,

What program to get depends on what problems you want to get rid of.

This program is our most complete and will handle most of the most common problems. http://recreateyourlife.com/store/natural-confidence.php

The phone sessions enable us to specifically identify your specific problems, and then help you eliminate exactly the beliefs that cause them. But they are more expensive.

You might want to start with the Natural Confidence program that will handle a lot of issues and then see if you need one-on-one sessions. If you do, you will have already handled most of the negative self-esteem beliefs.

You might have to get rid of the belief: Change is difficult and takes a long time, before you will believe that the beliefs you worked on really are gone. That belief is part of the Natural Confidence program.

Regards, Morty

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Kiran Patki June 16, 2010 at 8:59 pm

HI Morty<
Thanks very much for your free program. It has bbeen extremely useful as I carefully noted my reactions to my normal triggers and I am happy to tell that they are gone.I am goiing to do the elimination programs again< just to make sure that the last vestiges have gone . I shall be very happy to inform you of my progress.
I do find myself at a point where I want to choose a new life, one that fulfills my deeper desires and I am confident that I will be able to create this very soon.
Your contribution to society is enormous and I feel like a lucky chosen one to have the opportunity to rid myself of unconscious and limiting beliefs which go on repeating the patterns of the past endlessly.
I am done with that
I do look forward to your free program as presently I am not able to buy the consolidated programs.
Thanks for your help and I am very grateful.
God bless you
Kiran

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Morty Lefkoe June 17, 2010 at 10:56 am

Hi Kiran,

Thanks for sharing your experience with our free programs. Hopefully you will be able to get some additional beliefs in the near future, so that you can further expand your sense of freedom.

Regards, Morty

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Robin June 16, 2010 at 1:23 pm

Hi Morty,

This seems to be the only way to contact you, as have raised a support ticket over 3 days ago and no reponse.

I purchased Natural Confidence, and have a query. On some of the beliefs, i really dont recall anything damaging, hurtfull etc with parents, yet definitely recall incidents with school friends that has negative connotations (e.g. bullying etc) and left me upset at the time (and leaves deep seated feelings). Is it probable that beliefs can be caused by these events, in which case can I replace the events with parents with that of friends/school mates?

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Morty Lefkoe June 16, 2010 at 3:19 pm

Hi Robin,

Sorry you didn’t get an answer sooner.

Don’t look for “terrible” incidents with your parents. Parents get frustrated and annoyed (or angry) when their children don’t do what they want, when they want and the way they want. It happens many times each day. That annoyance leads a child to conclude: Mistakes are bad, I’m not good enough, I’m not capable, etc.

See my blog post for more details. http://www.mortylefkoe.com/092209/

Very, very rarely is the source of self-esteem beliefs incidents later in life with others, although new beliefs can certainly be created in such situations.

Regards, Morty

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Anna June 15, 2010 at 2:12 am

hi Morty,
Thanks for free video. Intellectually excellent, but as Rox says, if you somehow got the impression that just being female was an unforgiveable sin, and that God had created you seriously flawed and with the expectation that you would spend the rest of your life trying to
behave well and sacrifice yourself to make up for it….well as you can see , the adults in my life were NOT well- meaning. They were wounded and so fearful of their wounds they transferred the pain to us.
There is pain to be felt and worked through. Your programme seems to
infer this is not so. Any programme that” airbrushes out ” the necessity to reexperience repressed emotional pain is only addressing the mental part of the belief. Love and gratitude Anna

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Morty Lefkoe June 15, 2010 at 3:35 pm

Hi Anna,

I don’t “infer” that you don’t need to feel and “work through” old pain. I state it explicitly.

There is nothing wrong with feeling pain. And if you feel pain, you shouldn’t repress it.

But all feelings are ultimately caused by the meaning you give meaningless events (and sometimes conditioning). So dissolving old meanings (eliminating beliefs) will change our feelings and you do not have to re-experience repressed emotional pain to get rid of it.

This isn’t a theory, it is my experience with thousands of clients, including my personal experience in my own life. You might believe that you need to re-experience old pain, but that isn’t necessarily the truth — just your belief. :)

Thanks for joining the conversation.

Regards, Morty

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Julia June 13, 2010 at 5:51 pm

Morty,
Thanks for making this program available. I am working my way through the Natural Confidence videos and they are helping. I especially want to note the “Who Am I Really” video, its a life changer!!! all on its own.

I am struggling with the web of 40 years of events that have been confirming my beliefs, the last 20 years especially.
I understand the concept of where the beliefs start. The challenge is when I go to answer out loud I keep “yeah butting”
because of all present day confirmations I have about each belief.
>>>>>>> How can I get my big buts out of the way? <<<<<<<<<<

I just finished belief four, so I have a ways to go. I will keep on, keepin on.
Julia

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Morty Lefkoe June 15, 2010 at 3:28 pm

Hi Julia,

In doing the process for each belief ignore current situations. They are not the source of the belief; they are the consequence of the belief that had been formed earlier in life.

Just do each step of the process and ignore current reality. You are looking for the early childhood source of the belief, alternative interpretations, did you “see” the belief as a child, did the events have inherent meaning, and can you see that the feeling you had as a child was caused by the meaning you gave the events — not the events themselves.

Nowhere in the process is there a question about current or recent events.

Let me know how you are doing with the rest of the program.

Regards, Morty

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Violeta June 13, 2010 at 1:59 am

Thank you very much! I was thinking in the past and when i remaind a specific memory (i tried all my best to make a joy to my mother but i didn’t succeded just because lack of know how) i started to cry and i feelt release… This is amazing for me. Thank you. God bless you.

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Morty Lefkoe June 15, 2010 at 3:24 pm

Hi Violeta,

Yeah for you. Congratulations on the release of a belief that’s been a barrier for you since you were a little girl.

Thanks for writing.

Regards, Morty

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kell June 12, 2010 at 10:38 am

Hi Morty

Tried your FREE eliminate the your not good enough programme yesterday and all i can say is WOW the penny dropped and i opened my eyes!! ever since a quite a sad negletfull abusive childhood i had had councelling and felt i had moved on in many way’s but still alway’s felt not good enough. every time something in my life went wrong… you guessed it i was not good enough!! Now i feel so unburderned i spent all last night smiling at the realisation that it was in fact my mother who was not good enough to be my parent!! i feel light, happy and at peace with myself and so much more confident overnight!!!!

Cant thank you enough Morty xx

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Morty Lefkoe June 15, 2010 at 3:22 pm

Hi Kell,

Thanks so much for sharing your experience with me and the others who read this blog. I am so excited for you.

And if you think that getting rid of one belief is exciting, wait until you eliminate all the beliefs that cause a specific problem and you watch all the beliefs and the problem disappear.

Please keep me informed about results in your life as you keep eliminating the beliefs that have kept you from feeling the total bliss that is your birthright.

Regards, Morty

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Becky June 11, 2010 at 11:23 am

Morty,

You are doing so much to help people. I feel so thankful to be a part of this group and your Wonderful energy! Thank you!

I have a perspective I would like you to keep in mind and only use if it seems right for you. I have noticed that you are compiling more and more limiting beliefs to choose from and eradicate. I think that is awesome and also I notice inside myself that the ever increasing selection brings about some uneasiness and lack of action to move ahead. Questions like, “What if this new eliminating belief isn’t the one that effects me the most?”, “How many specific beliefs do I need to get rid of?”. “Is there ONE belief that would take care of all the beliefs simultaneously?”

I think the choices are great! If I had a specific belief that I knew of and I saw it on your list I would jump in and listen to the eliminator for it. I am also seeing that when it was simpler I acted on your program without much hesitation.

Thank you, Morty and keep doing what you are doing. You can’t please everyone and to the people who are using your program with no qualms, you are a God send. You and your work are needed just as you are! Keep doing what you are doing no matter what people say!

Becky

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Morty Lefkoe June 11, 2010 at 12:12 pm

Hi Becky,

I’m a little confused by your post. We haven’t added any beliefs since we put up the store about a year ago. We have the 19 beliefs and four conditionings available separately only for people who know they have a specific belief and want to get rid of it.

We try to make it clear on the store that getting rid of one belief will not eliminate a problem in most cases. You need to eliminate all the beliefs that cause a specific problem, and we’ve put all the needed beliefs into packages for specific problems.

For that reason, very few people buy individual beliefs, but we want to make them available to people who want them.

Oh, we also created a package of money beliefs we were offering for a while, but that are now not available.

Please clarify.

Thanks, Morty

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Vicki June 11, 2010 at 8:29 am

Morty,

Wow is all I can say. The change was immediate for me, it feels like I broke through a wall, it has affected my every moment.I feel so much better about the world and myself. Thank you for this amazing and simple technique!

Regards, Vicki

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Morty Lefkoe June 11, 2010 at 3:00 pm

Hi Vicki,

You are welcome. Keep eliminating beliefs and you will find your world changes totally. If you eliminate all the beliefs that cause a specific problem, such as worrying what people think of you, the problem will disappear when all the beliefs are eliminated.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

Regards, Morty

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Lauren June 10, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Morty,
I worked through all the beliefs except one, “What I have to say isn’t important.” There were a couple I didn’t know I had until I repeated the belief and discovered a “down feeling” and when I worked through them, the beliefs were gone. Going through the beliefs was like being on a roller coaster as far as my emotions until the end when the belief was gone. The most difficult, emotionally, for me was “If I make a mistake or fail, I’ll be rejected.” And getting rid of the “What makes me good enough or important is doing things perfectly.” I’ve struggled with these two beliefs my whole life and has crippled me as far as accomplishing anything in the world or expressing my creative talent in writing. Another side note, is that I view my parents with compassion now and not bitterness and blame. I am more patient and when my husband says anything that I used to respond to with hurt feelings, I felt that distance you reiterated in the program. I’ve mentioned before about an experience I had years ago; it happened on our family’s beach. When I finished “I’m powerless” I paused for a few seconds as I realized something personally important to me, “I’m back to the beach!” I’m reminded of a family portrait taken when I was two years old. I sat on my eldest sister’s lap with a happy, natural, excited smile on my face. I feel I’ve regained that excitement and eagerness now at the age of 53. This truly needs to go out into the world. And the four conditionings were like “mind cleansers” especially the one about imagining my life from 1-7 with unconditional love and the same until age 21. I felt like I was bathing myself in the power of my own unconditional love. I will continue visiting this blog as well as post something on your Facebook pages to share my experience with other people. Love and Light

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Morty Lefkoe June 11, 2010 at 3:04 pm

Hi Lauren,

Yeah!!! I’m thrilled to hear about the incredible results you’ve experienced from the Natural Confidence program.

Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. I will read what you wrote at our next staff meeting at Lefkoe Institute to remind people why we go to work each day.

Thanks for sharing your experience with others. We still want to reach five million in 2 1/2 years.

Regards, Morty

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cheri June 10, 2010 at 7:02 pm

I tried to access the free belief eliminator and it took me to a page that said “bookmark this page” but there was not any other info on the page? Thanks.

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Morty Lefkoe June 11, 2010 at 2:58 pm

Hi Cheri,

Please try again. The program is working. I think there is a link somewhere on that page.

Start off at http://recreateyourlife.com.

Let me know if you are still having a problem.

Regards, Morty

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Jennifer Barthe June 10, 2010 at 9:21 am

I’m currently working through the ReCreate Your Life program and have seen amazing instant results in my life. The “Who am I really” section helped me see that I’m not my beliefs but instead the creator of them. It all sounds like common sense, but in reality this was not a belief I truly believed in. Now I know that I can do anything I want to. Thanks for all of your wonderful work Morty! It’s helped me believe in myself and strive to enjoy a more meaningful life!

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Morty Lefkoe June 10, 2010 at 3:32 pm

Hi Jennifer,

Congratulations on the results you are getting. And thanks for taking the time to share your results with us. You can inspire others to take control of their own lives.

Tell your friends, your Facebook buddies, your Twitter followers, etc.

Let’s help everyone”believe in myself and strive to enjoy a more meaningful life.”

Regards, Morty

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Karen June 9, 2010 at 2:27 pm

hi morty,

thank you for your free trial and i find it amazing. i choose mistakes and failure are bad but stopped t after i broke the belief. you see, my negative belief was really not about this but the challenges/obstacles i face whenever i try to forge ahead with my business. so i have to remove the belief that response is slow or non-existent. that people do not value my product. they are always excited in the beginning but this fades soon after.

thanks a mil for sharing your technique. i find you an incredibly sensitive and caring person for setting up the video the way you did, with the space for writing etc. you are literally spoon feeding us!

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Morty Lefkoe June 10, 2010 at 3:34 pm

Hi Karen,

I’m glad you have gotten so much value from eliminating one free beleif. And as you can read from the other comments here, wait until you eliminate all the beliefs that cause specific problems in your life. The results will be spectacular.

Please write again and let me know about your life when you eliminate more beliefs.

Regards, Morty

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Arto June 8, 2010 at 9:26 am

Morty, if you REALLY want to get this message out there, I would recommend that you consider contacting guys that go by the name of Eben Pagan and Frank Kern.

If they can’t hep you, no one can ;)

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Morty Lefkoe June 10, 2010 at 3:28 pm

Hi Arto,

Thanks for the suggestion. We are working with a bunch of great Internet marketers who are mailing for us and giving us advice.

I know about the two people you mention and will look into contacting them.

Regards, Morty

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Lauren June 6, 2010 at 9:05 am

Morty,
I have eliminated 6 beliefs so far from using the Natural Confidence program and it’s been an amazing ride! During the “I’m not good enough” and “I’m not important” belief sessions, I actually cried. I realized I was grieving and I allowed myself to grieve until I worked through the alternative interpretations. By the time I finished, I felt lighter and happier and more confident. The difference between this and all the other ways I tried to “be better” and “feel better” about myself and my place in the world always felt like they were missing something. The missing something was realizing there is nothing missing where it really counts: My Self. I’ve also left comments on the Facebook sites. Thank you so much for teaching me to help myself! I’ll continue to leave my comments as I continue forward. Love and Light!

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Jennifer Barthe June 10, 2010 at 9:23 am

Lauren,

I’m so glad the program is working for you. I totally understand what you are going through. I wish you the best of luck completing all of the belief sessions!

- Jennifer

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Morty Lefkoe June 10, 2010 at 3:27 pm

Hi Lauren,

Thanks for sharing your experience of using the Natural Confidence Program. Please make sure you write again after you complete the program.

Results like yours inspire us at Lefkoe Institute to do what we do every day.

Regards, Morty

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Igor June 1, 2010 at 10:58 pm

Morty,

just paid for your full program yesterday on http://www.recreateyourlife.com, but I haven’t received any link there I can see the streaming video. Under my login page – no information – only proposal for some additional subscription for 249$. Have sent 2 requests to your support – no reply. What’s this? How is it all supposed to work?

Thanks for your soonest reply.

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Morty Lefkoe June 3, 2010 at 3:13 pm

Hi Igor,

You should have been sent an email (check your spam folder) with a link and a password.

I’ll have our support people check and get in touch with you right away.

Sorry for the problem.

Regards, Morty

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Robin May 29, 2010 at 1:57 am

Hi Morty,

I like the look of your program and want to get started.

BUT ..your customer support is terrible and this really concerns me.

I raised a support ticket in order to clarify if the single $14.95 videos were download or DVD, as it doesn’t say and it was adding $13 int’l shipping at checkout.

No answer!

I’m ready to spend $100′s, if you’re stuff works, but now very hesitant as support/customer service seems to be AWOL.

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Morty Lefkoe May 29, 2010 at 9:09 am

Hi Robin,

First, I apologize for the lack of a response. There is never a good excuse for poor customer service and I will talk to the appropriate people Tuesday (holiday here in the U.S. on Monday).

Second, the single beliefs are available in CD-ROMs only. It is technically impossible for us to sell individual beliefs by streaming video.

Third, we had a sale two weeks ago that led to literally hundreds of service tickets and emails at the same time that our email system failed and we literally didn’t get many emails for a week before we noticed it. I thought that had been fixed and that we were up to date by the close of business yesterday, but obviously we missed at least one support ticket (yours).

Fourth, if you just want to see if our belief-elimination process works, you can eliminate three of the most common beliefs without charge at http://recreateyourlife.com.

If there is anything else we can do for you or if you have any further questions, please let me know.

Have a great weekend, regards, Morty

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Jennifer Lansdale May 28, 2010 at 10:53 pm

Hi Morty, I am doing the natural confidence program and it is working!!!! I do have one question about a belief I have and wanted to know if it is some how covered in this program. When people are rude to me or snap at me I feel disrespected and it makes me angry. Do you have any advice on this one…it is really painful.

Jen

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Morty Lefkoe May 29, 2010 at 9:12 am

Hi Jen,

There are several beliefs that cause anger and fear of someone else’s anger that are not on the Natural Confidence program. They can be handled, however, in one or two one-on-one phone or Skype sessions.

For more information please call us at 415-884-0552.

Regards, Morty

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Arto May 26, 2010 at 8:36 am

Morty, quite simply, Natural Confidence is awesome!

I have a suggestion for you, though… Could you make a kind of like “blank” video series, where one could choose whatever belief they want to eliminate, and they would be guided through the same process ?

I mean, I’ve started to discover some of my limiting beliefs and I would love to keep using the Lefkoe method for eliminating them.

Thanks again and all the best !

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Morty Lefkoe May 27, 2010 at 5:08 pm

Hi Arto,

If I could, I would.

Most beliefs have different sources in childhood (and many non-self-esteem beliefs are not formed in childhood and could come from many different types of situations).

ALso, the alternative interpretations can be very different depending on the belief and source.

That’s why we’ve created videos for the most common 19 beliefs and four conditionings (which help to create many of our negative emotions). You can purchase each of them individually or as part of a package to eliminate all the beliefs that cause specific problems.

Finally, getting rid of beliefs is a means to the end, not an end in itself You want to find and eliminate all the beliefs and conditionings that cause a given problem so you can eliminate the problem. And finding all the relevant beliefs can sometimes be tricky (it take us almost an entire weekend to train people to be able to do that).

Regards, Morty

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Tanner May 25, 2010 at 8:44 pm

Oh yea I forgot to mention that one belief that I have that pretty much holds me back from anything is that “This thing or that thing won’t work for me”.. maybe that has something to do with the free trial not working

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Tanner May 25, 2010 at 8:42 pm

Hey Morty I just did the free belief elimantor thing for I’m Not Good Enough and when I say that out loud I still kind of feel it. Does that mean that your method doesn’t work for me or what? I’ve read nothing but good things about your method and this kind of worries me that maybe your method doesn’t work for me. I really hope thats not the case becuase I have a ton of beliefs that I would like to be done with once and for all.

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Morty Lefkoe May 27, 2010 at 5:12 pm

Hi Tanner,

Our belief-elimination process works for about 90% of people. I’m not sure why it isn’t working for you.

You need to make sure you have the right source of the belief (childhood experiences with your parents).

And as you mention in your second post, the belief could have gone away and your other beliefs keep you from acknowledging that it is gone. The other beliefs won’t keep the process from eliminating a belief, but they could keep you from acknowledging that the belief is gone.

And finally some people have a hard time with the on-line process and need one-to-one work with a live facilitator on the phone or Skype.

Try one of the other two beliefs and let me know what happens.

Regards, Morty

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Lauren May 24, 2010 at 10:12 pm

Morty,
I don’t know if this is the right place, but I just wanted to let you know that since I went through four of the limiting belief busters, I find myself craving vegetables more and actually losing weight as a side benefit. I’ve been interested in nutrition and health since my father had his heart attack when I was ten years old, but there was always something holding me back from actually doing any of the healthy things. In the nineties, I discovered Blood Type Diet and I figured this was great. In practice, I’ve struggled with implementing it. Now, I’m naturally drawn to the food that is good for my body and am doing tai-chi and walking for exercise and strength. I intend to buy the Natural Confidence program and my two sons(both in their 20s) and I are going to work our way through all the belief eliminating processes. Thank you so much for this; it is the first time a program got down to the nitty-gritty and the core of things. By the way, I’m a Teacher Genotype(acc’d to Dr. D’Adamo’s latest Blood Type book) and one of the characteristics of this genotype is wanting to get to the heart of problems. You’ve certainly done that with this program and I feel my heart opening up and actually “returning” to who I was before I allowed beliefs to damage my self-esteem. Love and Light

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Morty Lefkoe May 27, 2010 at 5:58 pm

Hi Lauren,

Thanks for taking the time for a detailed comment. I love the way to described your experience; feeling your heart opening up and returning to who you really are.

We love hearing reports like this as it inspires us daily to keep making this work available to people like you who can use it.

After you and your two sons complete the Natural Confidence program please let me know what you all think.

Regards, Morty

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sharon May 24, 2010 at 6:35 pm

I would like to get information on how to order some of your materials.

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Morty Lefkoe May 27, 2010 at 5:14 pm

Hi Sharon,

Thanks for your interest in our work.

You can get information about all our products at: http://recreateyourlife.com/store.

If you have any questions after checking out that page, please let me know.

Regards, Morty

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Clare Rubel May 24, 2010 at 10:25 am

This is interesting. I believe EVERYONE could use this program.

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Morty Lefkoe May 27, 2010 at 5:54 pm

Hi Clare,

Glad you are finding the Lefkoe Belief process so interesting. I agree, everyone could use this program.

And we are working every day to figure out how to give it to them.

Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Regards, Morty

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Clare Rubel May 24, 2010 at 9:02 am

It’s like peeling an onion. Do this NOW!

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Rox May 20, 2010 at 11:27 am

Hey Morty

I signed up for your trial and was doing pretty well considering. Last night they charged my credit card as agreed (after ten days) but now I cannot login at all. Says I have to order the product again to get access.
I emailed support but no response. Is ther a phone number I can call to sort it out?

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

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Morty Lefkoe May 20, 2010 at 12:10 pm

Hi Rox,

I’ve asked Karen to get right back to you. Sorry about your difficulties in accessing the program.

Regards, Morty

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J.C. May 19, 2010 at 5:40 am

Morty,

Any idea when the Lefkoe Occurring Process will become available? Is it true that this will have the same overall effect as eliminating beliefs?

J.C.

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Morty Lefkoe May 20, 2010 at 12:12 pm

Hi JC,

The Occurring workshop will be announced in the next week or so.

No, it is not the same ting as eliminating beliefs. Please read this week’s
blog post at http://mortylefkoe.com in which I explain the difference.

If you still have questions, please call our office at 4145-456-3700.

Regards, Morty

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Elizabeth May 17, 2010 at 7:35 am

Very good work
Beliefs change
Feel good about what you want
Feel good about yourself

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Morty Lefkoe May 20, 2010 at 12:51 pm

Hi Elizabeth,

Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Regards, Morty

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Terry May 17, 2010 at 5:45 am

Hi
Was wondering if there are going to be any more beliefs available soon, such as the ones discussed recently in ur blog i.e. fear of confrontation, anger etc
Would be nice to eliminate those.

Thanks

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Morty Lefkoe May 20, 2010 at 12:51 pm

Hi Terry,

At present there are no immediate plans to add more beliefs that would be available on-line or on DVDs. At some point I’m sure we will.

People who have a few beliefs they would like to eliminate can always can us for a one-to-one session that we can do on the phone or on Skype.

Regards, Morty

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Vidy May 15, 2010 at 10:16 pm

I am very much interested in this program “Natural Confidence”.
But wanted to ask you if this is what I need take. I have identified and listed the below problems I am facing currently.

Please let me know if this is the course I need to take.

1) Very bad Public speaking fear: This is the top most fear I am in utmost need to get rid of today. Though I have the right talents I am unable to progress in career and even thinking of quitting due to the pain inflicted in mind several times.
2) Low self confidence
3) Procrastination
4) Fear of criticism and confrontation
5) Need approval of others and Self criticising most of the times

Also, is there any discounts on this package? Currently I am finding it difficult to spend this much amount.

I truly appreciate your help to the living creatures on earth. Thank you once again!

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Morty Lefkoe May 16, 2010 at 8:49 am

Hi Vidy,

The Natural Confidence package is perfect for the issues you mention. It should handle all of them.

There are no discounts available but you can put only $75 a month for three months.

Please let me know how the program helps you with all of your problems.

Regards, Morty

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Vidya May 15, 2010 at 10:15 pm

I am very much interested in this program “Natural Confidence”.
But wanted to ask you if this is what I need take. I have identified and listed the below acute problems I am facing currently.

Please let me know if this is the course I need to take.

1) Very bad Public speaking fear: This is the top most fear I am in utmost need to get rid of today. This has caused me to not progress in my career though I have the talents and knowledge and now I have quit my job also, unable to bear the pain for long!!! :-(
2) Low self confidence
3) Procrastination
4) Fear of criticism and confrontation
5) Need approval of others and Self criticising most of the times

Also, is there any discounts on this package? Currently I am finding it difficult to spend this much amount. I need your help please.

I truly appreciate your help to the living creatures on earth. Thank you once again!

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Jennifer Lansdale May 15, 2010 at 8:46 pm

I am curious about the beliefs that revolve around being fearful that your spouse or significant other might cheat on you. I think there might be something about not feeling important possibly. Could these beliefs that create this fear have been formed from childhood..I mean we are not in romantic relationships as children..do you have any thoughts on this? This has to be a very common thing for most people.

Jen

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Morty Lefkoe May 17, 2010 at 5:20 pm

Hi Jen,

Sorry it’s taken so long to reply.

Jealously can be the result of several beliefs, usually from childhood. It is a feeling of powerlessness to keep something from being taken from you. The beliefs aren’t necessarily about romantic relationships, although they could be and they could be adult beliefs and conditionings also.

I don’t know what beliefs it might be for you until we had a chance to talk.

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Jennifer Lansdale May 17, 2010 at 6:47 pm

Hi Morty

You mentioned that a belief about powerlessness could be a contributing factor to these jealousy type feelings. I think that could be a lot of whats going on with me. I bought the Natural Confidence program and am working my way through it….powerlessness is one of them so I am hoping it helps!

Thank you so much!!!!!

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Mary May 11, 2010 at 10:02 pm

I have a severe hearing loss. I can understand most of what is on the samaple, not everything. If I purchase a package, is it mostly a dvd or mostly cd’s? Any chance that there are transcripts available? Would I do better to buy the book? Thanks.

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Morty Lefkoe May 17, 2010 at 5:17 pm

Hi Mary,

Sorry about your hearing loss. Unfortunately the program is designed to be listened to. The packages are DVD-ROMs but you need to be able to hear my voice for them to work.

There are no transcripts available at this point.

You might enjoy reading my book, but it will not enable you to eliminate any beliefs.

Regards, Morty

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Jacqueline May 20, 2010 at 11:15 am

Wow. That strikes me as a very discouraging response to Mary’s question. Particularly:

“You might enjoy reading my book, but it will not enable you to eliminate any beliefs.”

Sure, Marty can’t ‘guarantee’ any results from reading the book as he does for his audio program — and it’s important for him to be clear about what he can promise, but…

Mary, I feel I must ‘whisper the truth in your ear’ to offset his response…just as the Marty cartoon in the sample video does to keep the children from internalizing the wrong messages.

No one can tell you what resources will enable you to eliminate a belief or heal or find peace.

Consider this:

Marty figured out this method he is selling all on his own during a five hour plane ride, and he used it on himself to eliminate beliefs with success – and yet here he’s telling you that you will not eliminate ‘any ‘ beliefs even after reading his book? Only through his audio program?

If only his audio program, and not his book, will enable someone to drop a belief, then how back in the day did Marty figure out this system on his own? Did a Marty from the Future appear in the seat next to him on that plane, and convince him not to buy the book, but to purchase the multi-media program? And smartly, Marty coughed up the cash for the multi-media?

I suspect the response left by Marty serves to discourage Mary…for the sake of communicating to other potential program customers that a person WILL NOT eliminate ANY beliefs using the (less expensive) book, and therefore MUST purchase the (more expensive) audio program to do so. Otherwise, why the added insult of stating so directly that his book might be enjoyable, but WON’T help you.

I would imagine that whatever’s in Marty’s book would provide some information and key concepts that could be useful for Mary to go ahead and create her own plan for eliminating a belief. If not, I can’t imagine what’s in the book.

It’s weirdly negative. It’s like if someone had a self-help program in Russian, and said to an English speaker who was seeking help, “we don’t have any translations in English for my success program and so let me assure you, You Will Not be Able to Succeed in Life using my program. I have a book about it in English which you can read for leisure, but it will not enable you to succeed in any way.”

THIS is a limiting belief Marty’s imposing, which serves to disempower people into believing that their only hope is in his particular audio program.

Any wisdom or system that’s actually worth anything tends to run deep enough that it is available in various forms, from different teachers, and didn’t only ‘manifest’ in one salesman. Great teachers, including those who charge for their products and services, do not insist that theirs is the only path to peace. I promise you there are many sources of literature that can show you how to accomplish what he promises.

Keep looking, Mary. Don’t be discouraged. Check out Louise Hay, Caroline Myss, Tony Robbins, Napolean Hill. A lot of the classic and absolute best books to help you address bad beliefs about yourself are in the Public Domain…free! (Napolean Hill, Florence Scovel Shinn to name a few) You can find them on gutenberg or other sites that list ‘self help in the public domain’ or ‘self-help classics.’

Best Wishes.

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Morty Lefkoe May 20, 2010 at 12:27 pm

Hi Jacqueline,

It saddens me to think that someone thinks I give advice based on how much money I will make. But I guess if that’s how you see me, I have to accept that.

If someone asked me if they would find my book interesting and useful, my answer would be yes. That;’s why I wrote it.

But reading about how beliefs are formed and eliminated rarely eliminates beliefs. And you need to eliminate beliefs to make a change in your life. Every once in a while someone tells me that they are able to eliminate beliefs after reading my book, but most people cannot do that. So I would be misleading someone to tell them to get my book in order to eliminate their beliefs when I know that most people won’t be able to do it.

In fact most people who eliminate a few beliefs on our free site still need help in eliminating additional beliefs, and that’s after going through the process a few times. And every once in a while someone says they figured out how to use the process on themselves after using the free process.

I’ve never said that my process is the only way to get rid of beliefs or to have you life be all that it can be. It is one very effective way (as thousands of people have testified) and many are just as satisfied with other systems.

Sorry that you seem to be so negative about our work. Did you personally have a bad experience or not get what you were hoping to get? If you purchased a program and are not happy, we will be happy to give you a full refund.

Regards, Morty

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Jacqueline May 20, 2010 at 11:48 pm

I actually support your work, and that’s why I was so taken aback by this one response. The program resonated with Mary enough for her to reach out despite hearing loss being an obvious impediment to her using the program, and so it bothered me that the response didn’t offer an alternate suggestion or sentiment of encouragement.

Feel free to remove my long comment from this post.

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Mary Ann Pine June 3, 2010 at 12:24 pm

Dear Morty,

I just wanted to respond to you regarding Jacqueline’s post. I personally found your answer to Mary’s question and post a very honest one. It did not come across at all to me that you were trying to make a bigger sale.

It was a very direct, clear, and honest answer to Mary’s question.

Regards,
Mary Ann

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Morty Lefkoe June 3, 2010 at 3:16 pm

Hi Mary Ann,

Thanks for reading all the comments and for your own response.

Have a great day.

Regards, Morty

Rox May 11, 2010 at 11:12 am

I am stuck on a few exercises.

See my father wasn’t just unrealistic or unaware about his child rearing techniques – he was openly and intentional and personally abusive. And I know you handle the problem of a parent looking at a kid and say “you are stupid” due to behavior which probably sums up most people’s experience. My father doubled his abuse when we actually did something wrong or not to his liking – and I am sure your program would be effective with those.

My trouble is that in addition to those there is a whole set of messages he sent specifically and directly to his three daughters every day at dinner table – that said we were inferior and stupid and idiots BECAUSE WE WERE FEMALE because females are inherently inferior. He said it in so many words every day.

I haven’t had much luck with “I’m stupid” or “I’m not capable” because although I do the exercises – the reasoning exercise doesn’t have anything to allow me to offload – “inferior” because a innate quality about myself I can never change. It is hard for a child to ignore a direct message like that. In most of your exercises the parents don’t mean to send the message and there is great effort not to blame them. No I cannot see “I am stupid” but I can see my gender. So in the case the abuse is about a personal physical quality or trait about the child – the program seems too mild.

So my suggestion to you – maybe consider having a module with these same topics for people who’s parents are not well meaning, for parents whose behavior cannot be excused with “well they didn’t know”. Parents who beat, sexually abused neglected or verbally abused in a personal way may all need this. There has to be some acknowledgment of the mean spirit and some effort to deal with parents who just were not that kind. We need a stronger acknowledgment of what it is like to be raised by truly dysfunctional (crazy) people

I do find benefit from imagining a resource when I was a kid that would sooth me or interpret my parents behavior – it is just the other interpretations in the program where the friends come over an offer other different interpretations of the same events and don’t fit the only possible excuses for their behavior >they weren’t sane.

Thanks

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Morty Lefkoe May 11, 2010 at 2:16 pm

Hi Rox,

We tried to give the most common sources of beliefs knowing that there are always people whose beliefs came from different sources.

Try going through the process and filling in what your father said to you as the source of the beliefs. And after seeing a few other alternative interpretations, get that you never saw in the world that you are inferior or stupid because you are female.

You saw your father say it, but you never saw it was true. It is just as reasonable that he was wrong in what he said as he was right. That he said it has no meaning, in other words, you don’t know anything about women in general or you as a woman based on what one person (your father) said when you were a child.

The only place it is true that women are stupid is in your mind.

Regards, Morty

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Chris May 10, 2010 at 7:08 pm

I’m wondering: I know I can buy the packages and get DVD’s, but are the individual belief programs streaming, like the free ones are?

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Morty Lefkoe May 11, 2010 at 10:55 am

Hi Chris,

The individual beliefs are only available on CD-ROMs for technical reasons.

Hope that works for you.

Regards, Morty

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Lee May 9, 2010 at 8:55 am

I am also not sure if this is the best place to send an email concerning a question, but here goes:
So many beliefs are located in the primative brain and based upon “survival”. I always knew that my parents were “wrong”, but it still has effected me for a lifetime of emotional distress and living life in a survival mode.

How does one eliminate the belief that they’re “cursed” because NOTHING ever works out well, and anything good that happens doesn’t last. Your program might be suitable for superficial beliefs, but how dos it work on mor complicated ones like what I’ve described.

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Morty Lefkoe May 11, 2010 at 10:57 am

Hi Lee,

Based on our experience with over 13,000 clients in about 50 countries, the Lefkoe Belief Process works with “complicated” beliefs like the ones you named. In fact in our one-on-one phone and Skype sessions we have helped people get rid of those specific beliefs.

Thanks for the questions.

Regards, Morty

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Jennifer Lansdale May 7, 2010 at 2:24 am

I have had crippling social anxiety for quite sometime now and even had to quite my job because the social stress made me very ill and I couldnt be around hardly anyone including family and my boyfriend with out some sort of painful anxious discomfort…I just started the Natural Confidence Program and have only done the first 5 beliefs and have noticed some real improvement. I was out riding on my bike and ran into a group of people that I often see out there..usually I would be really nervous and just want to get the heck out of there..but today something was very different…I stood there in front of those people and talked to them and was totally calm and there was no panic…there was no voice in my mind telling me to run or get away or that something bad might happen…I actually WANTED to stay and chat and that just blew me away. I don’t know if it is this program doing it but something is different. I think it would be nice to find someone else that is also doing this program to share stories and ideas with..I think that might really help me. My email address is mountainbikingrulz@yahoo.com if anyone is interested.

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Morty Lefkoe May 7, 2010 at 6:00 am

Hi Jennifer,

I’m thrilled to hear about your progress. Thanks for sharing it. You will see even bigger changes when you complete the program.

I suggest you join http://facebook.com/recreateyourlife which is a site we created for people to ask questions, answer questions, and share and be supported.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Regards, Morty

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David May 6, 2010 at 3:48 pm

Hello,
How do I eliminate a belief that has actually proven to be real?

“If I make a mistake or fail, I’ll be rejected.” My failure caused my wife and friend to reject and discard me.

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Morty Lefkoe May 6, 2010 at 4:13 pm

Hi David,

Beliefs are never true because they are always generalizations.
even if they said it was. Because if they were to change some of their beliefs, they might not reject you even if you failed. And they might not have rejected you for a different type of failure.

Moreover, maybe two people rejected you. The belief says you will be rejected by anyone for any failure. You have no way of knowing if 6 billion people will reject you for any failure.

What we do is give meaning (frequently a broad generalization) to events that have no inherent meaning.

Thanks for the question.

Regards, Morty

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Amy May 6, 2010 at 2:17 pm

I’m not sure this is the place to leave a question, but I can’t find the regular email. My question is: What if you can’t remember when you aquired a belief? On some of the beliefs, I cannot recall the event or time. I am 76 years old and sometimes finding the origin of a belief is tough! Will the belief go away anyway? Thank you.

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Morty Lefkoe May 6, 2010 at 4:17 pm

Hi Amy,

There usually is not a single day when the belief was formed. It is a pattern of events, such as mom and dad usually yelled at me when I didn’t do what they wanted me to.

Also, you can extrapolate backward from your parent’s behavior at some later time to figure out how they must have acted when you were younger, which is what I’ve had to do.

But you do need to have some sense of the source for the Lefkoe Belief Process to work.

See my blog post on 9/22/09 for more details on that issue. http:/mortylefkoe.com

Regards, Morty

Regards, Morty

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JJ May 6, 2010 at 8:12 am

Hi, I don’t know ……i don’t think this is working “I am not important” my mother left me and 3 other siblings when I was 2 from there on life was ruff my dad said i was not his child so i did not have a father or a mother. (other kids spend time with him) I was abuse in every single way you can think of, grandparent, children homes, faster parents that did not care. My believe is if your MUM dont want you or you not important to her then how the heck can you be important to anyone or thing in the world. I found my mum when i was in my 20 and she was still not intrested in me, she got married when she left us and had a life with no children -no one knew she had 5 children till 18 years later that i pop in to her life. Your program can work for those that and a OK life with parents but you tell me how do you not believe you not important, you are loved. when you were abandoned by your mother, were abuse by people that said they care about you!!! not possible pal!!!

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Morty Lefkoe May 11, 2010 at 11:08 am

Hi JJ,

There is a difference between consequences and meaning. The consequences of how you were treated by your mom and foster parents were terrible. I don’t mean to minimize them at all. But they had no meaning, in other words, how people treated you says nothing about who you really are as a person.

If you go though the I’m not important process on the free belief-elimination site, your belief will go away and you will discover that it really isn’t true. Try it at http://recreateyourlife.com and let me know what you think.

Regards, Morty

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JJ May 6, 2010 at 8:12 am

Hi, I don’t know ……i don’t think this is working “I am not important” my mother left me and 3 other siblings when I was 2 from there on life was ruff my dad said i was not his child so i did not have a father or a mother. (other kids spend time with him) I was abuse in every single way you can think of, grandparent, children homes, faster parents that did not care. My believe is if your MUM dont want you or you not important to her then how the heck can you be important to anyone or thing in the world. I found my mum when i was in my 20 and she was still not intrested in me, she got married when she left us and had a life with no children -no one knew she had 5 children till 18 years later that i pop in to her life. Your program can work for those that and a OK life with parents but you tell me how do you not believe you not important, you are loved. when you were abandoned by your mother, were abuse by people that said they care about you!!! not possible pal!!!

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kwesi kwatia May 6, 2010 at 3:59 am

I am so thankful for the wonderful work you are doing in the lives of many especially me,nothing so profound have i felt lifted away from me when i listened to your commentary on recreate your life.com.it is as if what i have been searching for some decade and half years has been given to me within some minutes,the truth about my low self esteem.thank you so much for making me know that you understand and even share the same limiting belief i grew up with.I am free now thanks to you.

Best Regards
Kwesi Kwatia.

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Morty Lefkoe May 11, 2010 at 11:03 am

Hi Kwesi,

Thanks for sharing your wonderful experience of eliminating a belief.

And if you think getting rid of one was exciting, wait till you eliminate all the beliefs that cause a problem in your life — and you see the beliefs and the problems just dissolve.

Regards, Morty

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Doris Ehrler May 5, 2010 at 8:17 am

Hi Morty,
I have already eliminated 4 beliefs and I really feel quite different. I have been studying this kind of stuff for several years and I believe that your method does a great job. I’d like to mention though that I also do some emotional release after the process, because even after I change a belief I still find emotional charges around the subject which could potentially reinforce my habitual patterns. For that same reason I also like to go slow, which each belief so I can really become aware of the difference between the new and the old possibilities.

One question I have left here: Since I have been working with people who have these extremly self-destructive patterns, I like to know if you have a program that starts out with the kinds of beliefs like ” this stuff won’t work for me, nobody can help me, people don’t understand how hurt I am, ….” ???

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Morty Lefkoe May 11, 2010 at 11:00 am

Hi Doris,

The closest belief we have to what you discuss is Change is difficult. If people have other variations they need to handle we would need to help them get rid of them in one-on-one sessions.

Regards, Morty

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Chris May 4, 2010 at 1:21 pm

Thank you for offering some of these for free. I am a bit skeptical in general (well, impatient is really the word… grins) and am going through a big life change right now. I tried out one of the free processes yesterday and, as if on cue, had the “opportunity” to experience a new way of handling things…an aquaintance treated me in a very disrespectful, rude way. In the past I would have internalized that and felt like a terrible person. Instead, I respectfully “called” them on their behavior and knew that I didn’t deserve that treatment …and inside I really *knew* that I am inherently a good person and not bad.
and, very oddly, immediately the person, the same person who was angry and treated me poorly, wanted to be friends (not sure I do, but hey… :) ) the whole event felt much different than any similar event in the past. I wasn’t afraid to stand up for myself–and, very importantly, I did so from a place of loving and respecting myself, rather than simply to attack another defensively. ego wasn’t involved.

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Morty Lefkoe May 4, 2010 at 3:28 pm

Hi Chris,

Thanks for sharing your experience of eliminating one belief.

And if you think that was impressive, wait until you eliminate all the beliefs that cause a specific problem and the problem disappears along with the beliefs.

Let me know.

Regards, Morty

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Jennifer Lansdale May 1, 2010 at 11:00 am

Hi Morty, I am going to purchase the Natural Confidence program…are the streaming videos and the dvd’s the exact same thing. or would I need both to have the complete program?
Thanks
Jen

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Morty Lefkoe May 4, 2010 at 3:26 pm

Hi Jennifer,

They are the same program. If you don’t need a hard copy, the streaming video should give you all you need. But for the streaming video you need an Internet connection.

Please let me know what you think of the program after using it.

Regards, Morty

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Tamar April 29, 2010 at 1:56 pm

I have to say that I was impressed with the method. I worked on “I’m not good enough”, but with a slightly different take. And what you walk us through is stuff that I know intellectually, but somehow your process made it really click for the first time. However, I did not feel certain that I had eliminated the belief. In thinking about it, I realized that the reason is that there are a number of unhealthy and self-defeating behaviors that are a result of the belief. Since I am not sure whether these have disappeared, I am not sure whether the belief is really gone. But I do feel that I have a handle on the behaviors now and even thought they might not have magically disappeared, I do feel that I will be able to discard them. Now when they come up automatically, I can look at them logically (I hope–we will see) and see that they came from I belief that I no longer believe.
What has been your experience with this issue of getting rid of the related behaviors once you get rid of the beliefs?
Thanks very much for the opportunity to try this out. I’m sold!

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Morty Lefkoe April 29, 2010 at 2:10 pm

Hi Tamar,

Thanks for taking the time to write with your question.

Most behavior or emotional problems are caused by many beliefs, therefore, getting rid of one will rarely solve a problem. So you can’t determine if a single belief is gone by waiting to see if there is a change in behavior, because there rarely will be.

If you eliminate all the beliefs that cause a specific problem, then you will know they are all gone because the problem will be gone too.

Take a look at our store and see what beliefs cause eight of the most common problems people have: http://recreteyourlife.com/store

In the meantime the way to know a belief is gone is that it no longer feels true.

Regards, Morty

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carla April 25, 2010 at 3:01 am

I grew up in a very dysfunctional home, my dad was an alcoholic and hardly ever home to help mom, they divorced and my sisters and i lived with mom. Mom was always on my case saying i never did things right, coming up behind me telling me i was doing my chores wrong, while my sisters, who are twins, got the praise and positive attention, i got the negative, and verbal, emotional and physical abuse. She’d say your just like your dad in negative ways, then said why can’t you be like your sisters? Mom has never respected me my entire life, never listens to me even now as an adult. She has it in her head her way is the onlly way of doing anything and my sisters are the same way as mom. they are control freaks who refuse to let me handle my own life. they recently helped me move and refused to allow me to run how i wanted things everything in my life always has to be their way yet my way is always wrong in their eyes yet who’s life am i living, mine, or theirs? they never listen to me they ignore my feelings and poohpooh them as if insignificant my entire life. yet in their eyes their way is the only way of doing anything. My entire family has a habit of telling me what to do, how to do it and if i rearrange my home my way i get criticised yet who lives here me, or them? i don’t go to their homes and dictate how they run their lives or homes, what gives them the right to do that to me? mom has said to me many times that my way of thinking is screwed up yet who’s the one who never wants to listen or learn from her daughter? I’ve had different therapists who have said i am stuck and i do blame my mom for that because she herself is stuck on treating me as if i’m 2 years old my entire life, and that’s unhealthy. I’m so damn sick of her excuses and ignorance to her own behavior, she blames everyone else but herself for her mistakes, and my sisters are the same.I’m 45 years old on disability and mom acts like i’m incompetent to do anything without her interference. she is like a helicopter mom and she refuses to back off. it’s as if she’s trying to make up for crap when i was a kid but i resent her constant meddling, i have tried to set boundaries since i was a kid but noone in the family respects me or my rights as a human being. they refuse to accept that i’m not their doormat. they treat me as if i’m retarded yet they are the ones who are unwilling to learn anything from me. mom is always complaining about dad to me and that’s wrong, and unhealthy. she heard dr phil on tv say never badmouth the ex to your kids yet that’s exactly what she did after dr phil said it. she acts like i’m retarded yet i think she’s the one who is. she doesn’t want to accept that her way is not the only way and she is always criticising how everyone else does things, not just me. recently she said that she thinks it’s dumb for her sisters son to have another kid with his wife, she thinks just ‘cus her sister had 2 everyone else should only have 2 kids. why can’t she realize it’s none of her business how many kids other people have, it’s not her decision. where does she get off trying to control everything and everyone else’s business when she can’t control her own mouth or life? she acts like she has a say in everyones elses business and she has no right to be so damn nosy. she has been divorced from dad for 35 years or so and yet she is still expecting him to pay for my 2 sisters weddings that were over 20 years ago. and she knows he’s never going to pay, if he can’t give me $20 for my typewriter when he asked me how much i wanted $20 what makes her think he’s going to fork out thousands of dollars? he only gave me $10. and she knows he was lousy at paying child support. she is living in a dream world if she thinks he’s gonna change .

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Morty Lefkoe April 26, 2010 at 2:58 pm

Hi Carla,

It sounds like you’ve certainly had a difficult life. Yet the major problem you have today is not your family’s behavior, but the meaning you are giving their behavior.

One of the major meanings seems to be I’m powerless, and that is having a major impact on your life. When you change the meanings (get rid of the beliefs), I promise you will see a dramatic change in your life — no matter what your family does or doesn’t do.

Thanks for taking the time to share your story.

Regards, Morty

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carla April 27, 2010 at 1:34 am

Dear Morty,

Thanks, yes i do have a problem letting go and i think i learned that from mom, which isn’t a good thing to teach your kids. She is always in my head saying negative stuff and i don’t know how to block it. she has taught me so many of the wrong things when i was a kid, such as that I’m supposed to care what everyone thinks. and that my way of doing things is never right.

What makes her think her way is the only way of doing things? she has told me many times that she has self esteem problems and yet she refuses to do anything to change her insecurities all the while teaching me to be an emotional mess, taking her adult problems out on me and that’s not right, yet she doesn’t want to listen to me, she treats me as if i’m dumb yet she’s the dumb one. Ever since i was little i have tried to get her to sit down and talk about issues and such yet she denied we ever had any problems, yet she’d be on the phone for hours whining to her sisters or her friends and neglecting our kids’s needs.

I learned to play the blame game from her and i know that’s wrong, yet noone in my family, but me takes any responsibility for my actions (does this make sense)?and behavior. Mom was so desperate to have any man in her pathetic life while she was so insecure, she chose men that i hated and at that time i didn’t want any man around since dad wasn’t a consistent father, what gave her the right to put men before her kids anyway? she even dragged an uncle into our business trying to control me, and her boyfriend Russell who i hated and resented physically mandandled me forcing me into the car when he had no right to touch me in any way. And yet Russell and i had talked when i was 21 years old and he told her she was harming me emotionally but she didn’t listen to him. she said i wasn’t ready to move outy on my own at 21 and that is wrong to hold me back like that. i had to move out behind her back and she threw that in my face after all these years when i moved recently. what the hell is she bringing that up for when i needed to get away from her negative unhealthy clutches , she was making me crazy and still does.. it’s as if she refuses to let me grow up and be my own person. and that’s selfish and destroying me mentally, emotionally. my entire family doesn’t respect me and that’s wrong, yet they taught me not to respect them. why should i respect anyone who tries to control everyone else’s life but their own? during the christmas blizzard of 2009 mom was calling me constantly nand she had never done that before, and i told her to quit calling me and what does she do she called me more.what the hell is her problem? why can’t she listen and respect my wishes? and my sisters are making excuses like her now saying she’s old yet they treat her like crap just like they treat me like crap and they themselves don’t respect anyone or my boundaries. then they preach to me to respect theirs. they are hypocrites and bullies all of them.

Mom blamed me for chasing one guy away, and yet she should have realized she can’t force a man into our lives just cus she’s lonely, we kids should have come first, or am i wrong? the 1 guy she did have in her life for 13 years was a creep and i told her so, i didn’t like him and i could tell he was a bad man but she ignored my warnings, well she was with him all that time and she learned the hard way that i was right, yet she said i refused to listen to her about an ex friend of mine and she was right about her as well.

to this day mom is still trying to mold me the way she wants me to be(exactly like her), and i think it’s way to late to teach me what i should have been taught as a kid, and she teaches me the wrong crap. She is so very negative and a downer, always complaining and whining to get her own way. and what kind of example is that to teach your kids?

My sisters are abusive to me as well just like mom, always telling me what to do, how to act and behave, and it’s not their place, they are my sisters Not my mother, and mom always makes excuses that they are trying to be the boss well why didn’t she teach them what their place was in my life when we were kids, why let them trample all over me just like mom does? they were almost 2 years old when i was born and to this day i think my sisters AND mom behave as if they are 2 years old and i’m the adult (kind of) it took me many many years to mature and i had to get away from them to grow up yet they have such a sick hold on me when i’m around them.

Maybe if she would have sat down and talked to me like a human being instead of treating me like a doormat and a puppet, i probably wouldn’t have had anger issues. when i was 16 i ran away from home and that made things worse yet it didn’t get her to wise up and pay attention to my emotional needs she only cared about her own. and that i embarrased her and the family. i thought that would have knocked some sense into her but as always she dug her head in the sand. she and my sisters are always condemning me for dwelling on stuff yet mom always brings up stuff herself. why can’t they see i learned all this crap from them, and i’m the one who has been in therapy for years and i still can’t seem to get away from my family in every way.

they have such a sick hold on me even when i have no contact with them , but it’s much worse when i do. like when they were helping me move to my new place there was no discusssing anything on how things were to be done, as always it had to be their way and i got pushed around and expected to be in 5 places at once. and they know damn well i don’t have a car and they expected me to go get boxes by city bus which costs money.my entire family treats me as if i’m incompetent or incapable to do anything right and they say my way is always wrong. well has it never occurred to them my home should be done MY way NOT theirs? my sister arranged my kitchen her way and never asked me where i wantyed things. they keep giving me crap i don’t wanty or need like furniture and organization bins. then they go snooping in my stuff and tell me i shouldn’t have things the way i have them. but as i said before who the hell lives here them or me? they are thin and i am overweight and they can’t see that their pressures on me have made me anxious and depressed and fat. i became an emotional eater cus i was always picked on at home and at school then they verbally abuse me telling me to get off my fat ass and go do something yet when i did do stuff it was never right anyway. so why bother? what gives skinny people the right to badger and dictate how a heavy set person lives when they are the reason i have these problems, yes in do play the blame game myself thanks to them teaching me,but at least i put it where it belongs. during the spring flood of 2009 my siter demanded i staY AT HER HOUSE saying it was mandatory and she treated me like shit, always on my back about something, i had no privacy and she was always monitoring my food and beverage intake ffs i’m 45 years old not 2 and NOT her kid. what gives her the right to force me to lose weight on her terms when it’s not her body or business? then instead of asking me nicely she screamed at me to wash the bedsheets. i tell you if i ever had a house and had her visit i would not treat her that way. i couldnt even have a drink of watter or cup of hot chocolate without her coming downstairs asking me what i was doing going through her cupboards, well i didn’t want to be there so deal with it and leave me alone. then she expected me to take care of her dog when i was taking care of my cat inthe basement.. she and my family havfe a bad bad habit of bossing me around expecting me to play carla doormat my entire life and if i say no i get abused. oh i forgot to tell u 1 year both sisters ganged up on me physically and emotionally just cus i told one of them to back offand let me be. i was in the bathroom taking care of a stain on a shirt and 1 sis barged in and decided i needed help which i didn’t and i got mad cus she pushed me aside and started treating me as if i couldnt do anything for myself,like a 2 year old yet at other times they tell me to act like an adult.

that’s what ticks me off they baby me and i get mad then they want me to be an adult. why can’t they see they can’t have it both ways and they screw with my head. they can’t sem to realize even 2 year olds need to learn to do things on their own, not be smothered like they smother me, they are usually out of my life for long periods at a time but when i have any contact my entire life gets turned upside down and i wind up upset and messed up for days. both sisters refuse to respect my requests of sticking to my birthday and christmas lists they still keep giving me crap i don’t need and will never use and they say why follow your stupid lists and i said becaUSE IT’S PRACTICAL. why give me a makeup bag when i don’t wear makeup why keep giving me lotions and shower gel when i tell them i’m allergic to it.they just don’t listen yet expect me to put up or shut up. i’m always in a damn battle of control with them and i can never seem to win. they are narcisstic controlling abussive bitches who want everything their own way with no regard to anyone else’s needs or desires.

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BRENT April 24, 2010 at 3:05 pm

please do one for I don’t deserve any thing good or to be happy

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Morty Lefkoe April 26, 2010 at 2:52 pm

Hi Brent,

As I just told Robert below, you can get I’m not deserving as part of a package of five limiting money beliefs. If you are interested, please call Karen at 415-884-0552.

I’ll make a note of the other belief you’d like us to make available on-line. We might create some more next year.

We do offer one-on-one phone sessions where we help people eliminate whatever specific beliefs are a problem for them.

Regards, Morty

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kwesi April 19, 2010 at 8:59 am

i’m suddenly feeling surge of positive energies all over my body as if there is nothing to be afraid of which i believe it’s true.

Best Regards.

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Morty Lefkoe April 26, 2010 at 2:53 pm

Hi Kwesi,

Yes, eliminating a belief results in all kinds of exciting things, including a surge of positive energies.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

Regards, Morty

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Robert April 18, 2010 at 12:10 am

What I have seen so far seems good. Thank you for allowing us the chance to try your products. Pity you don’t cover I don’t deserve any thing good

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Morty Lefkoe April 26, 2010 at 2:48 pm

Hi Robert,

I’m glad you have found our work useful.

We do have a package of five limiting money beliefs, including I’m not deserving. It currently is not on the market, but if you are interested, call Karen at 415-884-0552 and she can tell you how to get it.

Regards, Morty

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aisvarya April 17, 2010 at 5:08 am

im sry..i forgot to say thank you earlier

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aisvarya April 17, 2010 at 5:07 am

hi,
im a student in india.im 18 years old. ur belief busting system is fantastic.i busted my belief”im not good enough” yesterday. i never thought that i could feel better in jus around 35 min. i wish i could bust all my beliefs.but i cant but your program.cn u plz help me to get rid of all my beliefs?PLEASE

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Morty Lefkoe April 26, 2010 at 2:46 pm

Hi Aisvarya,

Go back to http://recreateyourlife.com and eliminate a couple more beliefs. And we will send you a link to one more.

Good luck.

Regards, Morty

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Jill April 14, 2010 at 11:15 pm

Hi Morty,
Thank-you for helping me rid myself of the “I’m not good enough ” belief. I have felt more positive about my abilities and self worth in the last few days. I feel my issues stem from comparing myself with my super confident and successful sister who I felt my parents must also have been comparing me with. I look forward to seeing how my life will change and would love to bust another belief.
Thanks again
Jill

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Morty Lefkoe April 26, 2010 at 2:44 pm

Hi Jill,

Life rarely changes much from eliminating only one belief. When you eliminate all the beliefs that cause a specific problem, the entire problem disappears.

Go back to http://recreateyourlife.com and eliminate a couple more. And if you want to get rid of a bunch of beliefs and specific problems in your life, check out http://recreateyourlife.com/store.

Please keep me informed as you eliminate more beliefs.

Regards, Morty

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Jennifer Lansdale April 13, 2010 at 9:47 pm

Hi Morty, I often wondered about the beliefs that are associated with someone that is afraid to travel and be far from home. It causes lots of anxiety and panic for me to travel..I know there are some safety beliefs but not real sure…have you had experience with this?

Thank you
Jen

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Morty Lefkoe April 26, 2010 at 2:41 pm

Hi Jen.

Without talking to you it’s hard to know exactly what beliefs might be involved. It could even be conditioning from your childhood. Fear associated with being lost, or something like that.

I’m sure we could find the beliefs and conditionings, but I’m not sure what they are without being able to ask a lot of questions.

Sorry I couldn’t be more help.

Regards, Morty

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Jennifer lansdale April 28, 2010 at 3:02 am

Hi Morty. I am so thankful for your response. I am thinking it is associated with social anxiety. With fears that I might be out in public and start having anxiety and fear that I could not get to a familiar and private safe place to ease the anxiousness. I am going to get your natural confidence package and see if that helps, or should I get the social anxiety package. Your amazing to take the time to respond to all of us. Jen

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Morty Lefkoe April 28, 2010 at 6:51 am

Hi Jen,

I’d recommend the Natural Confidence package as it contains all the beliefs and conditionings necessary to handle social anxiety, plus a few more. That package should handle your problem.

Please let me know how you are feeling after you complete the program.

Regards, Morty

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Jennifer Lansdale April 29, 2010 at 9:02 pm

For the Natural Confidence Program..which one should I get. What is the difference between and DVD and Streaming video?

Dave S. April 6, 2010 at 7:13 am

Hi Morty,
This program is fantastic! I’m up to belief # 15 or so. It’s just amazing how our beliefs are so “temporary”. I mean from a little child to adult. We can NOW make that correction (sort of speak) to the reality, “Who am I really” which I think is one of the keys to the whole program. It puts the whole thing in perspective. I really had the experience from a deep level.

I’m looking forward to doing the conditioning exercises involving fear . These are the ones that may be the most difficult for me, being in front of people, trying new things, all fear related. Anyway, thanks again so much. I’ll let you know how the rest of the program goes.

kind regards,
Dave

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Morty Lefkoe April 7, 2010 at 2:48 pm

Hi Dave,

Thanks for letting us know how useful our Natural Confidence program has been for you.

Please let us know what happens to your fear when you complete the program. I don’t think you will have any difficulties with the de-conditioning program.

Regards, Morty

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Giorgio April 3, 2010 at 2:43 pm

First and foremost THANK YOU!,

I thought I was confident before so I grab the course just to see how it worked. I starting doing them , I did first one and when i said the belief, I could feel the charge inherent in it.I thought wow really. At the finish of the first belief, when we repeat the belief it was dead, no charge whatsoever. It was more observing the belief as if someone else said it not me believing it. That moment I was hooked.
I could not stop, I did the first 5 beliefs in a day. Each day I did 4-5 beliefs.
I love it. I dont really know what I had before the course, it was not the confidence I thought. But now I feel deep inside a calm assurance, a swagger if you will. I am walking taller, chin up giving eye contact without instructing myself to. Before I would say to myself ” you gotta make eye contact”..etc there is no little voice telling me to act confident; it is just what I do now. I just am Now.

They say when the student is ready the teacher will appear, I guess I was ready!

Thank you once again,
Giorgio

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Morty Lefkoe April 7, 2010 at 3:24 pm

Hi Giorgio,

Yeah! It is so exciting to hear people’s success stories. Thanks for sharing yours with us.

I guess you were ready.

Regards, Morty

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Kelsey March 31, 2010 at 2:17 pm

I just saw this on stumbleupon and thought it was pretty funny (tongue-in-cheek):

http://www.richardsreader.com/morty-lefkoe-wants-to-talk-to-you/

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Morty Lefkoe March 31, 2010 at 4:29 pm

Hi Kelsey,

Thanks for forwarding it. It’s great.

Regards, Morty

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Vanessa March 31, 2010 at 1:05 pm

Thank you for these exercises! As I’m going through the process I’m having a hard time remembering exact experiences or memories when I felt these beliefs; it’s more of a feeling for me. How does that affect the process?

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Morty Lefkoe March 31, 2010 at 4:31 pm

Hi Vanessa,

As long as you have a sense of the source of a belief, the process usually works. There really is no single exact experience anyway. It is a series of events. A sense of what your life was like.

Ultimately, only you know the answer. Is the belief eliminated?

Regards, Morty

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Lauren March 29, 2010 at 6:10 pm

Morty,
I just completed the free program on Mistakes and failure are bad. I was skeptical at first that these feelings could be eliminated in the time you claimed. I was wrong. I’ve felt bad about myself and my personal dreams and goals since I was a child(I’m 52) and have used various self help programs to eliminate my fears. When I did the program, I felt as if the dirt was clearing away from the diamond beneath. My whole life I’ve thought there has to be something better. Now I know there is something better and I am the creator of it. I’ve always wanted to be a published writer, but my fear of making mistakes and thinking I’m a failure before I even started has held me back. Now, I am ready to go! Thank you from the bottom of my heart. As Shakespeare said, “Our remedies oft in ourselves do lie.”

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Morty Lefkoe March 30, 2010 at 5:21 pm

Hi Lauren,

I’m so excited that our program freed you up to start writing.

There may be some other beliefs holding you back. If so, get rid of them the same way.

Regards, Morty

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Malcolm March 28, 2010 at 5:23 pm

And example in the Money Belief Busting program really hit home for me! The example given had to do with attributing meaning to the “rain”.

20 years ago, when my bride and I were married, we had a simple, beautiful Buddhist wedding with family at a forest ranger cabin high in the Colorado mountains. The sky opened up with rain all morning; and then suddenly, there was this little :30 minute break in the clouds — like a smoke ring surrounding a patch of blue sky. We had our ceremony and celebrated after in the cabin while the downpour resumed!

At the same scheduled time, friends of ours had an outdoor wedding in town, and it rained on their morning as well. Sadly, when we next got together, our friends could only talk about how their wedding was “ruined” by the rain.

For us, the rain was the perfect gift on an absolutely, lifelong, beautiful day!

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Morty Lefkoe March 30, 2010 at 4:57 pm

Hi Malcolm,

Thanks for posting.

Yes, events have no inherent meaning. Our lives are run by the meaning we give meaningless events.

Regards, Morty

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Monica March 26, 2010 at 9:00 pm

Dear Mr. Lefkoe,

I thought you did an outstanding job of negative belief busting – something I have never really had the patience for in my practice. I followed it up with a tapping session during another teleseminar which was good as well. I think your contribution here is valuable. Keep up the good work.

Monica

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Morty Lefkoe March 30, 2010 at 4:48 pm

Hi Monica,

I’m glad you liked our belief-elimination process. Feel free to do as much tapping as you’d like, but our process will permanently eliminate beliefs without the tapping.

Thanks for your comment.

Regards, Morty

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Helena March 25, 2010 at 10:40 pm

Thank you for your ingenious process. I found it very helpful.

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Morty Lefkoe March 26, 2010 at 11:24 am

Hi Helena,

Glad you found our belief-elimination process useful. Wait until you eliminate enough beliefs to change something significant in your life! That will really be exciting.

Regards, Morty

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Geri Jones March 24, 2010 at 4:07 am

Thanks again Morty, for all this wonderful information.

I have another question.

Is it possible to aquire some of these limiting beliefs at an older age – such as in ones 20′s and 30′s? I understand that we are the MOST impressionable when we are small, but with a LOT of influential talk and actions, can it happen when we are older?

I was in an environment for a LONG time, where I was bombarded with criticism and often told that I wasn’t good enough etc. Various other demeaning comments were constantly delivered to me at that point in my life. Up until then, I had been a very positive and determined character, and these characteristics were beaten out of me by some sort of emotional abuse. I have got a lot of my positivity and determination back now, 10 years later, but I wonder if that period of my life could have been the time when I aquired some of the beliefs I now hold?

Thanks again for all the help, I truly want to become the best person I can possibly be!!

Love and Peace,
Geri

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Morty Lefkoe March 26, 2010 at 11:28 am

Hi Geri,

Yes, it is possible to form beliefs later in life, but the odds are we formed our self-esteem beliefs as a child and then when later events could lead to certain beliefs, we already have them from childhood. Beliefs about other aspects of life we do form later in life when we first encounter the issues, such as work, politics, etc.

You have an admirable goal to be the best person you can possibly be, and it is a privilege to support you in the goal.

Regards, Morty

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Geri March 28, 2010 at 9:11 am

Thanks again Morty for the help. That all makes complete sense.

I just purchased the ‘I’m not Worthy’ program which I am certain will help me enormously. Onwards to that goal . . . . .

With love and peace,

Geri

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Morty Lefkoe March 30, 2010 at 4:53 pm

Enjoy the program and please stay in touch.

Regards, Morty

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daniel March 23, 2010 at 4:12 pm

Morty Hi
enjoyed watching the program a lot, It was fun at a certain point I actually felt smething inside but unfortunately it faded awawy i’m still thinking about, mean while I would like to know if you have your materials traslated into hebrew and have you worked with them on kids. I would like to try some of them if so.
thank U very much.
Daniel.

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Morty Lefkoe March 23, 2010 at 4:45 pm

Hi Daniel,

Thanks for your interest in our work.

We’ve sold a bunch of programs in Israel and have been asked to translate our programs into Hebrew. We haven’t done that yet. It doesn’t make sense to spend the time and money on a translation until we have a way to market it in Israel.

The belief-elimination program can work with children if they can understand the words used and sit still long enough. Generally 14-15 is about the minimum but you can always try it with a younger child and see if it works.

Regards, Morty

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geneva March 23, 2010 at 10:17 am

Thank you Morty,

truely inspirational.

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Morty Lefkoe March 23, 2010 at 4:47 pm

Hi Geneva,

Our goal is to leave you inspired and free of your limiting beliefs. I’m thrilled we have been able to help you.

Regards, Morty

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Anita Plew March 23, 2010 at 9:28 am

Very helpful. Thank you so much for sharing this. I got your name from Learning Strategies and I will thank Paul also.

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Morty Lefkoe March 23, 2010 at 4:49 pm

Hi Anita,

Glad our program was useful. Did you just use the free belief or did you get a package of beliefs and totally eliminate an entire problem?

Paul and I are friends and I am happy to have been able to make a contribution to him.

Regards, Morty

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Dave S. March 23, 2010 at 7:56 am

Hi Morty,
I actually tried eliminating one of your free beliefs, “I’m not capable” several weeks ago. I was very impressed! In fact I did feel a definite shift in my awareness of who I thought I was to one of “maybe there are other explanations to the way my parents and others reacted to my behavior”.

My mom was a perfectionist (actually she suffered from OCD in a big way). She would not let me try or touch anything in the house or outside. My curiosity and experimenting with things was severly restricted. My self-esteem and confidence were greatly affected. I grew up feeling stupid, unworthy and really unmotivated. I went from job to job going for low paying positions all because of how I felt about myself. I ended up projecting all of this outside to my “world”.

I was layed off from a corporate job about 2 years ago. That’s when I decided enough already! I’m going to work on myself and start enjoying my life again. I sent for your confidence program yesterday and am very excited about getting started.

I’ll let you know how it goes. I’m so happy I found your web site.

Thank you so much,
Dave

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Morty Lefkoe March 23, 2010 at 4:52 pm

Hi Dave,

Glad we have been able to help.

Please write again after you eliminate all the beliefs on the Natural Confidence Program and let me know the results you achieve.

Thanks for writing.

Regards, Morty

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Mike Andrews March 22, 2010 at 11:58 pm

Hi Morty,

Missed your call with Joe Vitale, but didn’t miss his email with your kind offer.
I completed your “Mistakes and Failure are Bad” process. It works! This is something that has been haunting me since I was 9 or 10 years old when I made my “unrepairable mistake” because I “didn’t think things through enough.” That was 48 years ago and it still bothered me. Always in the back of my mind telling me to think things through – from every angle. Don’t miss anything or I could make another unrepairable mistake.

No more! You’ve helped me see other interpretations even benefits from my mistake. Yes I made an unrepairable mistake, but now I know in my heart not just intellectually that it wasn’t bad. And I’m not bad, dumb, or thoughtless for having made my mistake.

My mistake — I saved my money and bought my first model car. Took it to the basement and carefully painted it red but decided to change the color. I knew turpentine would take paint off things so I made a little tub out of aluminum foil, set it in the cement sink, filled it with turpentine and set the car body in it. The paint started to disappear but then I suddenly noticed pot marks forming in the plastic car body. I quickly pulled the car out and rinsed it in water. It was completely ruined. My Mom was working maybe 5 feet away doing laundry. I called out to her upset by what just happened. Her response was to say this happened because I didn’t think things through. She was busy, didn’t stop doing laundry. I threw the car away beyond repair.

The memory of that has *truly* bothered me all these years – telling me that I can make mistakes I can’t “take back” or correct. So I worked hard not to make mistakes, thinking through “things” as much as I could. “Paralysis by analysis” happened often. I also couldn’t understand why I’d start something, work hard at it, and then not finish it. And fear of making mistakes, fear of failure was huge in my life.

You’ve changed my life. Thank you.

God Bless,

Mike

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Morty Lefkoe March 23, 2010 at 4:55 pm

Hi Mike,

I get up every morning inspired by the idea that today I will help people change their lives. You made my day worthwhile.

Thanks for letting me know about your experience with our process.

Regards, Morty

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Shila March 22, 2010 at 9:31 am

Hello and thank you Morty,

I see myself as the sculptor and the possibilities are limitless!
I am an new member of your program Natural Confidence and I am so excited to get started. I have tried many different methods to become clear and thanks to Joe Vitale for having you on that confrence call last thursday it has opened up a brand new door for me to explore.I can’t wait!
thanks again
much love Shila

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Morty Lefkoe March 22, 2010 at 3:31 pm

Hi Shila,

I’m glad you were on Joe’s call and I acknowledge you for following up.

And I am so happy that you got value from the free program and that you will get even more value from the program you purchased.

Please let us know what results you notice after completing the program.

Regards, Morty

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Geri Jones March 20, 2010 at 4:02 pm

Hi Morty,
Thank you so very much for sharing this amazing technique with us all. I wil be soon be able to purchase one of the programs. I already worked with the ‘I’m not good enough’ one and feel amost certain that it has cleared this limiting belief that I have had for so long. I have tried to work with the ‘I’m not capable’ one and am coming up with no answers to the questions about remembering events where I might have felt that I was not capable. Perhaps I do not have this belief – it is more than possible as I have always been a determined person – even at a very young age I would insist ‘I can do it by MYSELF!’

I find it very difficult to actually remember events as a child. I simply cannot remember my parents yelling at me. I do remember getting annoyed with MYSELF when I couldn’t do things. As I mentioned, I was a very determined child, but I know I still hold some limiting beliefs. Not being able to remember actual events makes it harder for me to follow the program and imagine what actually caused my beliefs. I have NO bad childhood memories whatsoever, but I do know that I hold limiting beliefs such as ‘I’ll never have a lot of money.’ and ‘I am not clever enough to be able to earn a lot of money.’ However, I don’t know what events led me to believe this.

Just like I hold a very USEFUL belief which has helped me all my life which is ‘My body can heal itself.’ and it always has. I I have never had any grave illnesses or injuries. I also believe that ‘I’ll always be alright.’ and I am always alright. Nothing bad ever happens to me, but still nothing really amazing happens either – I just do ok!! I have NO idea who told me these two things the same as I have no idea who told me that I was not good enough to earn above the average wage etc.
Do you have any suggestions to help me with this?

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Morty Lefkoe March 22, 2010 at 4:08 pm

Hi Geri,

I wrote a post a few months ago on how to find the source of a belief. http://www.mortylefkoe.com/092209/ This might be useful.

If it isn’t, the only other suggestion I have is to have private one-on-one sessions where we help you find the source of beliefs and then help you eliminate them.

And it is possible you don’t have any given belief, but not being able to find the source of a belief isn’t a very good way to determine if you have the belief. Say the words of a belief out loud and see how it feels.

If you’d like more information about our phone sessions, please call us at 415-884-0552.

Regards, Morty

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Geri Jones March 23, 2010 at 3:56 pm

Thanks so much Morty.

I might well be interested in one on one sessions.

I am so close to reaching many of my goals, but I am certain there are still a couple of limiting beliefs holding me back.

Thanks again for all the help, your program is fantastic!

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Morty Lefkoe March 23, 2010 at 5:01 pm

Hi Geri,

Call us if we can help. You also might want to check out the most complete package of beliefs and conditioning we have, Natural Confidence.

Regards, Morty

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Mark K March 20, 2010 at 12:29 pm

Morty, Sir Thank You So Much!!!!. I eliminated the ” I’m Not Good Enough” belief. I seriously have tried many different things and techniques to help me. But yours worked just as promised, and you gave it away free ?? Well that does not happen too often today. I thank God for your gift to me and others. I am feeling more happy than I have felt in years. My wife has noticed a difference. I also have purchased some more tools from you, and I will tell my family about you too. Thanks again :)

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Morty Lefkoe March 22, 2010 at 4:10 pm

Hi Mark,

Thanks for taking the time to write and let me know that the free program made a difference for you.

Please let me know what results you get from the other program you purchased.

And thanks for telling others about our program so they can get the same benefits you got.

Regards, Morty

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sara March 19, 2010 at 12:00 pm

i want to say to rahul b , i like have correspondence with you
sincerely yours.sara

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sara March 19, 2010 at 11:50 am

i have driving license and 2.5 years passed of it but i never drived. its hurt me,i should get teacher and practice driving from first.its caused depression for me, also in my work i should write mail,but im not well in grammar and its also hurt me,its gave me feeling that i could not using of my learened things.

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Isabella March 19, 2010 at 9:19 am

My dear Mr. Lefko,
I wish to share with you and all who read your blog that your program is exceptional. I started with “I’m not good enough” and felt a bit better about myself. Since then I’ve noticed I’m talking to others in the household differently.
Before I say something discouraging to them, I stop and weigh the effect my words will have on that person. I also feel like I can actually begin creating a profitable home business.
I shall listen again and continue with the other free changes for now untill I get enough extra money to purchase your full program.
Thank you Mr. Lefko for the service you do for us.
Sincerely,
Izzy

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Morty Lefkoe March 19, 2010 at 4:58 pm

Hi Izzy,

Thanks for letting me know how much of a difference the one free belief has meant to you. Getting rid of limiting beliefs truly does transform our lives. Please let me know what changes you notice after you get our full Natural Confidence program.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe March 18, 2010 at 3:58 pm

@: Hi Aishah,

Thanks for letting us know how much value you got from using our Natural Confidence program. That’s why we all come to work here every day.

Let me know how the program affects you after you eliminate the four conditionings and after a couple more weeks.

Regards, Morty

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Aishah March 22, 2010 at 9:40 am

Hi I did the four step conditioning and I decided to wait a few days to see how I feel.I’m not sure if I did the step correctly as I was tired when I did it. I can’t believe it,can this amazing thing really happened to ME! My obsession to change me has stop,I spent the last few years trying to eliminate the me I dislike.I can’t rest either I am healing myself or searching for new things to try .I was so tired of trying and spending money I can’t afford to spend.
You kindly gave me something free to try and it works and I bought your Natural Confidence program and here I am no desire to do any changes to me,it almost as if I accepted who I am.I went out with some friends Friday night and I feel relax and confident being me in a crowd.Amazing!!
At work usually when people push my buttons I feel so angry I don’t know how to deal with it but today I feel a slight anger and I use your I have feelings but I am not my feelings….and it stop my anger and I am able to function normally and assert my self without losing my cool.I use it all the time now.I’ve changed in a good way,I’ve notice lots of little things in the last few days that gave me hope for the future.
Actually I am stun at how fast it work,after ten years of trying.Thank you so much.I sincerely hope more people will try this and see for themselves.

Blessings
Aishah

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Aishah March 18, 2010 at 2:29 am

Hello I bought your natural confidence program yesterday and I did the 19 steps beliefs clearing and today I feel like a different person,there’s an inner calm and I am amaze at how quiet my mind is! Amazing,you know my mind use to drive me crazy,it won’t shut up,all negative stuff.
Today I Keep dancing and this joy I feel inside I can’t describe.Thank you so much,I am so grateful I found your work,it brings tears to my eyes.
I have spent ten years trying all sort of healing on me,and today I can honestly say the demon is almost gone.
I still have to do the 4 step conditioning.I can’t wait.I have to write and let you know how amazing this methods is.Thank you to Paul Scheele ,I ‘m his fan another great man.Mr Lefkoe I thank you and your wife for your great work.I’m of now to do the four step conditioning.

Blessings
Aishah

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Morty Lefkoe March 22, 2010 at 3:27 pm

Hi Aishah,

I’m thrilled at the results you’ve achieved. In fact, would you be willing to send us a video in which you say essentially what you’ve written here? We could post it on You Tube and tell the world how much value you got from our program.

Congratulations.

Regards, Morty

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Nancy Fox March 17, 2010 at 2:04 pm

Dear Mr. Lefkoe, i tried your tests and they are very helpful for many folks that just do not know where their beliefs come from. Most of my worries and doubts come from the fact that i was adopted, i heard about not being ” Like the rest of us ” soooo many times, that i have grown up with the belief that i do not belong anywhere!!!?? I an 62 yrs. old, it has been with me all my life. Thankyou for the free tests and i know that this is a very valueable coarse as i am a huge believer in Paul Sheele and Pete Bissonette, hang with them and you can not go wrong! God Bless, nancy f.

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Morty Lefkoe March 18, 2010 at 4:28 pm

Hi Nancy,

Thanks for your note. Paul and Pete are good friends of mine and do great work.

If you eliminate the beliefs you formed as a child you can let the past be in the past and no longer be affected by what happened to you and what people said to you.

Regards, Morty

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Mark March 17, 2010 at 12:48 pm

If events have no meaning, doesn’t that prove that nothing is important including me? I have never been normal. My mother said that she left me alone a lot when I was little. She said that she didn’t mean to, but she would get busy and forget about me. When she remembered me, she would find me just quietly playing by myself. My dad only wanted to have four kids and I am the fifth kid. He wasn’t a bad guy, but he grew up during the depression with ten brothers and sisters and he knew how difficult it was to support a large family. My former pastor says that single men like me are utterly useless to the church or society. My former boss told me that I was no good and was basicly a charity case. When I was forty-six, I was diagnosed with a mild form of autism. They say if this autism is recognized when a person is very young, it is possible to teach them social skills, but at my age it is hopeless. I have no social skills, no ability to connect with other people, no skills or abilities of any kind really, so I have no purpose. I am also emotionally deficient, mostly I don’t feel anything at all. It seems to me that existence is illogical (from my perspective anyway) so it seems the logical thing to do would be to quit existing. Seemingly, death does not accomplish this. Reincarnation would be a revolting development, and I don’t see the point of heaven or hell since seemingly nothing has any meaning. If there is a God, he has surrounded me with people and events that reinforce the idea that I am not important and my life has no purpose of meaning. Do you have anything that might prove me wrong? Something that would help me realize my purpose and accomplish it? Failure to respond will reinforce the belief that I am not important.

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Morty Lefkoe March 18, 2010 at 4:32 pm

Hi Mark,

The fact that events have no inherent meaning says nothing about whether or not you are important. I have nothing to prove you wrong, other than the experience you have as the creator of your life that is experienced after people eliminate a belief. You will realize that you created all the beliefs that are determining how you experience your life. And by eliminating the negative beliefs, you can totally change your experience of life.

Thanks for taking the time to write.

Regards, Morty

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Mark April 3, 2010 at 11:06 am

Mark your post has made quite an impression on me. I know that you are very important. I am moved and compelled to respond. Please know that love is the only meaning anyone need to give to the beautiful gift of Life. Especially love for one’s True Self. Then this ever creative abundant and abiding love you’ll share with the entire universe. Please find it in your heart to love yourself. We can only experience true happiness when we are loving. Please know that you are always loved and that we are all One and together in this universal Love.

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Morty Lefkoe March 16, 2010 at 5:29 pm

@: Diane, We give the meanings we do as a child because they make sense to a child. And luckily we can change them all when we grow up.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe March 16, 2010 at 5:26 pm

@: Sherrie,

Happy to hear our program has made such a difference in your life. And if you think getting rid of one belief was exciting, wait until you eliminate all the beliefs that are responsible for specific problems in your life. You will not believe the impact it will have.

Thanks for your post.

Regards, Morty

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sherrie March 16, 2010 at 3:31 pm

I felt true joy by the end of the lesson. I knew our beliefs were formed early and that they are what we use to make our relationship to the rest of the world. Good, bad or otherwise. Saying it out loud really made a difference. Not looking to get or give forgiveness, from any person, place or thing really released me from the old belief “I’m Not Good Enough”. I was laughing out loud at myself at how silly that belief had been and how I have used it to create a since of lack in a very abundant world.
Thank you so much for the freebie – It has helped to set me free.

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john March 16, 2010 at 6:41 am

Recently a process did not select me for a position everybody said i deserved to have– not only, i got to know that the process was biased, but also that one person choosed purposely for somebody else, and asked me to move on.
Obviously, major bad feeling came with that, like ” i am not good enough”, but much more ” people do not like me, or reject me”, “i am not likeable”
i see the “iam not good enough” program– do you others looking at fear of rejection” , not being loved” etc?

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Morty Lefkoe March 18, 2010 at 4:34 pm

Hi John,

The events in our lives don’t cause us to feel bad about ourselves. The beliefs we form early in life cause the feelings today. Eliminate the early beliefs and events like not getting a jog you deserved will no longer make you feel bad about yourself.

Regards, Morty

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sophroniscus March 15, 2010 at 2:38 pm

Clearly mistakes and failures are sinful, and therefore evil. The Sacred Scriptures make that clear.

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Morty Lefkoe March 18, 2010 at 4:35 pm

Where does it says that if we try someone with good intention and it doesn’t work out exactly as planned (we failed or made a mistake) that we have sinned?

Thanks for taking the time to write.

Regards, Morty

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Rose March 15, 2010 at 2:23 pm

@: you have to click on the player button to get it going. I noticed mine was grey but clicked it anyway and it worked.

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Garry March 15, 2010 at 12:45 pm

I tried to go through the “I’m not good enough” process and the second segment screen had no video or audio. I waited for it to load and it remained blank. I’m interested in seeing the demonstration and learning more about the process.

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Morty Lefkoe March 19, 2010 at 10:19 am

Hi Garry,

Sorry you are having a problem with our site. Please try rebooting your computer and trying again. That usually solves the problem.

Regards, Morty

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Diane March 15, 2010 at 10:21 am

Wow, why do we give parents such power to take over our little minds. What a shame to have to live with all that insanity for so long. Now I know why I’ve been a perfectionist all my life but yet not satisfied with my achievements.

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Morty Lefkoe March 19, 2010 at 10:21 am

Hi Diane,

We don’t “give them power.” We are just trying to make sense of our experiences and come up with what makes the most sense to an infant. The point is our parents have no power. The power is all ours. We gave their behavior meaning and we can eliminate that meaning (the beliefs ) at any time.

Regards, Morty

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judi March 13, 2010 at 8:16 am

I’d be interested in your response to Rahul. #4 above.

Your method is less comprehensive but similar to one I have experienced. The core concept is the same, just a different process.
I’m glad you have put it out there for people to try.
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Morty Lefkoe March 22, 2010 at 4:55 pm

Hi Judi,

Did you see my reply to Rahul?

By the way, what is the other method you’ve tired that you think is more comprehensive than mine?

Regards, Morty

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Elena Martinez-Vidal March 11, 2010 at 1:14 pm

Dear Mr. Lefkoe,
As an intelligent human being I have intellectually been able to understand limiting beliefs from my parents however it wasn’t until today that saying it out loud and going through it caused me to release so much of the feeling of being limited.
thank you so much,
Elena

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Morty Lefkoe March 10, 2010 at 4:59 pm

@: Hi Juan,

Thanks so much for helping others who cannot speak English use our process. At some point we will translate the entire program to Spanish, but we are not prepared to do that just yet. In the meantime people will have to rely on people like you who are committed to helping others.

Regards, Morty

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Juan Ortiz March 9, 2010 at 8:05 pm

Hi Mr. and Mrs. Lefkoe,
I just wanted to tell you that I’m a big fan of your method, and I’m trying to show it to the people I know and to everyone that could find this useful, but i’m having some trouble with the language. I can speak english properly, but not all the people here in Chile can, so meanwhile I’m translating the videos for them (like literally hearing in english, clcking the pause button, and translating into spanish) but I would be much better if the videos had subtitles (in Spanish and other languages) or something that could led them to understand it on their own. That would really help me and all the people around here. I know you might be pretty busy, so I wanted to thank and congratulate you for the excellent work you put up every week,

Juan

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Rahul B. March 9, 2010 at 1:29 pm

Morty,

I have completed the entire Natural Confidence program, and today when I went to my Toastmasters meeting I still felt fear while speaking in front of the group. I was hoping the fear would be gone after reading about the University of Arizona conducted research study, but alas it was not.

I’ve been interacting with the program heavily the entire way, and have been really taking the time necessary to make it clear in my mind that events that occur in reality are inherently meaningless. Prior to getting your program I was already familiar with this concept because I have studied a few other methods specializing in belief elimination.

I consider myself as someone who is in touch with his internal state, but I was having a problem “feeling” if a belief was true or not at the beginning of each module. Given this, I had no idea if it felt much different after the process was completed. Do you have any suggestions on what I can do to get a better understanding of if I have a belief or not? Should I just wait for some time and see if my behaviors change?

During the deconditionings “Fear associated with people putting their attention on me” and “Fear associated with rejection” I felt it was difficult to make the distinctions necessary, however your last step of the process “Visualize your parents reacting with love/never rejecting you” made perfect sense to me. When I saw future situations of rejection/people putting their attention on me, I felt no anxiety. However, today I think I felt anxiety associated with that at Toastmasters.

Your opinion would be greatly appreciated. Awesome program by the way. Thank you so much for creating it. You are a great man!

- Rahul

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Morty Lefkoe March 19, 2010 at 10:23 am

Hi Rahul,

Did our conversation help? Please let me know.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe March 8, 2010 at 5:14 pm

@: Hi Doug,

Positive comments like yours are what gets us going every day here at Lefkoe Institute. Results like yours are what we are committed to.

To find out about getting rid of more beliefs and specific problems in your life, go to: http://recreateyourlife.com/store.

Please stay in touch and let me know your experience after you eliminate more beliefs.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe March 8, 2010 at 5:06 pm

@: Hi Richard,

Thanks for taking the time to write. I’m thrilled you are finding such positive results from our program.

And if you think getting rid of one belief is exciting, wait until you eliminate a package of beliefs that cause a specific problem in your life.

To see what we have available, please go to: http://recreateyourlife.com/store.

Let me know your experience after getting rid of a bunch of beliefs.

Regards, Morty

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Richard March 8, 2010 at 11:45 am

I’m 56 years old and fully aware that my short comings were mostly of my own creation especially now having gone through the “I’m not good enough” program. As you described in your intro video, the path of excellence was always a struggle, always needing to do more and feeling empty after all of my efforts.

WOW! It’s feels like a permanent tape erase. I feel at ease and a sense of calm about my self knowing my intentions and efforts will come from a source of fulfillment rather than a desperate sense of having to prove myself.

YES!! I AM GOOD ENOUGH!! SAY IT ONE MORE TIME! OUT LOUD!

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Doug March 8, 2010 at 11:08 am

I would like to say a big thank for sharing with me this process. I have always asked myself why I behave the way I do when I clearly know how I want to behave.

I have so far removed a few believes and feel very positive that my life and feelings are on a different path; I am the creator!

What I need to do now is to reomove more of those believes and importantly, use the de-conditioning process for my my emotional reaction to other stimuli

For me, it felt like something shifted in as soon as I realised why I behaved the way I did.

Everything has a purpose; I have spent such a long time learning techniques help me cope when I could have created my life.

BRILLIANT!

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Morty Lefkoe March 5, 2010 at 3:37 pm

@: Hi Barbara,

Thanks for your interest in our work and for your question.

We have worked with and helped many clients who have been sexually abused. The most common beliefs in those cases are not in any of the on-line programs (go to http://recreateyourlife.com/store), but we certainly could help you in a private phone session.

For more information please call us at 415-884-0552.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe March 5, 2010 at 3:29 pm

@: Hi Beth,

Thanks for your interest in our work. I’m thrilled you are getting such positive results.

The WAIR? Process is not about what you should feel. You feel whatever you feel. Most people experience in that state that anything is possible and that they have no limitations. That’s not what I’m telling them or that they should believe. It is just what most people experience.

I’m not claiming that we create every single thing in the world. Only that we create the beliefs that pretty much determines what we do and feel. They don’t necessarily determine everything that shows up in our lives.

Does this explanation help?

Also, I’m not sure what you mean by imposter syndrome. If you mean feeling like a fake or a fraud, the Natural Confidence program will help a lot, but there still might be a few additional beliefs that your friend would have to get rid of in a private session.

If you have any additional questions, please let us know.

And certainly let us know your experience when you complete the program.

Regards, Morty

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Beth March 5, 2010 at 12:29 pm

Hi Morty,
I bought the Natural Confidence program and just eliminated my 10th belief. I am astonished at how well it is working! I’ve spent 20 years reading self-help books and trying various forms of therapy, including energy techniques such as EFT, and nothing worked as well as this. I do think EFT is great for eliminating the “charge” on traumatic events, but for me anyway, it did not eliminate the underlying belief that I formed from the event. I can’t wait to finish the program!

So far there is only one hitch: I am not getting any results from the “Who am I really” process. I find this odd, since your belief elimination system seems to be working so well for me. I’m not sure what’s going on, but I think it may have something to do with my philosophical struggles over the law of attraction. I can readily accept that we create our own experience in the limited sense that what we feel and do flows directly from our beliefs. I can even accept that what we feel and do, in turn, exerts a strong effect on what physically manifests in our reality. But I am struggling with the notion that I literally created everything in my reality down to the smallest detail (including war, poverty, my husband’s degenerative arthritis, my son’s behavioral problems, etc.). I think to myself, “If I am the creator, and anything is possible, then I should be able to create a world where my husband is healthy, my kids are always well behaved, I have no financial problems, and there is no war or poverty.” Well, so far I have not been able to do that. So maybe that is why the WAIR process doesn’t make me feel all-powerful. If you have any suggestions for how I could look at this differently, I would be thrilled to hear about them, for I would dearly love to experience the WAIR process the way you and most others do.

P.S. I have one more question. I have a friend who suffers from “impostor syndrome” and I wonder if the Natural Confidence program alone will deal with that, or if there are other beliefs that also need to be addressed.

Thanks so much!!!
Beth

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Mark March 5, 2010 at 9:39 am

I completed the Natural Confidence program about a week ago now. While going through all of the beliefs and conditions I could feel the momentum building in my confidence level. I knew I was undergoing some incredible changes. The day or so after I completed the program I knew I did not have the beliefs anymore and was a bit annoyed that there was nothing more to do. It was a strange feeling. It was as though I was missing the limiting beliefs or perhaps the process of removing them as that was such an awesome process. This phase has passed and I continue to listen to the Who Am I Really recording to reinforce that I truly am the creator of my life. I realize it has only been a week since I did the program, but my strong confidence levels are stable and expanding, as opposed to contracting which often happened with other programs I’ve tried. I will post again at a later time and update my experiences some more. Thank you Morty and Shelly!

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Barbara March 4, 2010 at 12:03 am

I filled in the box about when my limiting belief was formed but the continue link does not work on that page, probably because I recently upgraded to Internet Explorere 7. Now I am deeply into the emotions about those early childhood years and unable to continue the process to eliminate the belief.

Please provide a way to continue the process.

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Morty Lefkoe March 2, 2010 at 5:56 pm

@: Hi Maiweaue,

Sorry that our program didn’t work for you. But if you’ll notice there are almost 400 comments below, most of which describe the positive results people have gotten. Our program doesn’t work for everyone and I’m really sorry it didn’t work for you.

Regards, Morty

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Barbara March 5, 2010 at 12:23 pm

Morty,

I got back into the program last night and completed the work on “I am not good enough.” This morning I feel very peaceful and hopeful that “I am not good enough” may no longer be part of the way I view the world.

Is there a way to use that same process to work on events that happened with people other than parents? Last night, after working on the past with my parents, I began thinking about being raped when I was 14, by a boy who said he loved me. That boy would not speak to be after the rape. When he did finally speak to me again, ten years later, he told me he did not speak to me because it had been his first time and I cried, which ruined it for him. I not only cried, I begged him to stop. I fought him. I put my foot through the windshield of his car in the fight to keep my virinity that night. He never even appologized, even when we finally spoke about it 10 years later, when one would think he would have the good sense to realize what he had done.

This was a long time ago, when nice girls remained virgins until their wedding night, so I lost something very important that night. That event was a huge reinforcer for a belief that I was not good enough. I felt worthless for many years.

Is there a way to use your program to work with that memory and other memories that are not related to parents? I don’t see a way to sign up to use your system for other beliefs.

Barbara

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Maiweaue March 2, 2010 at 6:55 am

I’m grateful that the sample was free because now I know it’s a waste of money: your program does NOT work, it is inherently flawed; you just say “can you see it, what color does it have?” These are nonsense questions that don’t relate to the belief! Your parents yelling at you & your conclusion “I’m not good enough” has EVERYTHING TO DO WITH HOW YOU WERE ABUSED when every single minute of your life you had to figure out how to survive those monsters that threatened to KILL YOU! So no, it has NOTHING TO DO WITH MY VIEWS or my decisions & EVERYTHING TO DO WITH THEIR ABUSIVE BEHAVIOR!!! The fact that the belief has no color is as relevant here as the fact that you wear glasses tells me you are 5’6″. AB-SO-LU-TE-LY-AB-SURD!!!! Then u go off on your happy tangent assuming we agreed with you. Sorry but fail! You need to perfect a system and make sure it makes sense before it can work & u commercialize it to the world. Keep trying & maybe u’ll get the missing pieces of the puzzle but you’re off on the wrong tangent there!

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eric February 27, 2010 at 7:14 pm

Change is difficult and takes a long time. I seem to be having trouble with this one. I had been doing your program on

http://www.recreateyourlife.com/intro.html

the first three recordings were good for me and i feel like i had released those beliefs. i just did them today so i am not positvely sure they are gone. the belief of change is difficult and takes a long time is a problem for me though. i have always had this belief for as long as i can remember. i am certain that this is probably the biggest hurdle in my life right now. i believe that if i believed that change could be easy then it could be easy but for some reason i am stuck on this one because all the people and endeavours that inspire me have always held the tenet that it takes hard work, practice, and dedication to get anywhere. i am going to try it again and see what happens but any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks!

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Morty Lefkoe February 26, 2010 at 5:08 pm

@: Hi Patricia,

Just noticed this post from you from two weeks ago. Sorry it has taken me so long to answer. I get so many emails every day that sometimes some “get lost” and yet that is no excuse. So I apologize.

The belief you name is not that common and it does not underlie a lot of common problems, so we didn’t make an on-line version of it

However we work with people from all over the world on the phone (and Skype) and help them eliminate the specific beliefs they have that aren’t on the exiting programs.

If you’d like to find out more about our one-to-one sessions, please call us at 415-884-0552. We certainly could help you get rid of that belief and several more that are holding you back in some way.

Regards, Morty

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Benjamin February 22, 2010 at 4:57 am

Hi

I meditate daily and working on raising kundalini. Although raising the kundalini really does what your system does + connects you to “one with all” , your awesome system does takes me to higher levels that i couldnt even possible imagine that could go this quick. It takes a long time do achieve what your system does, by just meditating. It has boosted my progress TREMENDOUSLY! Why havent I found you earlier, damnit!!? I could be skipping years of effort, in what I just achieved with your simple program. I have been experimenting with alot of differnet “healing modules”, and all seems very “airy-fairy”. But your “healing” is as rational and logical as 2 + 2 = 4 :)

Forever gratefull
Much love
Benjamin from Norway

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Michael Golvach February 22, 2010 at 3:43 am

Hey there,

I just finished this course (I’m a night owl) and I have to, again, admit that it was fantastic. Even better than I thought it would be.

One thing I think is interesting, and can’t recall if it’s mentioned during the course, is the duplicate benefits you can measure to see that it REALLY DOES WORK :)

1. The normal way, which happens more slowly or more quickly for some beliefs (probably different for most everyone), is how you feel when you think old thoughts or perform old actions. All those bad feelings are gone.

2. The complementary way (which I’ve experienced quite a lot of, within 4 days and while I was still taking the course) were you realize that, once you’ve eliminated – or are on your way to eliminating – all of your fears, other people start treating you differently. It’s a little harder to pick up, since you need to focus on yourself (What other people think of you, or what they do says nothing about YOU), but I’ve noticed significant changes in the behaviour of people around me. People who have no idea I’m doing this. Whiners have stopped whining to me. Angry, emotional vampires have stopped dropping by to dump their problems on me and sap my energy.

I loved this program, and the duplicate effect, because I feel fantastic (I thought I was relatively okay, but I needed to do every single belief and conditioning) and the people and situations that used to be attracted to me seem to be avoiding me now; as if they KNOW that I’m not the same guy any more.

Once again, thank you for creating this program. It cost me slightly more than one visit with a psychotherapist (which accomplished nothing and went on for years, with regards to social anxiety) and it’s made a tremendous, significant and measurable improvement in my life. I can’t prove it, but I don’t believe those old beliefs will ever come back again.

One last note is that I made sure to go above and beyond, talking out loud (which I ran by the family before I started so they wouldn’t think I was off my rocker) and interacting with the program. I also took copious notes and went back over my lists of experiences and applied different interpretations to them.

MOST IMPORTANTLY (I think :) I watched every single second of every single lesson. I became a believer in the Lefkoe process after eliminating just one belief (which you can do for free online – not illegal, they’ve put it up for free). Even though some of it was repetitive, I have the sense that the repetition was an integral part of the program. I feel like I KNOW these concepts now, just like I KNOW my times tables. Some of the exercises were difficult to work on, but if you’re honest with yourself and fully commit, this program really works.

Cheers!

P.S. I may have made some typos above, but I’m not worried about it at all. That’s something for an English major and erstwhile perfectionist ;)

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Warren February 19, 2010 at 7:25 pm

I got the entire “Natural Confidence” package yesterday, and I did the first 5 beliefs last night. I felt amazing while I was working through them — I definitely got the sense that something had shifted.

The whole idea that we are each the creator of our experiences wasn’t new to me. I knew it intellectually (and I was always the one to give that advice to other people!), but I also knew that deep down, I didn’t believe it. I was always shadowed by this tension that I felt around other people — this sense of not being comfortable in my own skin.

Today, after having started the program last night, everything felt different. I felt relaxed and comfortable. At ease. What’s even more amazing is that others seem to have noticed the change, as well. Today my boss – who’s also a good friend of mine – told me I seemed “looser” and “cheekier.” Ha! I haven’t told her anything about the program, so I was really stunned when she said this.

I’ve tried everything, from self-help books rooted in conventional psychology to Theta healing. I’ve seen improvement with the various methods I’ve tried, but nothing has worked as quickly or as effectively as this. I feel as if I’ve been given a brand-new life. I couldn’t be more grateful, Morty, for the gift that you’ve provided.

I can’t wait to complete the program. I’m looking forward to even more profound changes.

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John Erwin February 19, 2010 at 1:18 pm

@: Hi, Marty!

I probably don’t do justice to Sherman’s ideas…my only real purposes in posting you were to express appreciation for the substance of your online program and to suggest that you might find something deeply resonant and provocative in Sherman’s work.

My best to you!
John Erwin

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Morty Lefkoe February 19, 2010 at 11:11 am

@: Hi John,

Thanks for taking the time to popst a note. I’m not familiar with John Sherman, but I don’t se our beliefs as self-protection. We are born wanting to understand, to make connections, to answer the question, why? Our beliefs are our answers to that question.

Regards, Morty

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John Erwin February 19, 2010 at 7:22 am

This is terrific, specific, actionable.

Resonates deeply with the profound musings of John Sherman and the vichara conversation (at http://www.riverganga.org –nothing sold there),

John articulates the existential motive that drives Lefko’s “Creator-Consciousness” to adopt debilitating beliefs and strategies as reflexive self-protection in the moment that awareness itself burst forth from the cosmos as us.

Lefko’s excercise gets right at the practical business of eliminating false ideas of self, from which all self-inflicted suffering flows.

John Erwin

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Michael Golvach February 17, 2010 at 2:24 am

Wow!!! I’m floored by how great I feel know that I know that I AM good enough. I’ve spent my entire life getting really really good at things that my parents told me I’d never be any good at, but none of that success has ever done me any good with the cause.

I think it took me an hour to do the free release, but it was an hour well spent. And, if this belief has been wiped forever, I’d pay full price just for that. Excellent :)

This program is AMAZING!!!

, Mike

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jennifer February 16, 2010 at 3:47 pm

What else would I like to change about my life?

I’d like to have perfect radiant health!!

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Darlene February 13, 2010 at 11:38 pm

I’m interested in buying ALL of the products listed in the individual beliefs section of the “store”. How much to buy the whole nine yards?

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Daria February 13, 2010 at 5:45 am

Dear Dr.Lefkoe!
Thank you very much for your very interesting and useful lecture. I’ve got the link for this page quite by chance, from not remember exactly where and several days have passed before I could listen it from the beginning till the end (busy with telephone calls, office duties, etc).
It sounds very simple and easy to understand. As Russian writer Lev Tolstoy said: “The most important things are always simple”.
Thank you very much for it. I wish your to have a Happy and prosperous coming Year of Tiger! As it is traditionally said here in Vietnam on occasion of the Lunar New year celebration: Let’s ten thousands of your wishes will come true.

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Patricia February 12, 2010 at 12:16 pm

Hello Morty,

Thank you for as easy and effective system of releasing limiting beliefs as I’ve ever experienced.

I went through the 19 beliefs, 4 conditionings and dozens of “who am I really”. My results are improved profoundly. For that thank you.

However, a new condition as crept up and I now realize that it is at the core.

“If I don’t be, do or say what people want, I will get rejected.”

It’s similar to many, but somehow I can’t seem to get past this one. It’s embedded deeply from a very young age. Can you offer some suggestions or a belief eliminator that would best fit it?

Thank you,

Patricia

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Cindy February 10, 2010 at 9:25 am

Some of these blog comments are so heartbreaking. I wish I could somehow reach out to each of those suffering people and encourage them to love themselves and yet at the same time I understand. I have many of the same feelings since childhood, and yet when I hear others say them I am shocked and sad. I feel like there is no possible way anyone else should feel so bad about themselves but it’s okay for me to feel that way about myself. Doesn’t make sense I guess. I hope everyone here finds what they need to heal. At least here, maybe there is a starting point for some~I sincerely hope so. It is nice to know there is someone out there like Morty who is trying to help people overcome these devasting beliefs that destroy lives. I wish everyone well.

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Charlie February 8, 2010 at 5:45 pm

Hi Morty!

I finished the Natural Confidence course in under a week. Every day I did a few belief busting sessions, and I cannot believe how much better I feel!

The job I have is phone sales, and it requires me to answer phones of inbound calls from customers wanting to buy computers. If it wasn’t for your work, I don’t think I would have been able to survive my first few days on the floor taking calls. I KNEW that I didn’t have it in me to perform the job I was tasked to do.

I also do stand-up comedy. This was far easier for me to do than talking one on one with a client on the phone! That is, until now. I also have renewed (found) confidence in myself and my ability to make other people laugh without getting overly concerned if I make EVERYONE in the room laugh or not.

From the bottom of my heart, Thank you so much for making this available. It’s like a shoe to my mental backside that needed the kick start!

Charlie

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mortylefkoe February 5, 2010 at 11:05 am

@: Hi Janet,

You certainly can link to our site from yours and you can become an affiliate if you’d like. Go to http://recreateyourlife.com/partnersignup.

Regards, Morty

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Janet Robinson February 5, 2010 at 10:29 am

It’s interesting how so many people refer to events past childhood that would be responsible for their belief systems. My husband blames his first father-in-law for his ‘not good enough’ belief. I know his parents and can look at them objectively. The interesting thing is that the Law of Attraction works from our belief system. We see so much evidence of how we attract people into our lives who display the same behavior patterns that we are used to or comfortable with. It is a human condition to find ways to justify our belief systems.
I am so glad I landed on your website Morty. I hope that I am allowed to link to you from mine. Your method really works if people are willing to let it.

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Dennis McVey February 4, 2010 at 9:02 am

I just left the this message on a website recommending your methods and programs: http://artofmanliness.com. Let me know if you get some increased responses from this:

There is this great guy named Morty Lefkoe who has a system for busting beliefs that hold you back. It is a process that amazingly works far better than anything I’ve ever come across. I highly recommend his method. It sounds to good to be true at first, but I’ve tested them and it works very well. It is right along the lines of this article and enhances the ability for success. You can buy one module at a time for a very reasonable price of like $19.95 to test, or a whole program for less than the cost of 1-2 sessions with a counselor. This stuff really works! Best results found in 50 + years!
Try one for free first and do what it he says to do!
http://recreateyourlife.com/a/BecomeCapable
http://recreateyourlife.com/store/

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Morty Lefkoe February 2, 2010 at 1:15 pm

Hi Amanda,

Thanks for your interest in our work and for your note.

Your experience with the Lefkoe Belief Process is why we come to work each day. This is the type of difference in people’s lives that we are committed to making.

And if you think getting rid of a couple of beliefs produces miraculous results, wait until you eliminate a bunch of beliefs that cause specific problems (take a look at http://recreateyourlife.com/store).

Please stay in touch and let us know how you are doing.

Regards, Morty

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Amanda February 2, 2010 at 12:33 pm

I am in AWE!! From my childhood up I’ve hated myself. It resulted in several suicide attempts, staying in an abusive marriage and developing a deadly eating disorder. I had so many “Ah ha” moments during the video that I felt as if energy was exploding through my body. Wow… I gave meaning to all those events! The events meant nothing until I gave them meaning and decided I was not good enough; then, I carried them with me through life like a heavy burden! WOW….speechless. Now that I understand I am the creater I plan to give every event a positive meaning and look at each new day as a learning experience rather than something that defines the type of person I am. Even when the event is taken away, I am still the same person! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

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Andreas February 2, 2010 at 9:11 am

dammit, I meant “promote” not “appraise”…

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Andreas February 2, 2010 at 9:09 am

Hi Morty,

in reply to your latest email, I just wanted to tell you that a german translation of your program would be really nice. While my understanding of the English language is near perfect a lot of germans still have great trouble with it and are thus unable to make use of your program to the fullest. If it was available in german I´d be the first to start appraising it as loudly as I could. After all, there are more than 80 Million people over here, who are still closer to the dark ages than the present, when it comes to the evolution of consciousness (measured against the american “standard” which can be roughly extrapolated from the very existence of such institutions as the TLC. Over here in good old germany nobody would ever take such an idea seriously, let alone make it a reality ).

Long story short: Germany could really use your stuff and if you can make use of a non-professional translator like me I´d love to be a part of the translation process.

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Sonny February 1, 2010 at 12:09 pm

Hi Morty

Please can you HELP.

As there is no other way to contact you i am writing to you on this forum.

I tried your “Im not good enough” session..thank you for giving that for free btw) and i had an amazing difference. It wa truly amazing. so much so that i instantly bought the procastination package. I was hoping that i could download the package as well as wait for the DVD which will arrive in 3 to 4 weeks as im in the UK but there was no option to do so. Im very surprised that i couldnt download the seperate sections :-(

Now that i have had a closer look at the several packages that you offer i would like to change the package that i bought to the “Self Confidence” package as this not only gives me ALL of the seperate limiting beliefs but also allows me to go throguh them streaming online immedialtely !!! Please can you contact me to change this.

I look forward to your reply

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jennifer January 25, 2010 at 4:23 pm

i still have the belief i am not good enough listening to you made no difference in fact i became very depressed as nothing i do seems to help

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Maria January 23, 2010 at 5:30 pm

Hi Morty,
I am deaf and I would prefer to read about your methods to remove beliefs, do you have a version of your program for people who prefer to read? Thank you.
Sincerly,
Maria

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michael January 22, 2010 at 1:10 pm

Does removing beliefs with the Lefkoe method work on adult children of alcoholics? My father was a raging alcoholic. I did not have self esteem until I had low self esteem.

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Eric January 19, 2010 at 1:08 pm

Hi Morty,

Over the past couple of years I have given more attention to self development as I want to become a fitness trainer and want to learn about motivational techniques. I must say, by the time I had gone through the process of eliminating belief #1, I experienced something amazing. I was so relieved that I cried.

I am at belief #5, for now, I will stop and take the time to absorb what was said and reflect on it as much as I can. I feel so calm now…my head seems so clear and organized…I can’t wait to finish the program!

This is the first program I’ve gone through, never have I bought something like this from anyone – I don’t regret it. The only thing I regret if giving you a puny sum of under 300$ for your program, how can you let us rip you off like this, Morty? ;)

Thank you very much for helping me.

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gwen January 18, 2010 at 4:18 pm

Hi,
Is there a package that covers more than one belief or are they packaged separately?

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gwen January 18, 2010 at 4:18 pm

Hi,
Is there a package that covers more than one belief or are they packaged separately?

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gwen January 18, 2010 at 4:18 pm

Hi,
Is there a package that covers more than one belief or are they packaged separately?

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Bodhi January 18, 2010 at 2:35 pm

Hi Morty!
Wow, I am blessed to have found you. THANK YOU!!! I eliminated “Mistakes and failure are bad.” yesterday and even the words and expressions I used are different. I started expressing the real me that I have been wanting to express for 20 years. Today I eliminated ” I’m not good enough.” I am excited to see how I will express more of my Real/Best Self today. I am grateful for you.
Sincerely,
Bodhi

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Isaac January 17, 2010 at 6:29 am

Sorry ………. I have been failing to watch your video since everytime i accessed the link, can you perhaps save it as real player or windows media player, it is not opening ………. i cant comment anything or send it to my e-mail instead ……..

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karim khan January 16, 2010 at 2:27 am

my problem is that v human being r very much dependent on luckm and fortune for succes in our life affairs.our strules goes failed n many cases its luck and fortune dat determine our lives and future not our eforts wat u say? plz convince me

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Fiona Rossi-Mel January 16, 2010 at 1:01 am

Hi I was quite interested in reading what you had to say, except I don’t have any of the limiting beliefs you have listed to bust! Mine is regarding starting up a business and wanting and believing I can do better than the very well paid job I was in previously. Kind Rgds Fiona

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visitacion leticia s. de alban January 15, 2010 at 12:59 am

You have inspired me to move forward to my goal and really ” to believe in oneself” is important even if everybody has a negative outlook at ones capability.
i like what i saw in the film. Thanks and God bless!

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Jerry January 14, 2010 at 7:42 pm

Your links don’t work. Could not enter your sample free program. Does it work? Still don’t know.
J

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Nurhayati Sireagr January 14, 2010 at 7:21 pm

I chose I am not important.
After listening to you, I realize that the belief ‘I am not important’ is of my own creation. I am important to my family, to my close friends, and to myself. Now I can appreciate my presence, my accomplishments and my contributions to others.
I am important.
Thank you for changing my belief in a few minutes!
I feel great.
Nurhayati Siregar

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gertrude January 14, 2010 at 2:58 pm

I choose mistakes and failures are bad.
Actually i do not believe that.

I am the mistake. Being a calendaraccidentconception, surviving an abortionattempt, being cursed by my father, and later surviving abuse and murderattempts.
I’ll think about this. It might explain why i cannot live, believing being alive is my mistake, my guilt, believing my parents truth that i had no right of existence. Believing noone would ever love me.

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chin-chin January 14, 2010 at 9:09 pm

Gertrude I hope you read this. I noticed in your message that you don’t believe that mistakes and failures are bad. Ha! I think it’s a miracle that you are here taking this program.

Your parents probably had trouble loving themselves and each other. Break the chain of self-sabotage and reclaim your life! Every child is a wonderful gift. It doesn’t mean that they belong to their parents. Parents are just stewards or guardians for their kids. I’m sorry that you had bad stewards… I think the free programs I’m not Important and I’m not good enough could really help you! It helped me, even though I was an only child and spoiled at that!

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Dave January 14, 2010 at 1:26 pm

Wow!!.. understanding why i have felt a failure and beat myself up, sometimes literally for making mistakes is like ive been reborn, it has also given me more perception on my subconcious thoughts and reaction to peoples innocent actions towards me.

Thank you very much..

Dave

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rosaria January 14, 2010 at 10:32 am

Thank you for your program.I truly felt how beliefs are illusions,nonetheless,very convincing ones.I am facing the most difficult challenge of my life and felt very inadequate for a whole year.
Now,I am free to accept my true capability and even allow it to function for me.It is a remarkable victory to distinguish one self from a problem and
feel bigger than it by not living within its limits.I can say that I AM many things and that I CAN anything and that I no longer feel shame for my
current situation,as I can transform it to my advantage
Best Wishes
rosaria

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Ana January 11, 2010 at 6:56 am

I don’t feel I’ve eliminated the belief. I chose “I’m not good enough,” and I have always felt that way. But I agree with the first poster who said they saw an overemphasis on parental influences in childhood, when other influences could be just as powerful. I majored in psychology so I know this to be true. It’s NOT just parents alone who determine early beliefs. I too had an older sister who dominated me throughout life. I only just got over the domination a few years ago. And I was made fun of at every school I attended. In the past 4 years, I’ve been fired from more jobs that I’ve kept. All because I was not good enough.

Rather hard to get rid of that. I can’t say I felt any shift. Sorry.

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Morty Lefkoe January 11, 2010 at 5:21 pm

Hi Ana,

Thanks for your interest in our work and for your comment.

After working with over 13,000 clients in one-on-one sessions, we have discovered that with very few exceptions, self-esteem-type belief are formed in the first 5-6 years of life in interactions with our parents. This isn’t my theory; this is what happened when we looked for the the source of their actual beliefs.

This is not to say that siblings or others can’t be a major influence in other beliefs; they are. But I haven’t found an instance of I’m not good enough coming from interactions with parents yet. Once you have formed the belief, then you have evidence that it is true for the rest of your life. But those later situations aren’t causing the belief; they are the result of having the belief.

If you try to do the Lefkoe Belief Process and don’t have the correct source of the belief, the belief will not be eliminated. So if you were convinced the source was not your parents, that’s probably why the belief was not eliminated.

For more information on this topic see my blog post: http://www.mortylefkoe.com/092209/

Regards, Morty

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Andrea January 11, 2010 at 2:40 am

This is weird for me. Is it normal, not to remember the name of the program I completed? If I try to consciously think about it, I just can’t form the words in my head. No. Still can’t remember it, so I looked it up(again). I completed the ‘I’m not good enough” program. Powerful stuff.

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Guy January 8, 2010 at 7:30 pm

This was the experience I have been looking for. The “I am not good enough” ghost has been haunting for as long as I can remember and Morty has been able to design a video that powerfully all its foundations.
Morty, thanks for this. I think that I can finally be master of myself and unleash my potential.
There are many people out there that need to see this and I will do my share of marketing effort to promote your work.

Thanks again,
G

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Anthony January 7, 2010 at 10:02 pm

Thank you so much. Your way of overcoming beliefs is wonderful, logical and clear. I think that you are making a very good contribution to humanity. Continue your good work and may God bless and prosper you always.
Anthony.

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Michael Murphy January 6, 2010 at 5:07 pm

Morty,

O.k. Nothing really big happened. I mean, no super ‘a-ha!’, fireworks or epiphany. But my limiting belief DID disappear, instantly. It was so easy and so quick, like you said, I thought, ‘there’s no way this could be this easy.’ But, it was. Hard to believe, but it did work. Powerful and fast.

I’ve never seen anything that worked this powerfully. And I’ve looked for YEARS and tried many, many techniques, mantras, prayers and other systems. But nothing like this. I am, was, shocked.

Here’s what I got. Meanings create beliefs. They support and are the life blood of beliefs. When the meaning is correctly and objectively viewed, then, the belief is destroyed. This is huge!

Thanks Morty! I’ve got several very limiting beliefs to work on. I went from a very high six figure income, two years ago, hundreds of thousands of dollars (cash) in the bank, to almost being homeless (right now). In the past year, I’ve lost nearly everything. Money, houses, cars, marriage. I think that in finding you, I’ve found a key to my future. You’re a Godsend.

In deep gratitude,
Michael Murphy

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Harold January 4, 2010 at 2:20 pm

Hello Morty,

I followed a link on Saturday that lead me to your site. It amazes me how much information is out there to help people get through their stuff. However, Recreate your life has given me something very tangible.

My work situation as a cab driver recently became overwhelming to me and I stopped working. Over the holidays I became very depressed and distant. I have kept myself away from people almost exclusively for the last 2 weeks.

Saturday I eliminated the belief that I’m not important. I can’t say that I am completely out of the woods but I can’t even make myself feel bad anymore. I am still staying to myself but I feel okay. Your program really worked for me so far. Thank you very much.

As soon as I am financially able I will be ordering the next step in your program. Thank you again.

Harold

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Alex January 4, 2010 at 12:54 am

Hi Morty,

On the having people think well of me makes me feel good and important. A side to that is I was treated better overall, and that reinforced the idea I was good enough and important. In fact, I was pointed to as an example. This also occurs in the work place I please people I get benefit like promotions, extra considerations etc.

So how do I now go about eliminating this belief. I actually saw consequences of not meeting expectations and experienced the benefits of meeting expecatations.

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sherryayn January 1, 2010 at 6:09 pm

Morty,
I followed a link from Steve Pavlina’s site about eliminating a limiting belief.

Your walkthrough is the most effective and comprehensive “freebie” I have ever received.

I have “rational” beliefs that are very high in esteem but the subconscious or knee-jerk beliefs are quite the opposite. It’s not as easy as being logical. Your program solved that gap and allowed the knee-jerk beliefs to evaporate.

I look forward to letting my daughters take part in it. It’s so incredibly obvious to me that I am passing down and recreating what I experienced as a child.

Thank you so much for putting the time and effort into this program and then allowing us to benefit from it for free.

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Sarah January 1, 2010 at 1:19 pm

Hi Morty,
I really enjoyed your program. I have done the “I’m Not Good Enough” program which has helped eliminate this belief, and it was one I really had felt for a long time and really held me back.
Just thought I would give some feedback however and get your thoughts on something — as I felt that even though the point of the story is to teach us that in general it’s not our beliefs but the feeling we attach to an otherwise meaningless situation – I felt that the emphasis on “parents” and what they did to us in our childhood might have been a bit strong, as in my particular case, being the youngest of two children, I grew my belief from my older, competitive and unsupportive sibling who would often exclude me, be the “boss” and often cut me down in front of other people and make me feel unwanted and “not good enough”.
All of the “events” in my childhood that brought me to this belief were things that she said or did and how she made me feel about myself, and nothing really to do with my parents telling me off or the examples in the video.
I believe the process did work but personally I felt it was hard to concentrate on the video being that instead of a straight “Yes.” to the questions I kept thinking “mm yes, but it wasn’t my parents”.. “mmm not really, not my parents” etc.. Nevertheless the process has worked, and I feel much better about myself but just thought I would pass on incase you may need feedback.
I thought perhaps unless the research shows that it is indeed parents – that maybe it might be an idea to say “was there ‘someone in your life’ that did this… did they say this and make you feel this..??” etc as it may be easier for those of us who did not have parents that caused the belief, to relate a bit better.

Just a suggestion – I’d be interested to hear your views as to whether this would have the same effect. Thank you for your efforts in this program, and wishing you and your family the best for 2010.
Regards, Sarah

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Morty Lefkoe January 2, 2010 at 1:23 pm

Hi Sarah,

In your case the source of your beliefs might have been a sibling. But our experience with thousands of people indicate that the primary source of self-esteem-type beliefs is our parents — even when clients at first think otherwise.

See my blog post where I discuss this in more detail. http://www.mortylefkoe.com/how-to-find-the-source-of-beliefs/

Thanks for your response.

Regards, Morty

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Georgina December 31, 2009 at 2:22 am

Hi Monty
The idea that we are something else, not our beliefs is great and helped, however although i can understand the childhood experiences are where the beliefs are formed, in my experience it is adult experiences or life which has caused the problem. I had some terrible, tragic and unfortunate experiences over a long period of time, and ended up losing everything. I don’t see how to change to believing life can work out, when i have no contrary experience to draw on and currently can’t see a way out of a serious finanical mess with no work experience or qualifications to facilitate it. How do you change the beliefs about life and what life brings? Thanks!

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Morty Lefkoe December 31, 2009 at 12:52 pm

Hi Georgina,

If in fact your beliefs about life were formed recently as an adult (which is very unlikely), you would eliminate them the same way you eliminate beliefs formed in childhood. You recognize that there are alternative interpretations for the events that led to the belief, you realize that you never saw the belief in the world, you realize that the events have no inherent meaning. After doing all of that, the belief will dissolve.

You don’t need contrary evidence to realize that your belief is a generalization. You can truthfully say: So far this has happened. You can’t say as a fact that it will always happen.

Regards, Morty

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Mari-Lyn December 24, 2009 at 9:41 am

This was great to view the circumstance as an opportunity to heal my own thoughts and feelings into the situations, that I thought and felt not important.

I can now see how much I have used this as a crutch.
Thank you
Mari-Lyn

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Volker Karl Knoeringer December 24, 2009 at 4:55 am

Shit, this really works.

The belief “I’m not good enough” is totally gone.

I now KNOW that I’m good enough to get what I want or I learn to become good enough.

Thanks a lot.

And thanks a lot for the aching smiling muscles I walk around now ;-)

Karl

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jack December 20, 2009 at 3:51 am

I feel like I am not capable becuase I have these memories that happened 20 years ago and has little to do with my parents. These memories make me feel stuck guilty and shameful. So I am curious how earlier memories of my parents will take out that belief if it has nothing to do with my parents. I think its more ptsd from something else s well

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testing system December 17, 2009 at 9:59 am

just testing the system to see if it works

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jacnor December 16, 2009 at 9:02 pm

I just completed the program. I found it very eye opening as well as healing and I feel much better about myself. Although I may need to work on the rejection anxiety conditioning a little more. That one is being stubborn. I had a really scary childhood so I’m having some difficulty imagining what it would have been like to always feel unconditionally loved by my parents and therefore not experience rejection anxiety. At any rate things are clear for me now and I am deeply grateful for having come across this program. I needed it badly. Thanks a million!

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Rachel December 16, 2009 at 2:39 pm

I want to send you my gratitude. I am so thankful for what you have done for me.

However it works, whatever the method, the fact is I no longer have the feeling that I am not good enough.

Even typing it now it seems like such an empty statement and meaningless.

That feeling was so much a part of me for so long, it affected everything I did and said and ultimately the results I have produced in my life, from career to relationships. I fought the feeling most of the time and at others I gave into it and sunk into very low moods and depressions. I felt like one foot was on the accelerator and the other on the brake – that is how I have lived my life so far.

I am now looking forward to eliminating more limiting beliefs and to finally begin to live to my full potential. The feeling of freedom and possibility is immense.

Thank you and Steve Pavlina for directing me here in the first place.

With love

Rachel

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Linda December 15, 2009 at 12:30 pm

I have to admit I was very skeptical at first. I have been on a mission, for quite some time, to eliminate some very limiting beliefs. Your method of eliminating them is refreshingly simple, and you explain it in a way I had not thought of. Thank You

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jacnor December 13, 2009 at 12:06 pm

For a while I’ve been sensing underlying beliefs which are in conflict with my intellectual reasoning interfering with my success. Although I know they’re there I didn’t really know how to uncover them let alone eliminate them which has been a bit frustrating. Then I happened upon an advertisement for your program. I must say I was completely sold after going through the intro sample belief “I’m not good enough” and I didn’t hesitate to purchase the program. I’ve only gone through 5 beliefs but I am feeling unbelievably refreshed. I wonder what I’ll feel like after completing the program.

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laura December 12, 2009 at 12:51 pm

i have almost no memories of my childhood and don’t remember how they treated me so how do I bust these beliefs?

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sparkly1 December 9, 2009 at 10:09 pm

Hi
I just finished belief #16 doing things perfectly makes me good enough or important. This was a biggie for me! In fact I was doubting myself along the way thinking I am probably not doing it right and any improvements were so subtle at first it was hard to know for sure if it was working. I just kept moving through the beliefs. Well I am finally noticing improvements in my life. Now, I know without a doubt this is working for me! It is so cool how each day things are just a little better and it grows momentum. I am so excited about my possibilities now. It’s only been a week and my relationship with my teen daughter is much better (was very angry and feeling powerless) and I seem to suddenly have Good Luck in business. All kinds of opportunities opening up. If anyone is doubting, just get all the way through it before giving up…IT WORKS! I am almost 50yrs and have spent thousands on self help and it seem like my life is spent trying to “get better”. I am so excited to start living and enjoying life! I will keep you posted on my progress. Thanks Morty and Shelly.

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LaureN December 9, 2009 at 8:27 pm

Thank you for this generous gift. I really feel thi was time well spent, what a wonderful gift to share! May you receive blessings in return a thousandfold.
Kindly,
Lauren

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val December 8, 2009 at 6:05 pm

How very disappointing! Neither, the link, nor the alternative link for the free – getting rid of you limiting belief worked. I only hope to visit the site to try again. Good idea to give away free samples, but it is important to make sure that it works and work out the problems before you launch such a thing.

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Gloria December 7, 2009 at 3:06 pm

Morty,
I was the victim of molestation by a family member and, when my parents were informed, they blamed ME!
At the same time, my father was suffering from an undiagnosed brain tomer which essentially caused him to gradually lose his mind from the time I was 8 until he died when I was 18. And, not understanding what was going on with his brain, he openly blamed his depression, etc., on me, saying to me that they should never have had another child when their then youngest was 6. That child was me!
I wish I could get back all of the $ I’ve spent in therapy. I’d be a wealthy woman now!
My message to you is that you can’t apply one blanket method to heal all of life’s wounds. My wounds are controlled, but still present, and I don’t think that those wounds will ever completely heal.
Sincerely,
Gloria

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Cheri December 4, 2009 at 8:44 am

Morty,

Thank you Thank you Thank you!

I have been practicing the natural confidence belief busters and at first was not seeing many ‘big’ shifts. I knew it was working…I only skipped one belief.

On the audios you kept mentioning we probably had seen some changes by now…I really didn’t but I was going through the program pretty fast and just had faith. (Thanks for the price you charged – if I paid less I might have stopped!)

Anyway, when I got to the last belief ‘it’s dangerous to have people put attention on me’ it was HUGE. I felt so many things just click in place and i KNOW that things are different now. I had a huge celebration!!!

The conditioning work at the end is fabulous – I feel so much love and peace just imagining how I wanted my parents to react at those times. One last one to go this morning and I will be complete. I look forward to sharing concrete examples of the difference this has made in my life. God bless you and your wife and the work you do!

Cheri

p.s. I used Shelly’s suggestion of saying what is ‘true’ and feeling how that feels and then what is false and doing the same. REALLY helpful for me!

p.p.s. Two of the statements at the end didn’t quite hit me just right. I had to do some work to get them to ‘unravel’ things – but I got there!

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Mike December 2, 2009 at 8:15 am

I have a terrible memory. I am in college learning to be a computer support tech. My inability to remember is causing me problems with testing, comprehending what I read, etc. I also have a limited attention span. My mind wanders during class. I also must mention ringing in my ears. I hear loud ringing in my ears 24/7 for days at a time. There have been times when I haven’t slept for three days because of the constant ringing. When I am busy, the loudness lessens. When I am relaxed it intensifies. I am 60 years old, but I don’t buy the cliche that it is all a part of growing old. Can you help me?

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Sandy Eyles December 3, 2009 at 12:26 am

Dear Mike,
I am not a doctor but it sounds like to me you have tinititis. A constant ringing in the ear caused by damage inside your ear. This is a medical problem which may or may not be treatable. I believe that having this condition would be causing you a considerable amount of stress and anxiey and I think this would be attributing to your inability to remember things because it is something that you are focussing on (it would be very distracting). I think that if you get your ear problem fixed, you will find a lot of your problems will just disappear and instead of using all your energy to try to block out the constant ringing, then you can be using your energy to help you to achieve your goal. 60 is not old. You have a wealth of knowledge stored up in you and it is all still there. I think that you will be fine and things will be more peaceful internally.
I don’t know who you are or where you live, but, I hope that I have helped you.
warmest wishes
Sandy

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Randy December 9, 2009 at 6:55 pm

Sandy,
You are misinformed. Tinnitus MAY be caused by ear damage, but the vast majority of tinnitus cases are not caused by any physical problem. In fact, depression has been diagnosed in a large number of tinnitus cases. I am one such person. I found this site looking to see of Morty has a program (DVD or otherwise) for depression. I’m dissappointed he does not.
Randy

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sparkly1 December 1, 2009 at 12:21 pm

Hi
Yesterday I did change is difficult and takes a long time. I kept falling asleep and felt very confused. Almost like my brain didn’t want to make any changes and wouldn’t cooperate. I had to keep rewinding the video because I would doze a little or just not paying attention. I decided to do it again today and I used the words.. I can’t be fixed instead. I felt more alert and clear while going through it but at the end I got real tired again?? Like I could take a nap right now! What does this mean? When I say I can’t be fixed, it seems a little ridiculous…and I think ..you’re not broken. If I say change is difficult…I still have a little doubt. Was my choice of words to far off? Thanks

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Kay December 4, 2009 at 6:38 pm

Hi Sparkly1,
I have also found that I can’t stay awake during some of these beliefs! I don’t have a reason to be tired and it’s not right after a big meal so it seems very odd. I try to push through the session then go take a 30 minute nap and I completely zonk out. Makes me wonder if my subconscious is trying to protect me from eliminating the belief.
kt

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Deb November 30, 2009 at 9:25 am

I have emailed you on this twice, but never received an answer. I listened to your program on dealing with children to find afterwards that is was not for teenagers. I have asked you if you have a program for dealing with teenagers?

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Gail November 30, 2009 at 6:15 am

Hi Morty,

I got your system and am working my way through the beliefs – I’m on #13 this morning. Just took your latest email with the ‘free’ connection in it and shared with my 3 closest. I hope they try it out too. Thank you for sharing your insights free of charge – I think that’s terrific.

Gail.

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KO November 30, 2009 at 1:19 am

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! IT’S AMAZING, IT REALLY DOES WORK!!!! :)

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magda November 29, 2009 at 11:22 pm

I find this helpful. But I think often we emulate our parents and that leads to some of the problems we have. Sometimes they’re bad models for us. It’s not just what they say, it’s what they do and what they say along with it. My parents had a bad relationship, got divorced, and then had more bad relationships. They did say things that told me relationships were not good things, but I think what they DID and what I SAW had more of an impact on me. I don’t think words alone cause all the damage. So maybe I have the belief relationships don’t work. But if my parents had had a wonderful marriage but said some negative things about relationships at times, I doubt I’d have that belief.

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Michael Conant November 28, 2009 at 7:53 pm

“What parenting school did your parents go to?”

OK based upon the answer of most likely .none.

What would you see as the answer to “What did you learn in parenting school?”

using the information and understanding the needs of children to get the best guidance and upbringing to not have to deal with the false beliefs that we are all in need of breaking!

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David November 28, 2009 at 7:36 pm

Hi,

this is really powerfull. I will have to wait a bit to see if it really freed me from undesired consequences of the belief I felt I got rid of, anyways I ordered your book. This thing was impressive enough to look into it deeper.

Btw. I found examples of my parent putting me on the spot (I had to play music in front of strangers a lot) and I always felt like everybody else was making fun of me – and like I was not good enough!

I never concluded this from the reaction of others. Somehow I always assumed they were not kicking me out of musicschool out of pity and those kind of things. So I found some instances where I unarguably failed in a performance and where my mom really pushed me to go out even though I plain and simply SUCKED – and she was proud but I am sure everybody else was really suffering from my performance on the violincello.

So my point here is that through your exercise I found that the belief ‘I am not good enough’ must have benn formed by self criticism rather than by external criticism. Triggered by not being able to perform up to the standards of my mom who seemed the only one not being aware of that. Weird, isn’t it?

Thank you for that method in any case it was a very intense experience.

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Louise Howell November 28, 2009 at 10:24 am

@: It would be my pleasure. Do I need a phone to do this?
Louise Howell

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garry November 27, 2009 at 6:15 pm

WOW! I BELIEVE I GOT IT, IT,S ME I AM THE SOLUTION THANKYOU,THANKYOU,THANKYOU

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Sara November 27, 2009 at 1:25 pm

I eliminated the belief “I am not Important”. For the first time I know what forgiveness feels like. I have been so amazed at how many areas of my life this belief was affecting. From parenting my own daughter, to being a wife, friend and employee. It has opened me up to believing in myself and feeling more confident. I look forward to releasing more of my limiting beliefs.

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garry November 27, 2009 at 12:11 am

thanks things seam clear now & thanks to joe also garry in ozz

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melody November 26, 2009 at 7:07 pm

@: Dear Morty,
Thank you for your generous information on your website, I am truly grateful. May I ask a couple of questions? Firstly how is it possible for me to become a facilitator of your work, as I believe it will go hand in hand with my current occupation.
Secondly, I am sure you get this question,
what about if the beliefs are past life and we are carrying them through? I am aware you only work with present life, however how do you answer these enquiries?
Looking forward to your response,

Warmly,

Melody Bass

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Kay November 26, 2009 at 5:29 pm

Hi Morty,
Your program has really helped me a great deal – thanks. The process is really amazing.

I’m running through the beliefs again and I’m getting stuck on “mistakes and failure are bad.” How can some mistakes possibly NOT be bad? For example, I’ve made many mistakes that have hurt people, caused a loss of money, made circumstances worse, etc. My friend’s younger sister lost control of her car by driving too fast, crashed, and her passenger was killed. We are currently in a war in Iraq based on lies – many people have died! How are mistakes like this not ‘bad’? Where’s the line – childhood? I did some damage then, too (broke stuff, hurt myself, etc). How can I learn and avoid mistakes if I don’t believe they’re bad?

Thanks,
Kay

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Justyn Vallori November 26, 2009 at 2:49 pm

Morty,
I sent for the first free limiting belief info and never received it.
The issue was “I’m not good enough”. I’d like to have that.

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rachael November 26, 2009 at 1:15 pm

Hi Morty ~

Just wanted to say Thank You for this information. For it has been very rewarding, I went through the material whether it was yours or the groups combination, but I feel wonderful. I could literally feel the blockages being removed from my body. This is soooo amazing, I have taken workshops and coures covering these subjects however this must be MY Time for healing cause I could and can literally feel them being ripped from within and I am ecstactic. Thank you once again.

Rachael

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Sister Song November 25, 2009 at 2:48 am

Hi there. Please may I have a transcript of your videos. I’m having a problem with the sound on my PC. Thanks so much, Sister Song.

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Louise Howell November 24, 2009 at 9:18 pm

Hi there!
I remember Joe from the secret that lead me to “ask and it is given”/Abraham/esther hicks. This is where I got excited. That excitement has lead me to ask for the universe to deliver to me the help I need in clearing in beliefs that limit me in any way. When I find a job, this is something I will re-visit. It sounds interesting. Sometimes….it is the beliefs you hold, that hold you.
Louise H. Nashville, Tn.

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Llenar November 24, 2009 at 12:48 pm

We are on the same page. I have been practicing and teaching a similar principle for YEARS called NO OUT THERE! I’d LOVE It if you’d be my guest on an upcoming segment of the No Out There Talkshow on BlogTalk Radio. The show is LIVE Wednesdays at 9pm CST. I look forward to receiving your reply via e-mail. YEAH!

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Kenneth November 24, 2009 at 12:37 pm

Hey Morty,

So far I have seen certian changes is my life that I never though that would happen! I thank you for creating this method, I just reffered your program to some family and friends of mine.

Thanks,

Kenneth

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JohnScott November 24, 2009 at 11:16 am

I was surprised that my feelings did change after a short video. Very interesting and convincing!

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YUKI MORITA November 21, 2009 at 7:54 am

Hi!My name is Yuki Morita.
Could I buy your product such as DVD even thogh I live in Japan?
Please send email back.
If I can,I am going to get that as soon as possible.

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les November 20, 2009 at 7:27 pm

Morty,

I was thinking I would really love to be trained to do this with others. This is great stuff you are doing. I feel like a major shift has happened since doing ” I am not good enough.”

I do wish you would add a program for ” I am not wanted” and/or ” I am not loved/loveable”. I could use it and I am sure many others could also.

Thanks for your work.

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maura November 18, 2009 at 11:14 am

@: I agree — it’s been buffering for maybe 5-6 minutes for me, and now I’m set in “mistakes and failure are bad.” Not what I needed today!

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tori November 16, 2009 at 3:42 pm

Morty,

Can you tell me exactly how you figured out what the limiting beliefs were? And even more importantly, do they really exist in a verbal form? Although I may sometimes feel “I’m not important,” etc., those are just words that represent feelings but are different than feelings themselves. How can these beliefs be solved totally verbally? I know psychologists think that talking about problems brings them out of the unconscious but I don’t think there’s any evidence of that and I haven’t been helped by therapy other than just being glad someone is there to talk to–but never felt a psychic shift and it is operating somewhat on the same assumptions about beliefs existing verbally. I think shifting a negative belief is different than shifting a sentence with “not” into one without “not.” Can you talk about this a little? Thanks.

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Julia November 14, 2009 at 9:54 am

Hello,

The video has been buffering for ten minutes. I am giving up!

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April November 8, 2009 at 12:24 pm

Hello,
I am a licensed mental health therapist. I am interested in receiving training to utilize this method in practice. Please forward me information. I also attempted to share three e-mail addresses of friends who may find this interesting. However, a script kept stating that the entered e-mails were invalid. I checked them and tried re-entering them. I was not able to input them.
Thank You,
April

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Marion November 6, 2009 at 12:43 pm

It’s realy great how it worked even english is not my mother laguage.

Is theír any translation into german? I have same friends, they don’t understand enough english.

Love
Marion

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Morty Lefkoe November 5, 2009 at 1:18 pm

Hi Mona,

I can’t stop crying after reading your post. Thank you for allowing us to make such a profound contribution to you. Thanks for being so open to it. Thanks for making your life work. Thanks for being who you are.

My life is about helping people to make the changes you’ve made in your life. To get free. To create new possibilities for their lives. I am so moved by what you’ve achieved.

Part of the reason for my strong reaction to your post is your age. You got free at an early age. Most people have to wait until a large part of their lives are over. You’re just starting.

Love, Morty

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Mona - The weirdo. November 5, 2009 at 12:30 pm

I bought the Natural Confidence program. My main goal was to get rid of procastrination and social fear. I did the whole program during the weekend and then it was Monday and I went to school and I didn’t think more about it. Later I noticed how I coudln’t seem to get hurt by anything that anyone said. I used to have a glass wall in front of me when it came to speaking my mind to others, but now there’s a constant stream of crazy nonsense coming out of me that I didn’t dare to share with others before. Maybe not so fun for everyone else… but definatley fun for me!!! =D

What I wasn’t able to get completley rid of at first though, was my procastrination. I belived for a whole week that it was gone, because I’ve always belived in that change happens easily (that and the powerless belief were the only beliefs that I didn’t have of the 19 beliefs on the list). Tonight I went back and redid “What makes me good or important is doing things perfectly”. I had a bit of trouble with that one since I couldn’t remember doing thigns perfectly and getting praised for it by my parents, but it helped when I made up those events having happened to me. Redoing that belief seem to have been the final negative bird that left my mind. I could literally feel that belief dissolving. I don’t feel like hiding from my school assignments anymore. I feel like I could do anything. I’m turing 19 soon… maybe I’ll even invite some friends over and show them this. They’ll think I’m a weirdo, but it doesn’t matter because this weirdo has no social fear anymore. :)

Lots of love and lots of thanks

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jason November 3, 2009 at 5:02 pm

Hi Morty,

I am interested in trying one of your programs. Specifically either Natural Confidence or End Procrastination. The descriptions of each product lead me to believe that they cover many of the same limiting beliefs.

So, my big question is, what makes the programs different? How does the focus change if the content is the same, or very similar?

Thanks for your time,

Jason

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Christina November 3, 2009 at 1:56 am

Sincere thanks Morty – for making change easy!

Its a ‘wow’ from me! In such a short space of time – I’ve busted the “mistakes and failure are bad” limiting belief and have been blessed with a new awareness of not passing on the same beliefs to my own children (A-ha moment for me). I have been searching for some kind of breakthrough for me and know in my heart that this is it. A lesson I learned through Bob Proctor’s six minutes program is: “When the student is ready, the teacher will appear” and so am grateful for Marci’s email that led me here… I am ready to recreate my life….. So exciting!

God bless!
Christina

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Perry November 2, 2009 at 3:36 am

Hi Morty,

I have been doing “change and difficult and takes a long time” for more then three times and it is does not work.

Perry

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Diana Lynn November 1, 2009 at 11:02 pm

I just watched the free “I’m not good enough” video. I enjoyed it very much, but there was WAY too much emphasis on parents. I was a straight-A student who did what my parents wanted, and I was their pride and joy. It wasn’t until I married (at 22), in fact not until I was about 27, that I started feeling “not good enough”. The source was my spouse, not my parents. People who knew me through college would never have believed that I could have low self esteem. Once my (now ex) husband cornered me in a room and refused to let me by until I said the words, “You are the better parent.” My older son, who was about 7 at the time, came in afterwards and hugged me and told me he thought I was a good mother. It almost makes me cry to think about it. Now I’m 57 and the truth about who is and is not a good parent is known to all in our family. I AM good enough. But throughout your program, the constant reference to PARENTS and what your PARENTS said and did was jarring. I think you should acknowledge other possible sources of the “I’m not good enough” belief.

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Morty Lefkoe November 1, 2009 at 8:52 am

Hi Nigel,

You get a belief without charge. And then that belief is gone. You don’t have to do anything about that specific belief again.

But any given problem in your life has several beliefs causing it. Like procrastination that has 16 or fear of rejection that has 9. When you eliminate all the beliefs that cause a given problem, the problem disappears.

For more information, look at http://recreateyourlife.com/store.

Contact me if you still have any questions.

Regards, Morty

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Perry November 1, 2009 at 4:42 am

Something is happening to myself, to my brain, my body and to my mind. My body keep shaking like a little kids everytime I use Morty’s voice as I can not controle it! I am like hynotized. I feel weird as I am crazy, maybe I am but deep inside of me I am know that I am ok ?!

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nigel October 31, 2009 at 10:03 pm

Hi there,
how does this work… you buy the programme, do it once and clear your limiting beliefs, then thats it… dont need to do it again?

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Morty Lefkoe October 31, 2009 at 6:34 pm

Hi,

Sorry we had so much traffic that we ran out of bandwidth. We had so many people watching so many videos on all our web sites that we needed to increase the amount of bandwidth we purchased monthly. The program is now working.

Regards, Morty

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Jan October 31, 2009 at 5:28 pm

I get the same error message too. I hope its fixed soon!

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craig October 31, 2009 at 5:17 pm

ditto the other comments – all I got was a promotion to spend $$ upgrading to a faster internet speed. Disappointing.

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Bernard October 31, 2009 at 10:43 am

Hi
I tried to get rid of a limiting belief but the video didn’t play. All I got was a message that says:
The video hosting bandwidth allowance for this account has been exceeded.
Please click here to upgrade your account to a plan offering more bandwidth

Please could you fix this so that I can get rid of a limiting belief.

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Francie October 29, 2009 at 1:24 pm

Hello Marty,
Your process is very valuable. Unfortunately after I wrote “I’m not good enough” and clicked CONTINUE the next screen was blank and nothing appeared or was heard. I tried the process a second time and experienced the same glitch. Any support available for moving through the screens would be appreciated.
Thank you

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Andreas October 29, 2009 at 10:24 am

This is mindblowing!
I´m not sure whether or not it will last, but I could actually feel the belief being “drained dry”.
It was as if the force it represented just “bled out” from my veins.
The comfort and joy this provides is almost frighteningly large.
Thanks for this method, it´s truly powerful an effective.

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Phil October 28, 2009 at 4:33 pm

Morty, I hope you’re reading these
comments from latest date to earliest
date. It’ll save you some time with my
comments. Several quick points. Some
might interest a few other people.

1. No need to further answer my
comments unless you see a reason to.
I’ve gone ahead and purchased the
product. I bought Natural Self-Confidence,
because I understood that eliminating
all of those related beliefs would
also eliminate all beliefs that have
supported my procrastination and
perfectionism behavior patterns.

2. I wrote the comments under a pen
name. My name is Phil, not Jay.

3. My main reservations about your
program was what seemed liked boring
repetition. So far I’ve eliminated the
first four beliefs and have enjoyed
the process. The programs are not as
repetitive as I’d thought they’d be.

4. I’m now seeing that the repetition
that does exist in eliminating the
first four beliefs is important. After
a few repetitions of some items, the
“light bulb clicks on.” It’s as if I
didn’t really understand the first few
times.

I finally bought the program because
it seemed like a “no-brainer” to me.
Even if the program were as boring as
I thought it would be, I’d gladly go
through that to eliminate thinking,
feeling, and behavior patterns that
have sabotaged my life over much of
the past 60 years. No question about
that.

Since the program has a 100%
money-back guarantee, there was no risk
to me. And so far, I’m very happy with
the program and my progress.

Thanks, Morty.

Phil

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Ixchel October 28, 2009 at 6:07 am

I was very sceptical at first as I felt saying “I am not good enough” would reinforce the belief and was scared to try the system. I received an email from Marci Shimoff and thought I had to give it a try and I am still quite shocked. I instantly feel happier and empowered to just go out, get what I want and say what I mean. I would like to thank you for allowing me to trial this for FREE. It is an amazing experience and I am very grateful for the opportunity to get rid of this niggling feeling. Thank you and I look forward to receiving your newsletter.

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isaros October 27, 2009 at 3:47 pm

Hi,

I liked the concept and I’ve been using NLP for a few years and all this makes perfect sense.

Though I find limitations in the process. Here is an example
About the belief “Mistakes and failure are bad”

I think our brain is not that stupid to form false belief randomly. Beliefs serves us.
Believing that bad driving on the highway could cause your death is useful because it keeps you alive.

I think the real problem is to accurately assess how useful a certain belief is in a given situation.

When I do programming, I always do mistakes and I learn from it because of the debugger function… I’m not afraid to do mistakes and I think it’s good because it makes me progress.

But when I apply for a new job in my dream company, I may find myself thinking “If I screw up the interview it’s over, they won’t hire me ever…”

My point is : Between dying in a car crash because of a mistake or dying in a video game because of a mistake, there is a lot of things happening in the middle and it’s hard for us to evaluate what a mistake could cost us.

So I think it would be a good thing to have a method to determine what are the best beliefs to have in every given situation of our lives in order to accomplish what we want. But not just about how to get rid of beliefs…

But I completely agree that controlling our beliefs is the key to success in life and therefore your method can help people who find themselves with limiting, exacerbated or inappropriate beliefs.

Regards

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Andy October 27, 2009 at 2:12 am

After the shaking and baking the talking white screen put me through, i feel gloriously warm and a bit dizzy….ouf. Ok i have not been placed in an oven but just feel as if i had been. Now, somewhat stunned by my reactions i must somehow doubt, Your approach is boggling my mind, wetting my cheeks and pecking at my wallet. Amazing i can’t believe it…omg i can’t believe it!!!!!!!! Is it a capital offence to pun?

i’m terribly sorry if it seems mean or offensive…its just a reflex that when someone says it is all quite simple and easy well ‘the eyes roll to the ceiling’. Like, reading the time from a watch is easy, but omg do you see what goes on with the gears and springs, or pulsed quartz signals etc.

Thank you very much for the free belief busting and all that hard work in formulating these sessions.. this is probably a very good system. I think it worked, the sculptor image was pretty and it sure was easier to say at the end. However, the glib must out, is there a package for ‘is this going to rip me off anxiety’? Sure i’d love to know how one makes money, If i had it i’d be merrily blabbering to little white box, since then the pecking wouldn’t be causing any black holes in the wallet-conscience galaxy… oh well maybe i just need ‘a 52 steps to putting thoughts in order package’

deep thanks
Andy

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Jay October 26, 2009 at 6:33 pm

Morty,

Regarding your note in an email…and maybe on your website…about my having said that (i) it seems that my belief that “mistakes and failure are bad” came from the almost omni-present church experiences and (ii) going through the exercise seemed extremely boring.

You have experience with thousands of people and your system. My only experience is with myself. Perhaps the belief “mistakes and failure are bad” did come primarily from my parents. It doesn’t resonate, so I’ll do the exercise again and substitute the preachers for my parents. And I’ll report back.

I’ll use that opportunity to re-evaluate my thoughts about the “boring” nature of the exercises. I used Alfred Ellis’ REBT “disputing” techniques during different periods. Including a few sessions with Al before he died. The main problem I had with sticking with those exercises was that they were so repetitive that I cognitively knew the answer and soon as I thought of the question. So it was very difficult motivating myself to keep practicing the technique…over and over again.

I notice what seem like two differences between your system and Al’s. First, each of your exercises takes far longer than any of Al’s “disputing” exercises. That struck me as a negative when I went through the second exercise. (Also, I did not experience a change in feeling when I worked with the second exercise, while I did with the first.0

Second, I understand that I’d only need to go through each of the 16 or 18 or so exercises only once to permanently remove my procrastination behavior pattern. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

So…given the tremendous cost that I have paid in my life because of procrastination…I’d be willing to go through 16 or 18, etc. number of exercises once if that would permanently remove my procrastination behavior pattern.

Thanks, Morty.

Jay

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Jay October 26, 2009 at 6:22 pm

Hi Morty,

Thanks for your answers to my two questions.

Your point that I can’t use my daily experiences to tell me whether I’ve gotten rid of one belief makes sense. I understand that I’d need to remove all the supporting beliefs that play into my relevant behaviors.

I’m sure that you are accurate and I incorrectly remembered the part of the videos that talked about possibilities without limiting beliefs.

I appreciate the time you took to answer my questions.

Jay

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Morty Lefkoe October 26, 2009 at 5:59 pm

Hi Alicia,

Thanks for taking the time to write.

I am truly sorry that our belief-elimination process didn’t work for you.

We make it available because literally tens of thousands of people have told us it does work for them, and every once in a while someone is disappointed. I’m sorry you are one of those people. I’m not sure why it doesn’t seem to work for some people. Hopefully we’ll figure it out some day and make the process even more effective.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe October 26, 2009 at 5:40 pm

Hi Jay,

Thanks for your interest in our work and for taking the time to write.

Here is my response to your two questions:

Just like you can know that you have a belief when you say the words at the beginning of the process, without having to “live your life,” so you can know that the belief is gone as soon as the process is over. The words will sound meaningless, with no energy or negative feelings — almost the opposite of how they felt at the start of the program. One additional way to know that a lot of beliefs are gone is when the problem that they cause is gone. But getting rid of one belief will not necessarily produce an specific change in behavior or feelings. SO you can’t look to your daily experience to confirm that a belief really is gone. See my blog post last week (102009) (http://mortylefkoe.com) for more details on this subject.

Asking you what’s possible is not a logical or illogical jump. I’m not telling you anything. I’m only asking and telling you what people answer after they’ve shifted their identity form the creation to the creator the creation. In that state, people report that it feels as if anything is possible. I’m not saying it is or isn’t.

Regards, Morty

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Bill October 26, 2009 at 5:27 pm

Morty, I think your program is great. However, I tried to use your “support” section of your web page and couldn’t get it to work. It wouldn’t let me put anything in the “dept” section and nothing after that would work. Also, I would like to be an AFFILIATE with you. Thanks, Bill

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Morty Lefkoe October 26, 2009 at 5:27 pm

Hi Tori,

Thanks for your interest in our work and for taking the time to write.

You can call the alternative meanings “lies” if you want to, but that is saying that you were “wrong” when you were a child. If virtually all children reach the same conclusion with similar circumstances as a child, then their belief is one possible interpretation. And there are many others that we don’t think of as children.

Why would the one we come up with as a child be “a lie” and all the other ones “a truth”? There are all interpretations that could explain all the events.

Regards, Morty

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Name October 26, 2009 at 1:33 pm

I find this amazing and simple. Wow! I’m analitical so I am tempted to go into how this actually works and will try not to and allow it to just happen. Amazing because other similar thoughts have popped into my mind a day later and have been eliminated and there is a sense of Peace. I have researched many systems and the Key is finding something that is quick and immediate. So how is this different from EFT, EMDR, Silva, The American Monk,Sedona, The Work, Reikie, Ho’opono Hawaiian, Regular Therapy, Hypnosis, Acupuncture, Retreat Therapy, Survivor Therapy, 12 step support group, Sunday Church, etc??? I thought I was done working on childhood issues trying to focus on the present and here I am again doing some healing work again on similar issues and beliefs which I can apply to current situations. I’m guessing that this is where I need to be at the moment and the timing seems right.

I am writing a book specifically on the “concept” of Christ healing and why Jesus was able to heal people instantly. As a healer myself…. there is a great fear and temptation but I wont get into that.

I wish to submit to “the Universe” and ask if someone would be so kind to purchase this program for me as a Gift. Currently I cannot afford to purchase these programs and would love to have the complete set. I am asking with humility and kindness.

Thank you in advance.

John

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Diana October 26, 2009 at 4:32 am

@: Pilar,

I wanted to congratulate you on your post Pilar! I am an ESL teacher and this is a HUGE problem for my students and many people learning new languages. They fear making mistakes. They have learned that making mistakes is wrong and should be avoided at all costs. This is very limiting for learning a language because you need to use the language in order to improve. This will lead to mistakes, but who cares!! -Actually many people care-

Your post really hit home and I want to recommend this program to all my students. Morty’s programs are amazing. I just did the “Mistakes and failure are bad” and I experienced everything that everyone else mentioned.

As a birthday present to myself I am going to get the stress reduction course. It is very large with over 23 sections but I think that I am worth it. What better way to celebrate my birthday than with a way to reduce stress and enjoy life more.

Thank you so much Morty.

I’d love to promote your courses on my site and possibly do an email interview with you. How can I contact you? I’ve included my email with this post so maybe you could contact me via email.

Thank you so much for providing such a wonderful resource to so many people.

All the best,

Diana Tower
http://www.helping-you-learn-english.com

PS: Here is your post edited Pilar:

Hi Morty,

Thank you for your free programs. I have done the(REMOVE) three of them in(ON) three different days. I’m not sure if the belieFS have been eliminated, but I’ll tell you what I have felt. First I did “I’m not good enough”. I was in a bad mood before doing it because I had had an argument with somebody. After the program my mood had(REMOVE) changed completely and during(FOR) the rest of the day and the next day I felt really happy.

I then did “I’m not important”. I also felt a change on(IN) my mood, although not so dramatic as in(REMOVE) the first time. What I have(REMOVE)liked more(THE MOST ABOUT) of(REMOVE) your programs, and I feel is the key for me, is the moment when you show (US) that what we see HAS NO real meaning and that the meaning we believe things have is the meaning we attribute to them. It seems to me that understanding this is great wisdom. I useD to meditate, observing my thoughts and trying to not follow them, not believe them while I see them. When I realize I am thinking and not being aware of my breathing, I say “thinking”. I have the sense that what you ARE proposING is like OR SIMILAR TO retrospective meditation.

I have just done the third program. I HAD some difficulty WITH THIS ONE, BECAUSE this belief was very closely associated to another belief that was reinforcing it. I realized that this associated belief was (I want to say was) “Life punishes you when you make a mistakes or a failure”, and that there was fear linked to this belief. I have also tried to give ADDITIONAL interpretationS to the facts that created this belief, while I was following your program.

As I said I’m not sure if I have eliminated these three believes, but AS you CAN see, I’m writing here in a language that is not my mother TOUNGE, probably MAKING lots of mistakes, and now I don’t have the feeling that ANYTHING serious is going to happen BECAUSE OF that. The fear OF MAKING mistakes IS NOTt preventING me from writing here. If somebody sees a mistake in my writing and wants to correct it, I WOULD be grateful. So thanks for this and very good luck!

Pilar

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Great work…and congratulations!

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Pilar October 26, 2009 at 2:39 am

Hi Morty,

Thank you for your free programs. I have done the three of them in three different days. I’am not sure if the believes have been eliminated, but I’ll tell you what I have felt. First I did “I’am not good enough”. I was in a bad mood before doing it because I had had an argument with somebody. After the program my mood had changed completely and during the rest of the day and the next day I felt really happy.

I did then “I’m not important”. I also felt a change on my mood, although not so dramatic as in the first time. What I have liked more of your programs, and I feel is the key for me, is the moment when you show that what we see have not a real meaning and that the meaning we believe things have is the meaning we attibute to them. It seems to me that understanding this is great wisdom. I use to meditate, observing my thoughts and trying to not follow them nor believe them while I see them. When I realize I am thinking and not being aware of my breathing, I say “thinking”. I have the sense that what you propose is like a restrospective meditation.

I have just done the third program. I have felt some kind of difficulty while I have done it, as if this belief was very closely associated to another belief that was reinforcing it. I had realized that this associated belief was (I want to say was) “Life punishes you when you make a mistakes or a failure”, and that there was fear linked to this belief. I have tried also to give another interpretation to the facts that created this belief, while I was following your program.

As I said I’m not sure if I have eliminated these three believes, but you see, I’m writing here in a language that is not my mother lenguage, probably doing lots of mistakes, and now I don’t have the feeling that nothing serious is going to happen for that. And the fear to make mistakes have not prevented me from writing here. If somebody sees a mistake in my writing and wants to correct it, I will be grateful. So thanks for this and very good luck!

Pilar

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Anna Andrews October 26, 2009 at 1:20 am

Hi Morty

I have tried the ‘I am not good enough’ comment and found that it does work and thank you very much for your free help to those of us who are bound by something that others have forced into our belief system. In my case my parents and teachers just did not ever tell me that I was doing well so I strove to do better and achieve more which I did. I succeeded in always being at the top of the class, to be the best at sports at debating and anything I could achieve, I did achieve. However, I still never received a word of approval from anyone. I then married a man who could not say anything good to me either and now am with a partner who is the same. I now see that my belief system was incorrect in that no one actually needs to tell me that I am good enough, I need to see it myself and that is what I am doing now. Luckily I did my utmost to encourage my children by always telling them that they were clever enough even when teachers told them (or their father) that they were not. The result has been that all five of them have attended university and
have been highly successful in their after school achievements (they were average in school)and in their chosen careers. I have been moderately successful only in the last four years but felt that I was held back from achieving greatness by ‘something’ and found that with your help, I have overcome this feeling of not being good enough. Thank you again for your input into my life.

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Jay October 24, 2009 at 7:54 pm

Morty,

I just went through the second belief: “Mistakes and failures are bad.” The result was very different from what I experienced when I worked on this other belief earlier this evening: “I am not good enough.” It’s possible that the limitations of the technology made a difference.

The video talked about how I saw and listened to what my parents did and then I concluded “Mistakes and failure are bad.” But I don’t think that’s where my belief came from. And at the end of the exercise, saying “Mistakes and failures are bad” felt like it did at the beginning. No change.

From the time I was two weeks old, I was raised in an environment in which preachers spouted “hellfire and brimstone” sermons almost every night. I heard many thousands of sermons between age two weeks and age 11. Most of them were of this type.

And the preachers said unless a person is “holy”, God will punish that person forever in hell. I think that’s where I got my belief of “Mistakes and failures are bad.” After all, those were the types of “mistakes and failures” I heard preached almost every night.

Since the video kept referring to actions of parents, it did not resonate with me in terms of where I got my belief.

Although I intellectually dropped the belief about hell, etc. when I was a teenager, I’m 60 years old now and am realizing how much I’ve been limited by my belief that “mistakes and failure are bad.”

I’d be interested in your program, but I have a serious reservation. The two free programs were so similar that I can’t imagine being able to use the same structure to eliminate 12 or 15 (or whatever number) of beliefs. I find the repetitiveness extremely boring and have bad “vibes” about going through that structure over and over with different beliefs.

I’m not writing for the purpose of criticizing. I’m writing to give you honest feedback. I’d love to eliminate the beliefs that have led to my extreme procrastination and failure to use many talents that I have. It’s hard for me to believe that the answer is here.

Thank you.

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Jay October 24, 2009 at 5:32 pm

Morty, thanks for sharing your information and expertise. I chose the belief “I’m not good enough.” Two main thoughts, which I hope you’ll take constructively:

1. I’m not sure that the belief is gone. Because, as I believe you said early in this program, we can’t see our beliefs. Rather, we observe our behaviors and feelings and then infer that one or more certain beliefs exist. (Maybe I didn’t say this exactly right, although I tried.) I haven’t had a chance to observe my actions in situations after doing the exercise, so I don’t know to what extent the belief is gone. Make sense?

2. The logic of going from “I create my beliefs” to “My possibilities are endless” seems like an illogical jump. One of the problems I’ve had in my business life is that I’ve believed I could do anything…and did not pay nearly enough attention to the skills and types of roles that I am weakest at. Consequently, I’ve failed to use my strengths rather than try to fix my weaknesses. I believe that each of us does have strengths and that knowing these and focusing on using them and getting other people to do the kinds of business/job roles that I’m not strongest at can make me more effective. So I don’t agree that getting rid of negative beliefs makes my possibilities endless. Unless you’re saying there are endless ways to use the strengths I have so long as I eliminate key beliefs that have limited me.

I’ll appreciate your feedback when you have a chance.

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David October 24, 2009 at 7:38 am

Hi Morty,

Firstly it is great to see someone really give something away for free on the internet I think it will really boost sales of the programme.

Secondly The I’m not good enough worked a treat, I spent the rest of the day with a great big smile on my face, cant wait to do the other two.

Lastly I know probably loads of people have asked you this do you run an affilate programme, I would love to sign up please mail me and let me know, would love to push this in the UK for you.

Cheers
David

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jayh October 23, 2009 at 9:59 pm

Ummm… The store is not working.. I was all ready to go buy a belief or two, and now I can’t! :(

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Tori October 23, 2009 at 4:51 pm

OK, thanks, if you say it has to be done that way, then I believe you. I do like it better than CBT, which seems to tell the patient he or she is wrong.

One thing I want to mention: You say the negative beliefs are not “THE truth” but “A truth.” A belief such as “I’m not good enough” is not “a truth,” it’s a misinterpretation made by a child. Calling the beliefs “truth” is confusing to the listener, whose goal is to stop believing anything about the belief. The alternative explanations given are each “a truth.” The negative beliefs are lies.

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Morty Lefkoe October 23, 2009 at 4:14 pm

Hi Tori,

Sorry you found the material boring.

Although the process is slightly different for “survival strategy” beliefs and there is a totally different process to eliminate conditionings, the process is essentially the same to eliminate most beliefs. The source is different, the alternative interpretations are different, but the steps of the process to get rid of the beliefs is essentially the same.

But If you have 16 beliefs causing procrastination or 13 beliefs causing you to worry about what people think of you, you will not be able to get rid of the problem until you get rid of each of the beliefs. And knowing that you never “saw” any belief in the world and that none of the events in your childhood really had any meaning won’t make all the other beliefs go away just because you eliminated one or two.

So, boring or not, to get rid of specific problems or issues in your life you have to eliminate all the beliefs that cause them.

If you have any more questions, please let us know.

Regards, Morty

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Tori October 23, 2009 at 3:53 pm

I found the first free video very helpful. The second one was helpful too but I noticed that the words and images were nearly the same as the first. By the third one I was totally bored and my attention wandered. The images of the lemon, the rain, the being pregnant or not.. it’s all repeated. I was thinking of ordering Natural Confidence but I could not sit through 23 versions of the same thing with only the beliefs being changed. Nor would I pay someone to say the script which after a while feels meaningless. I think the law of diminishing returns is at work here–give someone too much chocolate cake and they no longer enjoy or crave it. Anyone could tape one video and look at the list of beliefs on your site and plug them all in, so why buy the programs? Are the modules really all this similar? Is that really the most effective way to do this? Btw I’m listening the third free one now and couldn’t get through it.

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Lalo October 23, 2009 at 9:45 am

Dear Mr. Lesko:

Brilliant!! I just tried “I’m not good enough.” Loved it, very helpful, but while it did make inroads into the belief – the belief has been in me for so long (I am in my 60′s) and has taken my life in less than desired direction (to this moment), there is now a curiosity about what will happen when I get up from this seat and go on with my day. I am interested to see how this new information impacts this ‘creation’s’ immediate future behavior and output (I am an artist and writer). Will keep you posted if you like. Thank you so much for bringing this new tool to us – and thanks to Steve Pavlina for bringing you to our attention. I am looking forward to what changes may come.

Peace,
Lalo

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Name October 22, 2009 at 7:58 pm

Interesting. I’m guessing that you did not respond when asked to or repeat the sentences when asked to. I suggest to try it again but this time using and focusing on the phrase “”YOU” made me feel worse”. @:

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Alicia October 22, 2009 at 2:24 pm

I just did the “eliminate I’m not good enough” – and you made me feel even worse. The belief is reinforced. I did the whole program, looking for something to destroy the belief – and found nothing. ALL YOU DID WAS REINFORCE MY BELIEF.

Just gobbledygook, semantics, and completely ignoring the point that I had good parents who told me what the world was like – and still is – and that I am not good enough. I bought the reality – still do: the world is not kind or accepting of people who are not ‘standard’. I am not good enough – I fail to meet reasonable expectations in lots of ways.

I survive IN SPITE of my reasonable belief that I’m not good enough. I don’t like the way things are, but that’s the way they ARE. The world has standards for acceptance – and I don’t meet them. Didn’t as a child, don’t now. I do care – I would rather meet some of those expectations – but I’m not good enough to do so, PhD notwithstanding.

If I was good enough, I wouldn’t have to keep trotting out all my good points to remind myself I’m okay and surviving even though I’m not good enough.

Try harder – that didn’t work.

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OC October 22, 2009 at 5:41 am

I am part owner of Certfied ISO Waste to Energy technology, capable of restoring clean water, reduce green house gas emissions & produces economic growth, this technology re mediates municipal landfill & sewage toxins currently leaching into our fresh water lakes, rivers and streams.
Yet We the people continue to pay monthly fee’s for water, unaware that Certified technology is avalilable for imediate deployment to reduce health risks associated with cancer from toxins entering our fresh water supplies.
Man has imperilled his own environment, At what point of saturation of both elements of life do we start to restore what god gave us.

OC

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PhillDoc October 22, 2009 at 3:38 am

Great article you got here. It would be great to read a bit more about that topic.

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Lawless October 22, 2009 at 1:22 am

I had a tough time choosing between your three sample believes, so I choose “I’m not important”. While I was answering to the questions, I realised I clearly didn’t have that belief. My limiting belief is: “I know that I’m important, but other people don’t know it, so they treat me as unimportant.”

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Anonymous October 21, 2009 at 11:35 pm

Hi,

It worked wonders with the Im not good enough process.

So simple, it blows my mind.

Can’t wait to get to the real world tomorrow morning without that feeling!

Thank you for your work.

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Mona October 21, 2009 at 3:04 pm

I watched “Mistakes and failures are bad”. Didn’t feel much of a difference but later today when I went outside, I made a new friend! =D It was as if it had opened up some new channel within me. Thank you.

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Morty Lefkoe October 20, 2009 at 4:50 pm

Hi NJ,

Sorry you had a problem with the Who Am I Really? Process.

If you purchase any of our packages, you get that process both in a video and audio format that you can download and use whenever you’d like.

Glad you found the rest of the material useful.

Regards, Morty

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nb October 20, 2009 at 1:51 pm

What an engaging and thoughtful person-centered program! So much personal development material is conceptual, and although intelligent with the potential to change lives, it fails to actively engage the person reading the book or watching the video. I sincerely appreciated the interaction required – the having to answer out loud.

I really did get rid of the limiting belief. It is surprising how quickly and easily such a humongous personal block can be eliminated. This definitely makes me question another belief – that change is really hard and takes time.

One note, though, is that the very end of the program, the section on creator and interpretor was quite fast. It requires more digestion to understand what exactly you mean, and more having to answer out loud to feel engaged in this discovery. I found myself becoming frustrated and discouraged when the assumption that i had understood came on. Perhaps other beliefs are holding me back, and perhaps a little tweaking would make a big difference.

Thanks! And WOW!

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Zach October 20, 2009 at 12:25 pm

This is probably good for most people, but I just found myself getting pissed off. I tried the free “I’m not good enough” video and was really annoyed by your Freudian “the parents did it!” overtone.
My belief comes from a lack of personally achieved results, not what someone else said about it. I really couldn’t care less what others think about how I did. I am annoyed with myself. When this is the root cause, suggesting that the event is meaningless only creates the annoyance I feel.
Do you have any products designed to counter such issues?

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Olivier October 20, 2009 at 3:56 am

Hello,

Your products seems great, but I live in France and don’t understand why you propose the videos in DVD format and do not just let us download them.

Why would I want a piece of plastic to be shipped halfway around the world and back again (DVD-plant -> Morty Lefkoe, USA -> France) when you could offer it as a download instead? I still need to use it in my computer so the DVD doesn’t add any value for anyone (more costly for all parts). That is a lot of harm to the environment transport something that was digital from the beginning.

Do you plan to propose your product in entirely numerical format ?

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Morty Lefkoe October 19, 2009 at 11:16 am

Yes, we do have an affiliate program. Please contact us at info@recreateyourlife.com and we will be happy to provide details.
Regards,Morty

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Guillaume October 19, 2009 at 11:05 am

Hi, I just did the “failure and mistakes are bad” one.
that’s very interesting, thanks for putting it out there for free.
Do you have an affiliate program for this website? I saw that the questions was asked in one of the first coments but I didn’t see an answer

Thanks in advance
Regards

Guillaume

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Annette October 18, 2009 at 8:42 am

Hi, so far I have used the I’m not good enough, I’m not important, and I’m not capable scripts. I have to say that I noticed the change in a very profound way last night when a conversation with my grown daughter did not effect me with the usual anxiety and emotional upset that usually happens with our conversations. I was able to remain calm despite what normally would have me feeling so inadequate and guilty that I would want to jump out of my skin. I was amazed that I was processing the fact that I’m not good enough was just simply not a true statement. The “feelings” tried to creep in. I could feel it in the pit of my stomach but my mind and the logic of the truth took over and I did not allow the emotion to effect me. I was able to let my daughter talk out her feelings and talk about my own stuff without there being any blame, accusation, or anger between us. It was so wonderful to be in that zone again!! Thank you very much for developing this program. I intend to buy the Confidence Program as soon as I can afford it. Please develop something for eliminating the beleif that I don’t deserve to be prosperous. That is really holding me back right now…….Thanks!!

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Mary Sue Abernethy October 17, 2009 at 1:38 pm

@: Sometimes feelings will come up (feeling more sad) because you didn’t complete the process, you can get stuck in intense emotions and not follow the videos to the end and really pause long enought to let yourself recognize that you never saw the beleif in the world, it was a meaning you gave to what your parents said or did. I think you are saying -your parents said you were not important because you were a kid- your blog wasn’t clear. @:

I tried the “I’m not important” and sadly it has only had a negative effect so far. One thing you’re not touching on at all is if, as a child, I were told that I were and kid and therefore not important. Seeing your videos only made me more and more upset. I have worked a lot on my self esteem and confidence the last year, but I fear that all the changes I have made is on a superficial level. If you can think of anything that can help, then please tell me!AnttiComment by Antti — October 13, 2009 @ 12:12 pm

In that case if you go through the program again and when you are investigating alternative interpretations, it is possible one interpretation could be “your parents said you were not important as a kid and they were wrong because all kids are important, OR to your parents you were not important because you were a kid (they never took a parenting class to know better) but that doesn’t mean that they were right about you or all kids in general. Also a critical point is the recognize you never saw the beleif in the world as The TRUTH, if we interviewed 10 other psychotherapists that watched the vidoe of your life and even heard what your parents said to you, would they have alternative interpretations of what they heard and saw, would they say that the only interpretation was that “you are not improtant”, or would one say “wow those parents needed a parenting class, they don’t know that they are wrong and telling their child something that is not true and hurtful”, or would one say ” well, to her parents she is not important but that doesn’t mean that she is not important in general”, etc, there could be many other interpretations so the belief “I’m not improtant” is not the only interpretation it is not and never was The Truth, it was a interpretation you gave to what they said or did, and of course you made that interpretaton most children your age in the same ciecumstances would have done the same. The point is, if it was never The Truth, it was one interpretation, if it was never out in the world that you could see (what color was it, what size, what shape)where was the belief all these years. Yep, it was in your mind, you created it as The Truth and through all your life you thought it was The Truth. The good thing is you created it, you are not your thoughts-you are the creator of your thoughts and now you know it is not The Truth- you are free from that old belief and the meaning you gave to those circumstances. You are in a very powerful important liberated position as the co-creator of your life. Do the program again and pause long enough at each point where you are told to pause and say everything out loud as directed. This stuff works, it is so liberrating. It is also possible that your mind quickly came up with other beleifs that were attached to the one you were working on (I’m not important) and so capture any that come up and do the same process on those. Also just one session with Shelly Lefkoe or anyone trained and proficient with Lefkoe Method could clear out a bunch in one session and help you understand better how this works and you will feel great!

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Diego October 15, 2009 at 8:13 am

I was very sceptical to try this free program. I have willingly believed in many magic pill solutions before, only to be sorely disappointed. I have this belief that change requires time and effort, so I understand why I felt this way.

I did both the I´m not good enough and I´m not important programs, and I wanted to do more when I finished. My emotional ressonance seemed to have banished when I completed the programs, but I felt anger rise up when realizing that I sabotaged myself by choosing those belief unconsciously.

The biggest lesson is in realizing that I am the creator. In a sense, I felt angry because I realized that I had chosen to adopt my limiting beliefs. At the same time, I felt powerful because I can create my experiences by choosing which meaning I want to adhere to events.

I found myself asking these questions whenever I had a couple of confrontations with my brother. Whatever way he reacted, it had nothing to do with me. There was no meaning to his reactions, other than what they were. Absolutely fascinating.

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Andrew October 14, 2009 at 1:28 pm

Ok, I just passed “I`m not good enough” and find it briiliant. I`m russian, can understand but barely speak English. It`s worked, however. Thank you, Morty!!!

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Antti October 13, 2009 at 12:19 pm

Actually, I’m really angry now wow. I know I got some bad memories from my childhood, but never thought they were this bad. I feel like I could have punched my dad’s face in. Hmm, scary. But no worries, I’m a self-disciplined guy :) Just needed to share it with someone.

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Antti October 13, 2009 at 12:12 pm

I tried the “I’m not important” and sadly it has only had a negative effect so far. One thing you’re not touching on at all is if, as a child, I were told that I were and kid and therefore not important. Seeing your videos only made me more and more upset.

I have worked a lot on my self esteem and confidence the last year, but I fear that all the changes I have made is on a superficial level. If you can think of anything that can help, then please tell me!
Antti

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Rick Bradford October 12, 2009 at 11:07 pm

I found the “I’m Not Good Enough” program very useful and well-structured.

The question remains: Why did we all as children interpret the disapproval of our parents as the belief “I’m Not Good Enough”?

Surely the answer is, that at that early age, our parents were like gods to us, so anything which incurred their displeasure must imply something “bad” or ‘wrong” in us, since they were “perfect” in our eyes.

Is this a relevant point to be made in the program?

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Yuanting October 12, 2009 at 9:25 pm

I’d like to buy the program – End procrastination. I see that the list of beliefs and conditionings be removed under the Natural Confidence program are the same as that for End Procrastination, plus a few more. Would it make sense to buy Natural Confidence and use it to ‘end procrastination’ and also later on to boost self confidence? I understand that all issues are ultimately linked. Or is the program for End procrastination slightly different from that of Natural Confidence.

I look forward to your reply. Much Thanks!

Yuanting

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Liz October 11, 2009 at 2:45 pm

I’ve completed the first 11 beliefs, but I noticed that I’m not accessing the program very often … it is true that I’m busy but there is more to it than that. It has taken me many months to get halfway through. I’m wondering why it is hard for me to engage with the process.

I think that:
1) it is hard for me to remember what my parents actually said to me when I was a child. I can remember certain traumatic incidents and some general feelings, but actual words or facial expressions are just not coming up.
2) also, I think that more than criticisms, my parents were generally just neglectful of me (and my siblings). They were so wrapped up in their own neuroses that they just did not give me a whole of attention, even though I was a good kid and did well in school and never really gave them any trouble. I think that I grew up feeling worthless and unlovable and unimportant simply because I was not on their radar screen. They were too busy fighting, drinking, being depressed, etc. to pay much attention to me. This was far more damaging than anything they said.

Because the program does not address this (parental neglect) but focuses exclusively on criticisms, anger and judgment, I think it can be hard for me to relate.

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Morty Lefkoe October 1, 2009 at 5:07 pm

Hi Christine,

Happy to hear the free belief worked so well for you. Wait till you see the impact on you of an entire program!

And if you are now more aware of how you talk to your daughter, that really makes our work worthwhile. We need to make sure the next generation is more conscious than the current one.

Regards, Morty

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Christine September 30, 2009 at 4:47 pm

I did the ‘ i am not good enough” belief buster video. I got alot from this. saying out loud, i can see why that is important, it feels like i am interacting. and when i had to write, what my parents would have said to me as a child. I experienced the emotion, i was taken back to being the child. Then i did see how the words parents used,were just that, words and all form their own experience but this was not me and did not mean I was not good enough. It actually meant that they were not good enough ( meaning capable of the type of understanding necessary) to know how to handle the situation correctly so all persons concerned, parent and child can come out of it with smiles of communication and understanding. ALSO, I sure am thinking about how i use my words with my teen daughter. thanks i will explore more videos.

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Morty Lefkoe September 28, 2009 at 4:12 pm

Hi Mark,

Thanks for your interest in our work and I’m thrilled you are getting so much from our programs.

To answer your question, it is unlikely that there is only one belief. There probably are several. And I don’t have enough information to be able to guess at what they are. You almost certainly have one something like: I can’t survive on my own.

We do private one-on-one phone sessions with people and if you are interested, we could help you find and then eliminate whatever beliefs are in the way. Please call us for more information at 415-884-0552.

Regards, Morty

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Mark September 28, 2009 at 5:33 am

Hi Morty,

Well, what can I say ? You explained in 30 mins what I couldn’t get in 3 days at Landmark. Awesome stuff. I must say the hardest part seems to be working out what your limiting belief is in the first place. In the past 3 years I have come out of a 10 year marriage, and more recently a 2 year relationship. At the end of both I have had massive anxiety attacks as I am so alone, and on my own. I feel as if my very life is under threat and its completely debilitating. Which belief do you think that is please ?

Thanks ijn advance

Mark

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Colleen September 27, 2009 at 12:35 pm

I am *delighted* that you’ve shared this program with us here. I would love to share it with children … The thought of having an uncle like you be there to help with our thoughts and beliefs growing up felt so comforting and encouraging. I can’t tell you how grateful I am to have discovered you. Thank you!

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Morty Lefkoe September 22, 2009 at 10:48 am

Hi Linda,

We are thrilled that you have gotten so much value from our program. Thanks for letting us know.

How old is the child? We have had success in private sessions with children as young as 13-14. We do the same process, we just try to use a language that is easier for younger children. If kids are 15 or older, have them try the video program. The worst that can happen is that it won’t work.

Regards, Morty

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Linda September 22, 2009 at 12:44 am

Hi Morty, I love this program. Once I had tried a couple of the videos I was hooked and I used every spare minute to finish the rest. I think there were probably only 2 beliefs out of the 19 that I didn’t have. It surprised me a lot because, as you mention on the videos, intellectually I knew these things weren’t true. But I still held the beliefs and they affected the way I behaved towards others. This has changed my marriage, my career, my parenting skills and my ability to make friends. Amazing! Thank you.
I wish there was something like this for children… you don’t happen to know of anything do you?
Regards
Linda

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Dawn September 18, 2009 at 12:22 pm

I’m amazed. I can’t get enough of this program. Every belief I tackle feels like a huge weight off my shoulders. I’m feeling reborn!

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Shreenath September 17, 2009 at 7:03 pm

Morty,
Thank you for a detailed speedy reply. I’m thinking of getting the self confidence package to try it out. Another dilemma I’m facing is this:
Don’t you think we will create a problem by looking into something we might or might not have? In other words, is it safe or not safe to assume that ALL those 19 beliefs listed(which are a part of two of the available packages)are causing problems? How would I know that one or some of those 19 beliefs may not be an issue at all? @:

Maybe I take them one by one and read them loud and observe my body feelings? If there’s no internal resistance then maybe that belief is not an issue. Please do comment about this.

I know that tryiing to find a belief is like trying to catch the dog by trying to get hold of its tail…in otherwords if I closely follow my inner chatter, I could really discover those that are busy in my life. Maybe you can come up with a series of self-questions in your blog for us to ask to discover actual beliefs and their sources.

The only proof that a limiting belief or a set of those, that were eradicated/eliminated from one’s personality is by looking into future results related to my goals……am not sure whether that’s the right way to approach this.

I intend to make a decision regarding one of the packages or your seminar within the next few days but maybe you can make it easier for me to decide. Is there anyway I can contact you directly(email)and send a short email? With your experience of dealing with more than 37,000 people it might turn out to be a no brainer and you might come back to me and say, ‘just go for this package’ or ‘you might have to seriously consider coming to our seminar’.

You can contact me at lineupenergy@yahoo.com
Warm Regards Morty,
Thank you once again
Shreenath

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Morty Lefkoe September 17, 2009 at 5:12 pm

Hi Shreenath,

It is difficult to explain in a blog what we spend hours teaching in a workshop. Finding the relevant beliefs for specific problems is one of the most difficult parts of the Lefkoe Belief Process. Other than the tips I provided in my blog post on August 8, 2009, I don’t have much more to say.

To clarify one of the things you said: There generally is not one or two or three events that led to a belief being formed. It was a pattern of behavior on the part of your parents that was repeated over and over.

I also sent out a few emails to our entire list explaining how to know that a belief is gone. In case you missed it, here’s what I said.

Here’s how to know if it worked for you:

Remember when you said the words of a belief like
I’m not good enough, I’m not important, or Mistakes
and failure are bad at the beginning of the program?

They felt like the truth.

There was some level of discomfort in saying those
words. There might have been some resistance in saying
them.

You felt a connection with the words. Right?

Say the words of the belief right now.

Really, take just a couple of seconds and say them out loud.

I’m not good enough.
I’m not important.
Mistakes and failure are bad.

Do they still feel like the truth? Like that’s just the way
it is?

Or is the charge the words used to have gone?

Is it easier to say the words? Doesn’t it feel as if
the phrase has no meaning? That the words are empty?

That’s how you know the belief is gone.

The only way to get a total change in your behavior or
emotions though is to eliminate all the beliefs
that cause a specific problem.

For example when you get rid of all the beliefs that
cause you to procrastinate, then your procrastination
stops. And when you get rid of all the beliefs that
cause you to criticize yourself, that critical little
voice in your head disappears.

When all the beliefs that cause problems like these
are eliminated, then the problem stops … totally and
forever. Then you know beyond a shadow of a doubt that
your beliefs have been eliminated.

I’ll be writing a blog post in the next couple of weeks devoted to finding the source of a belief.

My best suggestion for you is to be trained in using The Lefkoe Method. If you are interested, send me your contact information and we will let you know when the next training is. It usually takes three three-day weekends. We are trying to find a way to do it on the Internet so people don;t have to travel to San Francisco.

Regards, Morty

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Shreenath September 17, 2009 at 11:19 am

Morty,
I went through the belief eliminating process online – I took the I’m not good enough(I picked it to try help me for a specific area in my life since most areas are going well) module. One good thing I noticed is that, three or four incidents that PROBABLY triggered the limiting belief back when I was a kid came to my mind and I used them as a source to go along and complete the program. While I don’t know whether I eliminated the belief completely, I can tell that there’s some relief.
HOw do I know that the source of a belief that originated years ago is true? Is trying to eliminate it andnot finding that it’s gone the only way to find out that the source of a belief is wrong?
While I know that some of the results I expect in my life aren’t showing up and that its probably due to some past limiting beliefs, how do I go about finding them? I read an article on your blog regarding discovering my beliefs, it didn’t really make any difference to me.
To sum up the big problem I have had for years is to discover the source of my belief and actual belief itself. I feel I can eliminate them quickly once I discover them…
I want to find a way…..
Thanks

Shreenath

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Morty Lefkoe September 16, 2009 at 9:56 am

Hi Pamela,

I’m not sure what the problem is on your computer. You might try turning off your computer and turning it back on again. I do know that other people are using all of our programs successfully.

Thanks for your interest in our work.

Regards, Morty

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Pamela September 16, 2009 at 7:35 am

Hi Morty !
Thank you for your programms ,I just wonder though ? I tried twice to finish to the end ,but after I wrote the sentence went to the second part and stayed there for more then an hour buffering ,I had refreshed the page and nothing different happens ,do you know what could this be ?

Thank you for your help
Pamela

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Morty Lefkoe September 12, 2009 at 8:54 pm

Thanks all for posting to my blog. I’ve read every single one of the posts and I’m inspired by many of them. But I haven’t answered all of them. So from now on every Friday I will read all the posts from the prior 7 days and respond to all that have questions.

I look forward to hearing about how your life has taken off since eliminating beliefs and conditionings on one of our program and about problems you still have that you would like some help with. For answers to the most common questions please take a look at my personal blog where I post weekly about how beliefs affect our lives: http://mortylefkoe.com.

To recreating your life and living as the unlimited possibility you are,
Morty
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Jane September 12, 2009 at 3:21 am

Hi,

I watched the video and came up with a conflict in that in the past I would always question whether I was capable by asking myself `Can I`? While this seems very positive and it was to some extent, yet the `I`m not sure` underlying the `Can I` seems to have stuck with me. I find this unsureness not readily compatible with `I`m not capable`, this is because saying `I`m not capable brings out the opposite , `I am capable` and back comes in this unsureness again. This mindset of mine seems to cause me to be hesitant and timid. It feelslike I am piggy in the middle, hovering between the two opposite poles, a very grey are indeed.

Best regards, and thank you for the videos.

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margohelp September 10, 2009 at 7:26 pm

had recently herpes virus found in my blood. what I haveto do??? I’m in panic…

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james September 1, 2009 at 5:36 am

Dear Morty,

can you please advise on how i can overcome the thoughts, feelings and emotions experienced during a birth trauma (Erbs Palsy). I grew up in a abusive household, born out of wed-lock, and told this is a punishment from god. I have been told for many years how slow i am, and that i have a bad arm (Erbs Palsy-Left arm). I was bullied at home by my older brothers and at school. My teenage and adult life has been one roller coaster ride after another. I feel as though my life has grind to a holt, and i am struggling in my daily life. James aged 40.

Thank you.

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Mussa August 27, 2009 at 12:32 am

I finished the process today, and I think the most powerful tool in the whole program was the 4 De-Conditioning in the end. I dont know why the belief elimiation process wasn’t so much effective for me as people here describe, but the de-conditioning worked amazingly ^_^

Thank you very much for the service.

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Al August 22, 2009 at 3:03 am

Dear Morty,

You are an amazing person you have helped me do something that no one program or book has been able to do for me! A couple weeks ago, I had a private session with you regarding my phobia of dogs and you and I went through the Lefkoe Belief Process together and I am happy and relieved to say that my fear of dogs is completely gone. I actually enjoy seeing them out and about in my neighbor and it’s all thanks to you and your process.

In addition, I purchased your “19 beliefs and 4 conditionings” program and after going through the entire program, my failing business (financial business) has turned around, even though this is a tough time for this industry, and in my spare time, I now have the courage and calm confidence to pursue my other passions in life, music and writing. NONE of this would be possible without you, Morty, and I can’t thank you enough. If anyone has any doubts or questions regarding the Lefkoe Belief Process, please feel free to email me to ask me any other personal questions regarding my experience. Thanks again Morty!!!

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Morty Lefkoe August 21, 2009 at 2:57 pm

Hi Carol,

Everything you describe is the result of beliefs.

I lived with deep depression for many years until I got out of it by eliminating enough beliefs.

None of the packages is designed to deal with depression because that is unique for each person. But you probably have most of the beliefs in the lack of confidence package (http://recreateyourlife.com/store. If you got rid of all of them you would see some improvement. The only way to identify and get rid of all the beliefs causing your unhappy feelings is to have private sessions after you eliminate the core beliefs that you would have to do with a facilitator anyway.

I’m sorry you are feeling so badly and if you have nay additional questions, please let me know.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe August 21, 2009 at 2:50 pm

Hi Rob,

I can’t tell you what will change in your life if you eliminate your crippling beliefs. But I will promise that the way to deal with your circumstances will be totally different. And negative limiting beliefs might well be having an impact on what is possible for you. At the very least you’d be happier.

You don’t have to be Jack Canfield to get a book published. In fact, Jack Canfield was not known when he got the first Chicken Soup book published. And he was turned down by 25 or so publishers. The difference between the two of you when before he got famous is not your circumstances, but your beliefs about yourselves.

If you feel that life is hopeless, that you are powerless, that things will never turn out for you, that you will never get what you want, etc. — those feelings, which significantly affect what you do and don’t do, are the result of your beliefs.

When you do the process at the end of the free beliefs and that exists as a stand alone when you buy a package (Who am I really?), you will experience that anything is possible and that you have no limitations. Try it.

Regards, Morty

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Carol August 21, 2009 at 8:42 am

Morty,

I’m desperate. I’m hanging, just above the bottom of a black hole, again. I’ve lived most of my life fully believing I don’t deserve to “belong,” to “participate,” to live a life like others do. Rationally, I know I’m intelligent, educated and experienced in many aspects of life, living and working. But, every time something “good” happens in my life, it’s immediately followed by something “bad.” In my childhood I was imprinted with the belief that all the problems in the family were my fault. I was also imprinted with highly negative beliefs about myself, and my place in this world. Now, at the age of 51, I have been trying to convince myself that I don’t want, need or deserve happiness, companionship, love or respect. All so I can quell the conflict within that “hears” your voice, and Joe’s voice telling me otherwise. When I “try” (we all know what “try” really means) to overcome the negatives, there is no real belief or passion in my attempts. What if it really is true, that I am fated/destined to remain a powerless, faceless nobody for this session on Earth? How can I find that out, so the depression and conflict will fade?

For me, the categories provided in this email are ALL appropriate, but none really describe the total emptiness and lack of self-belief that I have. Any thoughts?

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Rob Tanner August 21, 2009 at 8:09 am

I am 71 years old and have done everything I can. What would eliminating my beliefs now do anything for me?
My pension has been cut and I’m wanting to eliminate my beliefs about money. Go back to work? Do internet work?
Not likely. So what’s next? Or, what’s left for me to do? I want to publish my book but I’m unknown not a Jack Canfield. I published a poetry book and it’s not going anywhere.
I just don’t know what to do with the rest of my life.

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Morty Lefkoe August 16, 2009 at 10:26 am

Hi Linda,

Glad to hear you are doing so well with our program.

It doesn’t matter how many beliefs you eliminate at one sitting, as long as it doesn’t become rote. Make sure you really answer the question instead of answering what you know you should answer.

Most of the time the belief should go away the first time if you are really focused on the questions and answering out loud.

Regards, Morty

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Linda C August 16, 2009 at 10:12 am

Hi again!

Morty, I really think this is a first-rate product. I’m still not sure which programs are best for me, but I do very much enjoy working with the one I have, the money-belief buster, as well as the freebie ones I did before!

It is interesting to me that some beliefs do dissolve right away! “I’m not good enough” was especially like an on/off switch! Before I started, it was on. When I finished, it was off–in fact, I had to laugh out loud that I would even consider holding that belief!

Strangly enough, I’m going to have to do “I’m not deserving” over again. That surprises me, because it seems so similar to “I’m not good enough.” Strange again, but I’m almost reassured that every belief isn’t busted immediatly. Maybe one of my self-limiting beliefs is that “if it’s easy, it isn’t effective!”

I’ve started taking a minute before I begin the course, to set an intention that I will dissolve this belief, easily and gladly. And that I will replace it with a postive belief that serves me well.

I see some posts of folks that have trouble with the process. I’ve been doing self-work for a looonnnnggggg time in my life, off & on. This is the most direct and effective self-work for beliefs that I’ve encountered. It’s great because it keeps me focused on MYSELF, and doesn’t call for confronting, or re-hashing, or trying to change relationships with my family. It doesn’t blame or dwell on interactions. It looks at the facts and keeps moving!

I know that the beliefs I don’t bust right away will get busted soon. I might just have to process some of the thoughts and memories in my other-than-conscious mind for a little while. There might be some personal memories or “garbage” that needs a little sorting out first. I’ll do the process again in a few days for those.

One question: is it best to do several beliefs in one session, while your mind is focused? Or should they be spaced out, so the mind can clear up and start fresh with the next one?

This is great work you are doing for humanity. Thank you so much.
Warm wishes to all, Linda

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Linda C August 14, 2009 at 12:16 pm

Hi Morty–

I’m confused by your offerings. I just purchased the “Busting limiting money beliefs” special for $67.50, then when it started playing it told me that I should have done Natural Confidence first.

I wish I had known that before I purchased this one. I feel un-served about this.

Why can’t I look at all your programs in one spot, to compare and choose the one that best fits my needs? It also seems like a lot of them overlap. Is there something being hidden?

I’m 92% confident that these offerings are sincere, and that lapses and discrepancies are due to the fact that you’re getting this thing up and running.
But a lot of that confidence comes from Paul Scheele’s testimonial. If I didn’t have that testimonial buoying your products up, I would be very suspicious that I can’t view and compare all your programs. And then being told after I purchase one program, that it won’t work best unless I pay for another program also, would start the red lights and sirens: “scam! bait & switch!”

I hope this feedback helps you to improve the presntation and saleability of your product. Be transparent. No one –well, most folks–don’t want to buy a pig in a poke. –Warm wishes to all, Linda

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Jennifer August 11, 2009 at 1:25 pm

Dear Morty,
I have a question. As I was listening to your video’s on my free belief busting offer, it would only let me get halfway through or not even that far and it would quit playing…any suggestions?

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Laila August 11, 2009 at 12:51 am

I beleive this will help me a great deal, i need to get rid of negativity, and Im rateful for your help.Thank You Morty.

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Shirley Buchanan-Linebaugh August 10, 2009 at 7:40 pm

What a great, simple way to teach people all the learning and more that I’ve spent a lifetime (47 years) obtaining. It left me with a wonderful feeling and personal power that I love. It is so great to remember all of this and to see you using it to help people become free, grow and obtain more joy in their lives. Kudos!

Shirley

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Deepgreen August 10, 2009 at 5:50 pm

Dear Morty,

Thank you so much for sharing something so amazing and profound with the rest of us. I feel like I’ve just made a new, fabulous friend by clicking on your videos. I am so glad I watched your videos, wish everybody could hear them.
Absolutely amazing, I sooo needed to hear this!

Thank you again and please keep up the great work!:)

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Ralph August 10, 2009 at 5:21 pm

Unable to play video – all I got was a black screen. Please advise.

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Nicole August 10, 2009 at 1:39 am

One thing I don’t quite understand: why would I, as a very young child, ingrain “I’m not good enough” based on my parents’ behaviors towards me? In my case my mother was constantly angry with someone – so I could just as well have adopted the alternative ‘oh, she’s just mad again, this has nothing to do with me,’ right? So must there not be some other (deeper?) cause behind deciding to internalize “I’m not good enough?”

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debrah sweeting talens August 9, 2009 at 7:42 pm

Morty thank you so much for your generosity in sharing this freely with all of us. Just a quick question. Do you think it is more difficult to get rid of the beliefs if you were severely physically or sexually abused by your parents or is it the same process used to get rid of the beliefs ? When I asked my self some of the questions I still had that ‘contracted’ feeling inside my body. Just a penny for your thots…

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Tina August 9, 2009 at 6:05 pm

This was exactly what I had been looking for. After divorcing several years ago, I keep running more and more into the idea that I didn’t matter. It became almost a theme in my life and affected all of my relationships. After watching your “I’m not important” video, something clicked inside of me. I no longer hear the voice in my head that would say, ” See, they don’t care!” It’s like a huge burden has been lifted. Thanks so much!! I look forward to the next program.

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wanda August 8, 2009 at 1:19 pm

I was never able to get the actual video to open and play.

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Kathy August 7, 2009 at 6:20 pm

Hi Morty,

It is interesting to read all of the comments. For me, however, the realization was PROFOUND. It was my missing link so to speak as I have been through many programs. Most were always good and all taught me something. What I needed was something more on a personal level. Something was missing. I think that it was just my ego mind getting in the way of progress. It wouldn’t let me dig deeper. It can be a very powerful block for me. Your program allowed me to understand in a more personal way. Thank you for making this available to the public and for free. You are to be commended.

Kathy

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Andrea August 7, 2009 at 12:30 pm

Your program isn’t good enough ;) This is probably fine for people who are not survivors of emotional and physical abuse…or are not highly sensitive, and can pick up and absorb others feelings. (And when you can pick up and absorb others feelings, that can make you very, very, very susceptible to abuse.) Because these people are like sponges, others will sense that and release their bad feelings onto them…it leaves the abuser’s psyche and gets soaked up by the person without the intuitive boundaries, if that makes sense. But, even on that level, that does not mean I’m not good enough…I lack the psychic boundaries that others have. Almost like a birth defect! Seriously. Like being born without psychic skin. I wonder where this begins? This birth defect? In the womb? By not enough hugs and attention as a baby, left too much to one’s own devices so that you learn to draw conclusions from anyone and everyone as a survival mechanism?

So, I guess this has nothing to do with me being not good enough. Just a powerful empath. I would love to attract the love and good from people more and more and more as opposed to the sadness and ugliness. As I have aged, this has happened though. Getting less and less and less ugliness hitting me, this I can see. Am in a peaceful little home with my dog and me. Hmmm. Thanks for helping me see this in a totally new way!

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Kirsty August 7, 2009 at 11:21 am

Hi There…
got all the way to 4.39 mins and it stops? tried again and again but it stops in the same place everytime. can you help?

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jimmy August 7, 2009 at 10:24 am

I live in the country, so I don’t have high speed internet access, I have dial-up. So, I was unable to view the presentation. Besides that, I don’t have a sound card in my computer. So, what I got from this was, Nada. Zilch. Nothing.
Thanks for giving me the opportunity to give it a try, though.

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Peter July 30, 2009 at 10:22 pm

Thank you Morty for fixing the problem I alluded to below. I was cut out of the program by a computer glitch and you have fixed it for me. I guess you were “hit” by your own success. I am not sure I would have written the email in quite the way I did if I had not almost completed your course. I have been freed from worrying about what others think, thanks to your course. Thank you again for an excellent course. I am a satisfied customer and my apologies for hitting out so hard.

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Morty Lefkoe July 30, 2009 at 11:59 am

Hi Collette,

We don’t have an on-line program for phobias because the source of each is so different, but we can help people get rid of them in our one-on-one phone sessions. It usually takes only one or at most two sessions. Call us at 415-884-0552 for more information.
Regards, Morty

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Colette July 30, 2009 at 10:47 am

Thank you “Uncle Morty” for your fast, easy and effective program. I just graduated with a bachelors degree in psychology and felt like I should have been able to do this for myself-but never mind that. Your step-by-step process was structured in such a way that I didn’t have to feel like I was feeding myself a load of malarky. Everything you said made solid and absolute sense, so much so that I felt it to be true on a profound and lasting level. This is one of the best uses of the internet! You don’t offer a program for phobia’s do you? Thank you again, you have my sincere gratitude!

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Alma July 23, 2009 at 10:14 pm

In my childhood I was never told I was pretty, was never kissed or hugged, was sexually molested and the perpetrator was never procecuted and he repeated it. Always dreamed my father will come to rescue me. My grandmother was abusive physically,I was ridiculized by my uncle, so your video did not match my reality.

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zack russell-ford July 17, 2009 at 10:40 am

Hey I just recently came across your website and viewed the “Im not good enough” seminar and I really liked it and it has helped me in my general life, but I am having problems with the sports aspect. I’ve been told many times that what Im doing isn’t good enough I am a track and field athlete and my coaches are the national record holders for Canada and they have high expectations for me I have been unable to meet them, there is also a younger athlete coming up who is having much success and I am happy for him but I feel that I have taken the back seat. He is a new coach for me this year. Any advice you would have to help me focus and allow things to get to my head would be very much appriciated. Thanks

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Pam July 14, 2009 at 12:39 pm

unable to view

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Linda C July 10, 2009 at 9:15 am

Hi, Morty and everyone;

I’m really happy about the instant results I’ve gotten releasing the three free beliefs.
It feels SO GOOD, I just feel like giggling several times a day, especially when I recognize something that would have evoked an old belief, and NOTHING HAPPENS. Nothing feels really good!
Thanks Morty! I’m very grateful to you for your clean, crisp, cut through the baloney method.

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kepa July 9, 2009 at 3:37 am

Absolutely AWESOME! I did the whole PAID porgram in 2 days. I finished it today a copule of hours before the biggest gig I’ve ever had as a solo musician (it wasn’t that much really 70 or so patrons). I usually would have been terrified before I perform and it takes me quite a while to warm up. But not this time I got straight into it. I played for 2 1/2 hrs straight and I can’t even remember if the thought of being afraid to make a mistake entered my mind. Wow! I can’t begin to tell you what this is going to do for my music career and life in general. I just feel so much more powerful now that I’m not concerned about what others think of me and my music. THANK YOU SOOOOOOO MUCH

peace and blessings to us all

Kepa

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Morty Lefkoe July 2, 2009 at 7:51 am

Hi Erika,

The feeling you are talking about comes from the WAIR? Process at the end the belief-elimination process. Sometimes people don’t get it the first time, but usually do after doing the process a couple more times. Try some more beliefs. Also, on the paid programs you get the Who am I Really? Program as a separate program so you can do it without having to go through the entire belief-elimination process.

Regards, Morty

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Erika July 2, 2009 at 6:09 am

Hello, I tried the free program but at the end I did not feel the complete whole feeling that you said other people usually feel at that time. I just felt like my normal self. Although I did understand the material. Can you explain anything about this?

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John June 29, 2009 at 12:49 pm

Hi Morty,

I am at belief 16. But I have a question. It seems like as kids we were very sophisticated to be able to give meaning to all these events. How is it that a kid could actually think that he is not good enough or smart enough, or that he must do things perfectly to be a worthy human being.If the event is meaningless, then why even bother to assign it a name or belief. Could help me with this?

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Erik June 28, 2009 at 5:11 pm

Thanks for your quick answer!!! I’ve never seen that way!! I’ll maditate on whay you say. Thanks a lot!!!

Erik! :-)

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Morty Lefkoe June 28, 2009 at 5:06 pm

Hi Erik,

You heard your mother say it, you didn’t hear that it was true. One meaning of her comment is that what she said was true. Another interpretation is that it is not true. You can’t see that what6 your mother said is true. You can only see that she said it.

Regards, Morty

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Erik June 28, 2009 at 4:51 pm

Ok, thanks for the free videos.
But mi question is what about is your parents (mother in my case) said you, literally, “your are not good enough”? And she said a lot of horrible things!

I didn’t talk anybody this. When I was about 8, my mother come to punish me. I was so afraid that I was thinking in jump from the third floor and commit suicide. The neighbour accidentally felt downt to the third floor a he survived, so I dissmised that idea. Many of my bad belief come from her.
Sorry my English!
Thanks!!!

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Erik June 28, 2009 at 4:42 pm

Ok, thanks for the free videos.
But mi question is what about is your parents (mother in my case) said you, literally, “your are not good enough”? And she said a lot of horrible things!

Thannks!!!

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donna June 24, 2009 at 7:04 pm

Hi Morty,
Thankyou so much for making this programme available.
Regards and love
Donna

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Judith Tuckwell June 18, 2009 at 10:15 pm

Hi there, I emailed you earlier this week, saying my system had stopped/disconnected during the downloading of a belief (number 11) and subsequently my system stayed stuck at that place. . .talk about beliefs! It was as though the system had decided that was all needed so that’s all I’d get.
I asked you to clear it for me so I could continue.
Now, whether or not my system cleared itself, I am writing to thank you if it was you who enabled me to keep on eliminating beliefs. It’s great and I’m delighted to be able to continue.
I’m now confident I can continue with the remainder of your program.
Have a great week.
Yours sincerely,
Judith Tuckwell, New Zealand

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James June 18, 2009 at 8:32 am

Hi Morty. I have done all 19 beliefs and 4 conditionings. I found most of the beliefs did something for me, a couple did not.
2 of the conditionings did nothing for me. You could see how they were associated with the beliefs I had no reaction to.
After concluding the whole program I found many of the (negative)little voices at the back of my mind had been silenced.
I enjoyed it so much that I’m about to do your 5 money beliefs. I am going to take part in the “ReCreate Your Life Research Study”.
Keep up the good work, and, thank you. Jim

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Ryuku June 11, 2009 at 9:33 am

Hai Morty, I have to admit you truely are amazing at helping people realise that they can achieve anything and their only limitation is in their minds. I feel amazing and I know I’m good enough I can do anything, the events that go on around me and that I think effect me truely don’t because they really have no meaning unless I give them one and allow them to effect me. I am the creator and no longer the creation. Thank you very much and I look forward to recreating my life. Again Thank you very much XD

Ryuku

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Jto understandohn June 7, 2009 at 10:45 am

Hi Morty,

just started the recreateyourlife program. I have completed belief #5. The thing is that I don’t know, or I am not sophisticated enough, to understand the concept. My childhood was mostly memories with my Mom because my Dad spent years in a mental institution, where he eventually died. I have no idea what this did to me.
My problem with the beliefs is that I don’t whether they are there or whether they have been eliminated. If it were something like havinh a sharp pain in your side and then getting rid of the belief stops the pain. Pretty simple. This mental thing I am having trouble with. Maybe I am expecting too much. Any advice??

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Mo June 1, 2009 at 10:17 pm

Hello Morty,

I must say I am amazed by the results I received with the “Making Mistakes is Bad” belief buster video. All I can say is “wow!” Initially, I was a little skeptical but I thought to myself, “what the heck, it can’t hurt, and it’s not like I don’t have the time.” I’ve noticed I’m much more willing to try new things and I also solved a dilemma which had been puzzling me for a while. Today, when trying to solve the problem, I had the novel idea to ask a different question and received the answer I needed to move forward in my life. Thanks for sharing this treasure with all of us.

be well and be blessed,

Mo

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Meryll May 27, 2009 at 9:16 am

I have tried three times now (two different beliefs) but I just can’t SEE my beliefs – at which point the program stops feeling relevant. Am I trying to get rid of beliefs I don’t hold? I’m pretty sure I’m not – it’s about the only thing I AM sure of!
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Response from Morty:

Hi Meryll,

Most people are visual, so it appears that they can “see” their belief as a child. Many people, however, are more emotional-kinethestic, so they “feel” the belief instead of see it. That is handled in the very last part of the process. Just ignore the question: Did you see it? and go on to the next part of the process: Can you get that the events have no meaning? and then complete the process. And the belief will then be gone.

Regards, Morty

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Sharie Aumair May 26, 2009 at 12:06 pm

I want to sign up for the course but the page will not allow it due to the fact that I live in canada and will not process because I will not choose a state. please help

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Nic Eatch May 24, 2009 at 4:12 am

Dear Mortie,

Just doing who am I really again and the fear has gone. Why has the fear gone, well the fear has gone because I know i can eliminate and eradicate limiting self beliefs and what is left is still me ! It’s still me and one not hold back by limiting self beliefs which I created just as anyone could have created them by putting meaning to a series of events. Not that those events did not matter just that they had no meaning until I attributed meaning to those events. I now do get this on a profound level. Can’t wait to eradicate the rest of the limiting self beliefs and negative conditioning and create the next part of my life what I want to happen, brilliant and thanks, Nic Eatch

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Nic Eatch May 24, 2009 at 4:01 am

Dear Mortie,

I am just about to eliminate belief 11. I paused to write down the old limiting beliefs I have eradicated and came across change is difficult and takes a long time. I know now I don’t hold this belief – my belief is change is easy and can be done in an instant , positive and long lasting – change is a doddle. However I cannot remember how I created this new belief or how I eradicated the old limiting one ? Does this matter? ….if I am left with a really positive new belief does it matter how I formed it? cheers Nic.

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Nic Eatch May 22, 2009 at 1:31 pm

This is a very thought provoking programme. At sometimes it is hilarious as it makes you realise just how daft some beliefs sound when you challenge them. At other times it is scarey as I am thinking that I generally really like myself so why do I want to eradicate some of the beliefs that I have derived due to the meaning I gave to the sequence of events that I kept seeing (or thought I SAW !!!) in the World. I realise now there was a whole host of other meanings that I could have applied – question I have at this time is where does feeling and intuition come into it. I am only on eliminating limiting belief number 5 – I am sure all will be revealed.

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NeoAvatar May 18, 2009 at 6:27 am

Hello Morty and team, i just saw the latest video.
and it was exactly what i needed at this time.

I’ve actually been through a 5+ yr intensive of the Course in Miracles and other studies
where I was learning how to practice and teach from the Course, but ended up leaving it for a while.
And this seemed to be lessons from the Course knocking at my door once again.

you’ve captured the essence and usefulness
of these type of studies quite well.

It really is all about a mental paradigm shift and liberation.

But i actually do have one question for you…

I haven’t quite yet figured out what to do about
this almost culture shock like feeling going from the highs
of realizing our own creativeness,

to the locked in paradigms most people have, especially when these
impressions, opinions, judgements, and chit chat of others can affect
our own state, work, and relationships.

on the one hand i don’t know if there’s much one can do
about other peoples opinions and beliefs, and people always say,
don’t let the opinions of others affect you.

but on the other hand, because I know it’s just their impressions,
I feel like I should at least address things and see what I can do
to change these impressions or at least figure out how to make my best impressions.

but I would like to hear yours and other peoples
views and perspectives about all this.

Look forward to it.

~ Peace ~

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Gwe April 29, 2009 at 3:49 pm

Morty,

I just eliminated belief #14 (I’ll never get what I want). When the belief first popped up on the screen, I felt an immediate and visceral connection to it. When I eliminated it, I felt a little let down. I felt as if someone took away something that was very important to me. What was that?

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Barbara April 25, 2009 at 5:00 pm

Thank you, Morty.
I’ve always been shy, and afraid to speak in a group.
Last week, I did just the 1st 4 beliefs, and then went to a seminar over the weekend, where
I spoke comfortably in front of a group of 100, with a microphone, 3 times!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You couldn’t have paid me big bucks to do that before I worked the 1st 4 beliefs of your program.
I’m really looking forward to working with the rest.
Also, “Who Are You Really?” is quite eye-opening.
I’ve done alot of “stuff” over the years, this is definitely the best.
Thank you.
Gratefully yours, Barbara

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Chris Goss April 24, 2009 at 7:59 am

You know morty that is what I thought out too but I didn’t really stop there I kept on gowing and if we tell the truth we really make all beliefs up. The first thing we overlooked at birth is that it may not even be real. ow wh

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Clara Ashley April 23, 2009 at 8:13 am

I am having a problem with I’m not competent. I do not remember feeling that way with my parents but instead with teachers. I am trying to change the sinerio using my teachers but it is difficult when the program is so strong. What can I do? The other beliefs so far are helping me clear and I am just stuck on this one so far.Can you help me?

Thanks,
Clara

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Russell April 21, 2009 at 2:18 pm

wow your fantastic thanks for letting me know that i am the creator of my creations POWERFUL yeah!

also i ride the bus and sometime i want like minded people to sit beside me or if i see someone i prefer

how do i go about that? instead of just any one flopping down next to me.

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Jose Magana April 16, 2009 at 10:47 am

Marty,

I did your program and I do feel extremely lighter and happier through out the day. I also noticed that I have been able to release other beliefs as they come while doing other things (like working out). I noticed that you mentioned the law of attraction and had Jack Canfield on board.

What I was wondering is what kind of feedback from people that believe and use the law of attraction?

The reason that I ask because (I’m 28 years old) I opened a restaurant (believed and used law of attraction material – A LOT)and I can see now that the reason that it came to an end (failed) was that I had a lot of beliefs that were sabotaging me. I wasn’t aware of how much I could release.

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Phil Lewis April 16, 2009 at 10:03 am

Hey Morty,
Just went through the first 11 beliefs last night. I was pretty tired afterwards so I couldn’t feel the whole effect. However, this morning as I was waking up I realized something amazing. Before I was even conscious, I started noticing there was something missing. it was like someone that I had woken up with my entire life (not someone I liked very much) just wasn’t there. As I came to I realized that it was the negative voices that accompanied me into every day up to this one. Still got 8 more beliefs and 4 conditioned responses to go. I’ll let you know how it goes.
Phil

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Jacki April 16, 2009 at 8:45 am

Hi Morty

This video started out as “Nothing I do is good enough” and in the middle it switches to “I’m not capable”. Is that correct?
Thanks
Jacki

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mini April 15, 2009 at 6:45 am

Hi Morty,
I wish you have included child abuse in your video. YOu know how you talk about “looking” at the event (what they said, did, etc…) and examining what you saw in it (e.g., I am not important). How do you do that in the event of physical abuse? Physical abuse is something that is “felt” by the person as pain and as an unfair forceful invasion of their boundaries…So my question is how can your program be helpful to someone who was physically (and mentally) abused.
I would appreciate your reply, thank you, Mini
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Hi Mini,

Physical abuse is real and is terrible. But there is still no meaning in physical abuse, by which I mean, you can’t draw any conclusions about yourself, people or life. If you conclude: I’m bad and deserved it, that’s in your mind. If you conclude, people can’t be trusted, that’s in your mind. If you conclude Life is dangerous, that’s in your mind. At the moment of the physical abuse, it is horrible. The next moment the physical abuse is gone; what you take with you and affects you later in life is not the prior physical abuse, but the meaning you gave it at the time.
Regards, Morty

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Elena Michaelson April 14, 2009 at 5:21 pm

Hi Morty,

I am experiencing real relief from those limiting beliefs! It’s much easier to maintain a positive attitude than it was before I started the course, which I know attracts more positive things into my life. I’m also happier and more able to be my humorous, loving, playful self. It’s amazing that it’s so easy too! Thank you for your wonderful work.
If you would like even greater notoriety, send me some parenting quotes from your course. I am doing a volunteer project for “10,000 Clicks for Peace,” collecting helpful and inspiring parenting quotes for them to post on their website. They can only be 135 characters long, including your full name, quote marks and spaces. If you need more information about the project, I will send it.

Also, do you still train and certify people to use your method with clients? I know you have the computer program now, but some people might still prefer to work one-on-one.

Thanks again!

Elena Michaelson
elenamichaelson@gmail.com

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John April 12, 2009 at 9:48 am

Thank you Morty,
Such depth from something so simple and elegant.
Slightly concerned to see the content from the box appear in the title box. I don’t mind sharing them but would rather know.

Thanks again for sharing this material. It has really helped.

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Kate April 11, 2009 at 2:23 pm

Hello,
I am pleasnantly surprised that this could help after literally, a few minutes, when I have been affected by my feelings for almost an entire lifetime. I listened twice , the second time worked for me, I think I was too skeptical the first time throguh. Am still digesting my thoughts.
Blessings to Eric, comment 31, perhaps if you took a few deep breathes and tried again…. with an open mind?

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Ileana April 11, 2009 at 1:27 am

I can feel the difference on feelings about the statement of the belief at the end of the session but I still think isn’t it true that we also do things by habit? many times not really thinking of what we are doing?. How my attitud of event interpretation will change differently from what I am used to think (give meaning)to new things or events?

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Jan Olson April 10, 2009 at 7:26 am

No one who knows me would ever have suspected how little self confidence I have dealt with most of my life.
Perhaps as a very young child they might have and yet I doubt it.
As a leader in my community I always portrayed confidence. Underneath I felt like a faker.
I have cried through 2 beliefs and had an epiphany in a third.
I’ve only got to belief 9!

Thanks

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Ocelot April 10, 2009 at 2:21 am

Hi Morty,

Thanks so much. I did ‘I’m not good enough’ and find myself rid of any work related trepidation. I now see that the people who seriously said that about me were doubting themselves, and have proven themselves inferior. Perhaps I should send them your program.

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Valerie April 9, 2009 at 2:43 am

Great stuff! However, toward the end of the ‘Eliminate I’m Not Capable’ session we are invited to click on ‘Who Am I Really?’ I could not find that anywhere on the page. Can you help please?

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Daniela April 8, 2009 at 9:16 am

Hi
This is some refreshing new stuff! I have done all 4 exercises and I feel so much better, more happy and light. I would love to share this program with my friends, but somehow the system will not accept the email-addresses. Any help?
Daniela
Italy

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Jeremiah Johnson April 6, 2009 at 2:11 pm

Very helpful in underestanding the formation of a Belief and how to eliminate it while creating life with an opposite Belief that is empowering.

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Diana April 6, 2009 at 10:12 am

Hi Morty,
I wanted to let you know my feedback from the removal of “I’m not capable”, which I did Friday afternoon before leaving the office. When I awoke Saturday morning, I realized I “forgot” to put on my wrist braces Friday evening and my wrists didn’t hurt! When I awoke this morning (Monday), I again awoke without my wrist supports on, and my wrists feel fine (and I seem to have regained muscle/strength in my fingers since I did the “I’m not good enough” the previous week).

The reason this is memorable is I was diagnosed with what my Dr called “early carpal tunnel syndrome” in March 2006 — before that and since, my wrists were in pain and I got relief from wearing wrist braces while sleeping — if I didn’t wear the braces while sleeping, I would awake many times in the night in agony from wrist pain, and my wrists would twinge during the day. For some reason, I did not want to even think of having the surgery at the time of diagnosis.

This is so totally cool! Thank you for your work! I’m definitely going to go for the 19 beliefs removal and will take you up on the money beliefs removal, too.

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cesca April 6, 2009 at 2:38 am

thanks for the great experience – i need to do some more work on lots of limiting beliefs – and go thru the process again. It is very helpful. thanks!

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Bill April 5, 2009 at 7:41 pm

Thanks Morty,you’re method of releasing disempowering beliefs really does the trick.Hope to learn more. Thanks again

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Christine April 5, 2009 at 5:22 pm

Hi Monty, I have done the second belif tonight about I’m not important. It has opened up another world for me now and it seems I really got even more how I create my life. I feel calmer since my 1st belief is gone (yesterday) and just basically feel good. Thank you again very much.

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Stefan April 5, 2009 at 2:51 pm

Morty:
Your program is phenomenal. I now get the difference between being a creator and being the creation! Amazing how quickly I picked up on it and how I now see my life in a totally different way. The power and joy that comes with being a creator without giving meaning is life-changing.

Thank you so much. Looking forward to receiving the full program of eliminating all limiting beliefs.

Stefan

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Eleanor April 5, 2009 at 9:15 am

I couldn’t vote above because I don’t believe any of those things. I did’t really believe I’m no good when I did your first program. The experience was valuable to me, because it put me more deeply in touch with a couple of good parts of myself that showed up when I was remembering my parents.
I felt I was no good when I did things that hurt my Dad, and that part of me, that I call Golden Mocassins because she was born with the Golden Rule in her heart and tries to walk in the mocassins of others, is good! All my parts, even the one who thinks she’s the center of the universe, are good.
I still have beliefs that limit me, and am working on them. Whether I would pay you to help me work on them is still a question.

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Mary April 4, 2009 at 8:25 pm

Thank you so much. Great information. Took me far back to where I didn’t even acknoledge I could remember. Seems so logical. Today I’m amazed. Lets see if tomorrow I see any difference in my actions. Thanks again for sharing this. It has definately made a difference in how I percieve things.

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Donalie April 4, 2009 at 8:16 pm

you do not positivly reinforce the corrected released diminsihing belief so i feel you method is incomplete and needs work

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Christine April 4, 2009 at 5:17 pm

I cannot believe the impact of this video. I have spent weekend seminars to acheive the feeling of everything is possible and to remember who I am really. I am profoundly grateful for this enormous generosity from your part and wish this education would be in lives of all people from day 1.

Thank you very very much.

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Sergiu April 3, 2009 at 11:43 pm

Thank you, Morty, for sharing this approach.

Sergiu

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Beverly J. April 3, 2009 at 9:31 pm

I just finished all the videos I’ve been sent and I had to write again. This site is amazing. Not only are you giving life defining guidance and distinctions that change us in minutes, you are doing so at no cost. How incredibly giving and blessed you are, and we as well. I have to say I cannot get them fast enough. I have heard these distinctions before, the process of eliminating them has been varied… some taking long periods of time to achieve. It is not that I don’t know this information so much as that it is a powerful reminder with a strategy that is unique, permanently changing and instantaneous. I want them all yesterday… can’t get enough and can’t wait to feel what I will feel after the final one. Time has a way of making you forget some of these understandings but the strategy to eliminate the beliefs will never leave my memory again. Thank you so much for reminding me of who I am and how resourceful I am unto myself.

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James Hanratty April 3, 2009 at 8:29 am

I am interest in the $199 ”ReCreate Your Life” but I would have to know what the 19 beliefs are that are eliminated before I pay. I need to know if the 19 beliefs are applicable to me before I pay the $199 fee.

Thank you,

James Hanratty

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Jason April 3, 2009 at 8:24 am

Good ol Morty! Genius.. xj.

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Julia April 3, 2009 at 7:30 am

I have being doing all what you say, but it doesn’t show on the “screen below” the possibility to “click continue”.
Thanking in advance for any help.
Gratitude

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Celeste April 3, 2009 at 7:29 am

I thought this was great. I didn’t believe it could possibly work but it did. I had never really looked at my early childhood, assuming that what’s past is done and overwith. I had no idea that things that happened were holding me back today. I instantly saw how ridiculous my parents’ attitudes and behavior was back then, looking at it from an adult perspective.

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Will H. April 3, 2009 at 6:56 am

I do have a question. Is it not possible that the belief was created by an experience, usually in the first seven years? And from that moment on, I continually re-create similar experiences, if, for no other reason than to tell me I have a belief that needs to be healed? To me it’s like a thunderstorm popping up! When the right energy and elements (warm front, cold front, moisture) are present, there’s almost no way it cannot happen. Yet it’s completely outside my awareness, leaving me with this “how in the world did that happen? mentality. I would think the ultimate reason for healing these beliefs is that the false beliefs we created seem to separate us from our real nature, an amazing inner concern capable of just about anything. By healing the belief, we heal the confusion, which like a fog, lifts off so we can see our direction more clearly. I hope that makes sense, because it sure does to me. Thanks again!

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Ruthie April 3, 2009 at 6:47 am

Hi Morty,

When I started the “I’m not good enough” process, thinking about the events that I gave meaning to, I was in tears. Now I now that the events had no meaning except what I gave them. I realize that I determine my beliefs, not the events. I have studied other programs, but this 30-minute process did more than the others put together. It is so simple yet to profound.

Thanks!

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Schelli April 3, 2009 at 5:28 am

Beautifully done Morty – I was actually surprised by what showed up for me and feel very clear since having gone through your process. You helped to add another level of understanding to the whole reason we are born into the world of ‘relationships’! Especially the relationship with ourselves.
Thanks,
~Schelli

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Will H. April 2, 2009 at 9:09 pm

Morty,
I’m speechless, which is highly unusual for me. I’ve been involved in personal development and self-understanding for 37 years. In 1985 I had a profound experience where a simple thought came to my mind from a source beyond myself, “your experiences confirm your beliefs.” As the creator of my beliefs, I create my experiences. This technique and concept are so simple, yet so powerful.
Thank you for sharing. I sincerely appreciate the help you’ve offered. I see so many experiences differently. I went back to a troubling moment and used the technique of offering an alternative view to the energy stuck in a belief and literally healed myself of some powerful anger…that I barely knew I had. That same belief was my excuse for leaving an important job I had in my younger days. Finally I understand. Thanks again! This is Awesome with a capital A. I am recommending you to others who share similar interests. I feel much lighter, happier and joyful. I get a key word for the day everyday. My key word for today was transformation! I had no idea I’d find this tonight! Thanks Marci Shimoff! Awesome!
Will Hamilton

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Ben April 2, 2009 at 6:33 pm

Hi Morty and Shelly,

Greetings from San Rafael. I’m on the third of the free programs (I’m not capable) and think they’re great, but I have a question: how often is a limiting belief the result of an experience or experiences in early childhood that don’t necessarily involve the parents? I say this because I can dredge up plenty of formative “negative” experiences from early childhood, but at best 50% of them involve my parents and in the case of “I’m not capable”, everything I can think of involves another adult authority figure other than them or experiences with other kids when Mom and Dad weren’t around. I have pulled up a few with my parents that seem like they should be significant, but they just don’t have any emotional charge to them.

Thanks,

Ben
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Hi Ben,

Our experience with thousands of clients eliminating tens of thousands of beliefs is that self-esteem beliefs are almost always the result of interactions with our parents and others who might be primary caretakers if both parents work. Obviously there can be exceptions, but rarely.

You say that the events involving your parents don’t have an emotional charge. That’s fine; they don’t have to. What’s important is that you have the clear sense that the events (not one, but a pattern of events) are the source of the belief.

Events involving others are usually later in life (after ages 5-6) after the beliefs already were formed at home with parents.

Regards, Morty

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Arbie Viau April 2, 2009 at 5:20 pm

Your program really helps. Do you have a program for getting rid of anger issues?
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Hi Arbie,

There is no computer program that gets rid of anger issues but we have helped many clients get rid of their anger problems in phone sessions.

If you would like to find out more about them, please call us at 415-884-0552.

Regards, Morty

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Marcia Battise April 2, 2009 at 4:37 pm

Hi Morty,

Thanks for the above belief programmes, I’ve found them to be
inspiring but not 100% sure if they’ve worked on me.

What I really want to know is if you use the same method
for adults who have had childhood abuse wether sexual & physical?

Reason being is that the section where it refers to a “meaning” of
a belief I’m finding difficult to grasp due of the nature of my childhood.
Many Thanks,
Marcia
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Hi Marcia,

Yes, we have used The Lefkoe Method with many people who have had sexual and other physical abuse as a child. And what does that “mean” about you? You’re bad? Worthless? No good? Those are all meanings you are giving to events.

Moreover, you never “saw” anything about “people” or “life.” You only saw a few people do something to you at a particular time in your life when you had no ability to defend yourself. Any conclusion you reach about all people, or all men, or about life in general is meaning you are adding tot he situation.

I don’t mean to make light of the horrible experiences you had, but the meanings are still yours and can be eliminated just like any meaning that was based on any experience.

Regards, Morty

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Zoe April 2, 2009 at 1:49 pm

Thanks, Morty! I can feel the change at the cellular level and it’s amazing!!!! Who knew that it would be that easy to correct the programming of my youth? My parents tried their best, but could only do as well as they could, given that their parents were no great shakes either-they eliminated a lot of the baggage and didn’t inflict it on our childhood, so we got off fairly lucky. Can’t expect them to get rid of it all without any training. In response to the comment from the person who felt they had to shut this down as it was too long-holy cow!!! It corrects in less than an hour and you feel that’s too long?!?!?! Try a psychiatrists’ couch for a few years! I’ve heard of instant gratification, but man! This is ridiculous!!!! Do you only microwave your food as you can’t wait for it to cook?!?! You didn’t even give it a fair shake…why are you so resistant to it?

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eric April 2, 2009 at 1:21 pm

after listening to this person drone on and on for about 20 minutes about nothing i turned off this ridiculous program. FOR CHRISSAKE JUST SAY WHAT IT IS YOU WANT TO SAY!!! yes everybody knows that as kids we took at face value a lot of comments our parents said…do you need to spend
20 minutes to say what I said in one sentence!!!

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Mary April 2, 2009 at 10:38 am

I now realize that my parents, because they didn’t realize what they were doing, helped me to believe that I wasn’t capable. I know now that I am and will become more capable as my belief in myself grows.

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Sherree April 2, 2009 at 2:59 am

Hi Morty. Just finished going through “I’m not capable.” Going back to childhood, and manipulation by an alcoholic father who kept saying things like “You’re useless, no good, never amount to anything….” made me realise that he was projecting how he was actually feeling onto me. Being a kid, however, I took his criticisms as ‘gospel’, and thus these comments became self-fulfilling. I felt I had to work harder than anyone else, but had to settle for less, because I was ‘worth’ less. Now, after half a century, I am feeling free from the conviction that I am not capable – as much because I was doing my father’s work (farmer) when I was 12 because he was not capable. I am actually more capable than most people! Now I can do the things that I was afraid were beyond me. Thank you very much.

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Bev April 2, 2009 at 1:26 am

Technical question! I am trying to play the ‘I’m not capable’ vid and it just says ‘buffering’ but nothing else, how can I access the program?
Thanks very much
Bev

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Beverly J. April 2, 2009 at 12:07 am

Loved the video on eliminating beliefs and distinguishing the creator from the interpretation. Where is the video that addresses what to do with other’s disapproval or when they ignore you (mirror mom’s silent disapproval). My real message is I don’t matter. I keep creating people not responding to me AND when I do dare to share what I really think without censoring – I really get slammed or interpret that I got slammed and the ensuing feelings overwhelm me. I imagine that I’m “supposed” to cooperate by finding ways to say what I want while taking into account another’s feelings. I want the freedom to say what I feel and not get punished or rejected for it. To matter enough to be responded to but not in the form of being rejected or ignored.

How do I create the outcome I want and still say what I want uncensored? Do I have a responsibility to HOW I say what I want tho’ uncensored. When I’ve really expressed my feelings and thoughts without concern, I get slammed one way or another and pay many prices.

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Kate Harper April 1, 2009 at 11:03 pm

Hi, I found it very helpful although I could not actually find any words that I could recall my parents saying anything that I read as being “Im not capable” I was able to visual various scenes that popped up that gave me an uncomfortable feelings. Telling myself out loud that “I was not capable” actually I then saw as my interpretation of what my parents either said or did to me. The feeling totally disappeared and I feel very capable because that is my belief system now. many thanks for your input

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Ron April 1, 2009 at 10:20 pm

I am having difficulty shifting anything of real concern to my parents although as a parent I can see where I have done this to my kids.
Every time the question is asked the repeated reference to my parents is off-putting.I think that I formed a lot of my opinions by not achieving as well as others in school, sport, church or family. I also feel that this limiting factor could stem from the first belief I set out to eliminate.
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Hi Ron,

Our experience with literally thousands of clients, who have eliminated tens of thousands of beliefs, is that the source of our self-esteem-type beliefs is our interactions with our parents in the first six years of life. If you have working parents and full-time caregivers (like grandparents), then clearly some of your beliefs would come from your interactions with them. But we almost always have formed our basic conclusions about ourselves and life by the time we get to school at 5 years old.

Regards, Morty

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Brenda April 1, 2009 at 2:08 pm

This was great. I am always searching for ways to release negative programming. How do I access who am I really?
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Hi Brenda,

We’ll be giving you information about the Who am I really? program in the couple of days.

Regards, Morty

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Kenny April 1, 2009 at 12:58 pm

Incredible! Mort! What an awsome feeling! it works! but how do i maintain this feeling of creator? i must know!
the problem i had was that when i read the other comments on the vote thing i felt like somthing was trying to pull
me out of the creator feeling. does that mean i have to do the course for every different beleif or is there a technique to take them all away? PLEASE RESPOND I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!! XD

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Hi Kerry,

First, there is a special program that will help you enter the creator space any time you want. You will get information about that in a couple of days.

Second, yes, you have to eliminate each belief, one at a time. I’ve eliminated a couple of hundred. I don’t know a way to eliminate them all at the same time.

Regards, Morty

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phil watson April 1, 2009 at 12:56 am

Hi Morty, just shows how good your programs are, I used your recreate your life program, and having done that and bust your money beliefs, which you kindly sent me as well, the results are amazing and since doing those programs I feel totally different. I know beacuse all these beliefs loisted above have no negative effect since doing those programs. Plus I am no longer afraid of flying or spiders, my confidence is amazing, please use this as a testimonial from a very satisfied customer, who will be back for more stuff later in the year. I have been trying to send you a testimonial thanking you for a while. So here it is at last.

Many thanks

Phil Watson
St Ives
Cornwall
UK

Ps I have recommended you to many others, and everyone that has used your program rates it as highly as I do. If people want to email me for confirmation, they are welcome to do so, my email is:- philipwatson170@btinternet.com.

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Jim March 31, 2009 at 8:01 pm

Hi,

I went through the first 5 and I think I will go through them again as I am unsure whether I have received the full benefit;
however, I think I feel anxiety when I am unsure whether or not people I don’t know will accept me.
This often results in me not behaving the way I do when I am around people I do know. It’s more a fear of rejection, and due to what I anticipate will happen instead of what actually does happen.
It is very clear to me this is ridiculous however I still have the physiological effects.
What belief causes this?

Thanks
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Hi Jim,

I’d need more information to know for sure, but it seems like the belief is What makes me good enough or important is having people think well of me. It also could be some conditioning: fear associated with being rejected. Both of them are easy to eliminate using a program we’ll be tell you about in a couple of days.

Regards, Morty

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Andrei March 31, 2009 at 12:53 pm

This is AMAZING!
You kinda throw off your older body and the new shining one appears from inside — the CREATOR that has no fear and is calm and happy.
THANKS and many blessings to you, Morty

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Michal Aisha March 30, 2009 at 4:01 pm

Thank you!
As a therapist I found a new way to experience the witness and creator in me, and the more I practice and own it, I will be able to use it as a tool with my patients, and continue my own work!

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Jacki March 30, 2009 at 3:34 pm

Morty

This program is great. Any one can use it and see who they really are instead of just identifying with their thoughts.
Thank you
Love jacki

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Liz March 30, 2009 at 2:23 am

This was very enlightening but what are our feeling for if they are going to lead us to make incorrect assumptions that can ruin our lives

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Miriam March 29, 2009 at 10:34 pm

Bing! The light went on!

Thank you

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Kathy March 29, 2009 at 7:41 pm

Dear Morty,
Thank you for this opportunity to experience positive growth. I still have a long way to go but with help of good people like you, I keep moving forward.
Bless you!

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Tshidi March 29, 2009 at 6:44 am

Dear Morty

Thank you very much for helping me eliminate the belief that “mistakes and failures are bad”. In my career life, I had these happening more often and I attracted this belief and it cost me my job. Thank you very much.

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Nancy March 28, 2009 at 7:20 pm

That was so easy. I’ve been struggling for years to do what took you 30 minutes? I look forward to learning more. Thank you for the opportunity to experience your method. I’m curious to see my life tomorrow – and the day after that – and the day ….

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Marie-Elise March 28, 2009 at 7:09 pm

Wow! Some great analogies, especially that sculptor and sculpture bit. This was great..an amazing addition to the arsenal in eliminating beliefs. I have broken through a barrier today. Normally I do the meditation and void the belief and replace with another. This process works much deeper. Thank you

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Gale March 28, 2009 at 6:21 pm

This helped me to see how my interpretation of the behaviour of my parents when I made a mistake or did something they said was wrong was just that. I am able to see that it was their opinion only. Thank you

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Christine March 28, 2009 at 10:23 am

Dear Morty, I have been working on trying to reach a spritual clarity..as I have desires of being a healer. I have learned we all have this capability ..but up till now I have had problems connecting. I had the feeling that I had some sort of blockage. When I followed your audio I realized that I was the creator of my blockage.By my own beliefs. Now I now feel I can be the creator of my success.

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Veronica March 28, 2009 at 9:04 am

Excellent material, almost unvelievable that those things he is saying are from this world!
He seems like a magic man
The things I’ve heard made my head pop, I would never see the world as the same again!
Thank you for sharing this with us and allow us to be better

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Daniela March 28, 2009 at 6:09 am

I understand that my beliefs shape my life, however beliefs are hard to eliminate. I find myself over reacting to things and then realise my behaviour is wrong. How can I change this? How can we find all of our beliefs so we can change them?

Daniela
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Hi Daniella,

It’s relatively easy to help people eliminate a belief in an interactive web-based program. I really need to talk to specific individuals to help them identify the specific beliefs that are causing specific problems. I haven’t figured out how to automate that yet.

Regards, Morty

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Monique March 28, 2009 at 4:00 am

Dear Morty

I have to admit that, as you had mentioned in the video, I was slightly sceptical about if this would actually work.

I really was blown-away by the simplicity of this exercise and the profound change that I felt afterwards.

I have often had tightness in the pit of my stomach due to anxiety and have been through many years of therapy (a behaviour therapy group for childhood trauma), and at one point I also had been diagnosed with OCD apparently directly due to my childhood experiences and obviously my beliefs as well.

So when you started talking about the subject of parents and their impact on my thoughts, well, the tightness came in leaps and bounds. But as I kept going through your exercise, I found that the ‘tightness’ seemed to lessen. It did keep trying to stick around so to speak, but by the end of your exercise, I felt very minimal tension in my stomach.

I thank you so much for being able to have the opportunity to access this amazing technique, I feel incredibly grateful for this.

Monique

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Janice March 27, 2009 at 7:54 pm

This is great, it was the quickiest method of total release that I have ever experienced. I can’t wait to tell my friends about this.

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John Scieszinski March 27, 2009 at 5:02 pm

I have worked with self improvement programs for years. Yours is the fastest to the goal of any I have experienced.
Thanks

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Pamela Murawski March 27, 2009 at 3:48 pm

Are you God?

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Pamela Murawski March 27, 2009 at 3:46 pm

First off I do have a website. I just started it so all you will find is my book of poetry. I would like you to buy it for me. No one has yet. It is very unique and was translated to me from God. It is titled, Yesterday’s News. I am a very spiritual person. I now know I am my own creator. I am happy, healthy and blessed. I am excited.

Sad for what I did create before. I have amazing powers. I must never create anything negative again. I know God is talking to me and does all the time.

I do not know if this is happening to others and I wish it would happen to my husband and family too! I do not know why I am so lucky.

I am going to create a kingdom of heaven on earth.

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Dom March 27, 2009 at 1:33 pm

Thank you Morty for the amazing insights and for your wonderful spirit of giving….I know you will be rewarded as you selflessly help others….Dom

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Eileen March 27, 2009 at 1:31 pm

Thanks Morty for that free lesson, the only problem, even though I can see that I am the creator, is that I have grown into the habit of accepting my creation at the age of 60 find it hard to believe that I can change things at such a later stage of life :( I would love to have the same reaction that some of the others have posted on your blog, but I think I need a little brainwashing too :(
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Hi Eileen,

I suggest you get rid of the belief, Change is difficult. It is never too late to change.

We have successfully worked with people in their 80s who have eliminated beliefs and made major changes in their lives.

Regards, Morty

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Du March 27, 2009 at 1:30 pm

It is so refreshing to be offered an opportunity to learn about cause and effect. We are the producers of our lives, and you my friend have really hammered this point home. It feels wonderful to know that Me and only Me can write my own life script and succeed without needing the approval of others. Thanks Morty for your amazing insights into the human condition…Dom

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Bruce March 27, 2009 at 10:19 am

Wow, I was blown away at the simplicity and power of the program. There was a point in the material when I felt a tingle and clarity and felt almost serene at the same time. It’s hard to explain but I feel like something just opened up and made me see the light. I know it sounds weird but it was amazing. Thank you for your program. You are a great uncle!

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Velvet C. March 27, 2009 at 8:09 am

What an amazing program!!! How I would have benefitted if I had an “uncle morty” living acroos the street as a child. lol! You and your teachings are a gift from source and the world will be a better place as more people hear this pwerful message. Thank you for offering this program for free. These are tough economic times but ironically this is also the time when limiting beliefs need to be banished, the most. Be blessed in every way Morty and keep sharing your truth!!!

Velvet

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SharonCal March 27, 2009 at 7:45 am

Morty, this process is amazing and a blessing to the world. You are amazing and a blessing to the world, as well. Thank you, so much for sharing your creation with all of us. I have sent the link on to many and will continue to share it daily. It is wonderful to feel that I am really “good enough”. Thank you, again. Sharon from Ageless-sages.com.

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Martyne March 27, 2009 at 7:31 am

Hi,

You know, I started working on myself about 3 years ago. Took a course called go into action to better your life. Following that, I tried several beleif busting methods. I did the Sedona method for a while with some successes but I could not apply it to every thing. Read choose to beleive by Alan Tutt, great book, but some of the beleifs I was not even aware of. I even got a beleif buster meditation and it’s a great tool, you just have to figure out what beleif you want to change and into what. Now I don’t feel I have to change any beleif since, with your program, I can just get rid of them, quickly and easily.

Thanks so much for sharing that with the world. I will be forever grateful to you for the help.

Bless you, yours and every single person you help,

Martyne

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Merle March 27, 2009 at 5:47 am

Hi Morty,
What a liberating, ‘I’ opening experience. I felt and still feel the shift and can’t believe that it happened within a space of 30 min. even some of the twists in my neck and back have disappated. what a relief. Bless you Morty. Can’t wait to share with my daughters and friends. kindest regards, tons of blessings. Merle. Paarl, South Africa

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DK March 27, 2009 at 4:30 am

WOW!! I’ve tried reframing many incidents from my childhood and did not have much, any, success. How you helped me get to this new wonderful feeling of me is awesome. I’ve hidden me fro myself for so long, I didn’t realize what I was doing anymore. It was so easy and so lightening! I am so blessed to find you. Thanks. DK

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Kathryn March 27, 2009 at 4:15 am

Morty: Thank you for sharing enough of your program to really make a difference in peoples’ lives (at no cost), instead of presenting just a teaser with an advertisement. In doing so, you’ve made many people want to share this with others and you will get great word-of-mouth advertising, for sure! I have one concern about sharing… I have a few friends who were severely neglected and repeatedly abused sexually and/or physically when they were very young. I wonder if it is wise to pass this on to them? Should they only try to bring up such horrible memories in professional counseling? Also, a personal question… I have physical limitations and chronic pain (two disabiling conditions), which came to mind when you asked if I felt any limitations. How do I get over that? Thank you and God Bless! You are not good enough–you are just plain AWESOME!!! Kathryn

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Jamie March 27, 2009 at 1:20 am

I did the excercise and I felt like it worked -the first half- as I did the second half I felt sort of like other limiting beliefs were bubbling up and messing with the process: as if I have a limiting belief that I can get rid of limiting beliefs which got me a little upset. What can I do??
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hi Jamie,

You might well have the belief Change is difficult. And you probably have a bunch of other beliefs that came up for you. Over the years I’ve eliminated a couple of hundred, although I started seeing major changes in my life after only about 20.

Regards, Morty

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Lawrence Miller March 27, 2009 at 12:56 am

As a child I as was told at least 5 to 10 times a day “your not good enough. You are useless and worthless” in a very angry way by a stepfather I desperately wanted to love me, even though he acted like he hated me. I thought if I agreed with him he might love me. He never showed me love. He showed he hated me. I took on these beliefs. I did not need to interpret anything. They were very clear statements. He also beat me. After doing your process I still feel I’m not good enough. I wonder if you can help me?
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Hi Lawrence,

Even if someone says “You’re not good enough; you’re worthless,” you are still forming an interpretation because one interpretation is my stepfather is right, the other is my stepfather is wrong. The other is my stepfather is an angry bitter man who doesn’t really mean what he says. No matter what you see and hear, meanings are always in our minds.

You probably still have the belief because you still think you could “see” I’m not good enough. You can’t see that, even if you see someone saying it. As soon as you get that you didn’t see it, and that your stepfather’s comments and behavior have no inherent meaning, the belief will be gone.

Regards, Morty

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Yvette March 26, 2009 at 11:18 pm

I had been exposed to this information before but the way it was presented here moved it from the brain to the heart. Very effective. You are a wonderful teacher.

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Ian March 26, 2009 at 11:07 pm

I tried working with the closest belief that resonated: Mistakes and failure are bad. But while doing the exercise I realized that was not my belief at all. My belief was (is) that making mistakes or failing will get me in trouble. And that belief was based not on meaning I gave to my parents’ behavior but on the fact it was true – making mistakes got me in trouble. It wasn’t a belief, it was reality. I was punished, or yelled at, or laughed at, or isolated, or faced other unpleasnt consequences. School and the work world operated often enough on the same principle. It’s not that making mistakes is BAD (whatever that means) but that making mistakes will result in unpleasant consequences. Even as a small child, I recognized I had done nothing more than make a mistake and that my parents’ or teachers’ response was often inappropriate. But I suffered nonetheless. Your approach doesn’t seem to address issues at this level.

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Sha March 26, 2009 at 10:20 pm

I have intellectually understood this before today, but the way that Morty takes us through the reality of the “I am” who still remains in spite of a busted belief really allowed the distinction to free me (Interpreter) from me (Interpretation). Thank you for such a life changing illumination. Eureka!

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Beryl March 26, 2009 at 10:20 pm

Hi Morty
None of the 3 questions you asked me to choose from were my beliefs, so I chose the one which was least untrue. I’ve been working on remaking myself in my own image for a long time and know my own true worth.
I’m still left with believing – and telling others – that the reason I’m not getting where I want to go, commercially and financially, is that I’m not a good marketer. What I do (I’m an author, public speaker and educator) is wonderful, useful, and constantly praised by others, once they’re exposed to it. But of course if I’m not ‘out there’ people don’t know.
I’m not sure if it’s really that I feel I shouldn’t have to market myself. I certainly would prefer to spend all my time doing what I do so well.
So, do you have a way around this. Is it just that I don’t want to
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Hi Beryl,

It’s hard to tell from your post what beliefs you might have that are in the way. You may believe that business/making money is dirty or not spiritual. You may have the most common belief, I’m not good enough, even though intellectually you know you are. The problem could be traced to any number of beliefs, and there probably are more than one.

Regards, Morty

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Charles March 26, 2009 at 6:48 pm

Almost 60, and I now know,as a man thinketh in his heart so is he.Creator to Creator,thank you.

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Charles March 26, 2009 at 6:45 pm

I know now after 59 years of living,what God meant when He said “As a man thinketh in his heart so is he” A revelation, I thank you as a creator.

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ABDUL KADIR March 26, 2009 at 6:38 pm

Thank you, You are sincere in helping others to overcome their belief problems.
I have search all through the nets, most of them are money making.
I appreciate your help. Through the sincerity of your work you are helping the world too.
Now I realised the impact of my belief system. Thank you for removing me out from my cocoon.
May the Almighty Creator blessed you and family for sharing this knowledge with us.

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Luki Arinta March 26, 2009 at 5:54 pm

Morty,
It is amazing!… I had tried the three videos. When I practiced the “I am not important”, I was crying and my heart feel burned. After that process, I feel very very happy. I can smile and laugh deep from my heart. It is difficult to do before. Two days later, when I experience a moment that usually made me angry, I was not angry!.. I feel balance and peace. I am also getting more convidence. My problem before are feeling fear to do something, feeling that people didn’t want to hear my explanation, feeling my ‘small child’ couldn’t getting mature. Now, I am very surprised that the prosess is very simple and fast. You are right, now I can look many perspective and opportunities that I can not see before. The important thing for me is I am the way I am. So, I feel the world is peaceful!
Thank you so much Morty!… I have send the video to my friends.

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Renee March 26, 2009 at 5:11 pm

A splendid easy way to improve one’s life. I have gone through three Avatar courses which have helped immensely, but this is very simple and fast and effective.

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joe March 26, 2009 at 5:07 pm

video stopped after 22 minutes and wouldnt play….

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Clare March 26, 2009 at 5:06 pm

I do wish I had Uncle Morty living next door to me as well when i was younger!
What a difference It would have made to me in my life…
Glad to make your aquaintance now, You’ve helped me feel from guilt-ridden to guilt-free!
Thanks again, your program is enlightening and much more!!!!!
Clare

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Jeff March 26, 2009 at 1:41 pm

Morty, I did your process for ‘mistakes and failure are bad’. While I was not able to get clear pictures and words for those events in my past which contributed to my belief (above) I do feel lighter and more expanded in my options. I’m going to chat with a friend who has purchased one of the your CD products some years back. Thanks for offering a substanitive exercise/process for free!! Jeff

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Paula Miller March 26, 2009 at 1:20 pm

Wow, I wish you had been my Uncle Morty living across the street when I was a child, how different my life would look today. Thanks so much for sharing this and I will definitely be looking for more and will share with family and friends. Although your concepts were already known to me, you took it from the intellectual level and allowed me to have that aha moment. I feel like a blockage has been removed. Brilliant!

Paula

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Mary March 26, 2009 at 12:31 pm

That was brilliant…I continually work on my self limiting beliefs, but this has brought a deeper understanding to how we give power to our limiting beliefs. Thanks so much.

Mary

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edward March 26, 2009 at 11:32 am

Thank you Morty… Having spent thousands of Euro’s in trainngs such as NLP, I feel impressed with your method. I do experience a change in my beliefsystem. I truely like eto help you spead your work; luck is multiplied by sharing it.

With an attitude of grattitude,

Edward (Holland)

Hi Edward,

Thanks for your offer to get our work out into the world. Our goal is to have at least one million people eliminate at least one belief and experience themselves as the creator of their lives. Any suggestions are welcome.

Regards, Morty

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SCOTT R PLATH, DC March 26, 2009 at 8:26 am

Hi,

I really enjoyed getting rid of “i’m not good enough”.
I forwarded the link to 5 paople to get the free E book. When I tried to download it, the file said it was corrupted and could not be repaired.

I would still like the free E book. Please forward it to the above e-mail address.

Thanks

Hi Scott,

Sorry you had a problem. Thanks so much for telling your friends about our site where they can eliminate a crippling belief for free. We’ve just you a sent a link to the free copy of my book.

Regards, Morty

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harry March 26, 2009 at 8:19 am

I don’t know how you did it. I know all of this stuff, yet maybe for the first time I really GOT IT. I really see that I am the creator in a much more profound way than I achieved after spending 2300 dollars for nine days of the Avatar course, which is about this same kind of thing.

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Anna March 26, 2009 at 7:56 am

I read your story and got to try out your free limiting belief. I did “I’m not good enough.” The question I have is that because of my short term memory from a car accident, I don’t remember when I was young. I can kind of remember how I’m treated now since my accident. Which the phrase fits. So I was going by now instead of when I was young. Does that make a difference? Even though my family makes me feel like that, I truly tell myself they are not going to put me down. I have come too far from where I was and where I am today!! Yes, it hurts, but I have to keep trying to go on with my head high. Thank you for your story to keep me going. Anna

Hi Anna,

The process will work even if you can’t remember exactly what happened when you were a child if you have a sense of what happened, based on knowing how your parents are today, or the way they treated siblings, or what people tell you about your childhood.

If you still feel not good enough around your family it is only because you still have the belief. When the belief is eliminated, you will no longer feel that way around your family.

Regards, Morty

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Ewa March 26, 2009 at 7:33 am

Thank you for sharing your program. It is good to find right help. Keep up the good work and thank you for helping to understand it.
Love & Peace
Ewa
Poland

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alfonso ramoa March 26, 2009 at 5:29 am

thanks is the first time im processing in my mind the information but realy is a pure reasoning is like mathematics reasoning cause and effect thanks feel and think

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Erik March 25, 2009 at 4:40 pm

Morty,

Your process has changed my life. Completely. I went from unconsciously isolating myself to a more relaxed and outgoing individual. I never would have thought that these negative beliefs could have had such an effect on me. The past year I have used this process to transform my life. I used to describe my face as feeling frozen. I thought that since I didn’t talk a lot, the feeling was due to a lack of use. As I have eliminated beliefs and become more in touch with my present self, I have unthawed to a sensation I have not felt in years. The process allowed me to see that I AM the creator of my life, and with that the possibilities are endless. Life is so much more enjoyable.

Thank you,
Erik Hyland

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Mary Phillips March 25, 2009 at 2:21 pm

Hello Morty,

Thank you for sharing this process. It is refreshing to find valuable help that is totally free to use and not just a teaser.

There seems to be great emphasis on generating wealth in the culture of your country and many others and it seems to me that people are often judged by their material possessions. I still find it rather sad that many “spiritual teachers” who are in a position to uplift humanity do so only at a price.

Perhaps the current financial stress the world is facing is a result of the belief system that our worth is tied up to what we have accumulated rather than what we have offered in service to others and our growth as spiritual beings?

Keep up the good work and thank you for helping me to release my issues with self worth. Perhaps now I have found a tool to help me become all that I can be.

Mary

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Lara March 25, 2009 at 10:37 am

Many thanks for your program on releasing limiting beliefs. I tried the “I’m not good enough” program – I recognized my belief came from my childhood but it’s based not only on my granny’s behaviour (my mother and father rejected me when I was born) – she was constantly humiliating me before others as if I was not worthy of anything and so on… but she actually told me they didn’t want me to be born!! she actually told me that even a few months ago, a few days before she died. What I understood from your program is that it’s not my fault being born and I know I am doing and I have always done many great and good things helping animals and people as much as I could. So I now understand that I must simply recognize my parents’ and grandparents’ incapability of loving me as their own mistake and fault. I’m not responsible at all and I just have to learn completely to let that feeling of wanting my granny’s love go forever.

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Nnacy March 25, 2009 at 8:24 am

THANX!….went from a loud, angry “i’m not good enough!” voice to a soft, gentle whisper…..

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Beate March 25, 2009 at 7:38 am

Morty, I had to run through the belief section one more time, to ‘feel’ that it is gone. I’ve done quite a bit of work in recognizing myself as Creator of my life, and this somehow accentuated it. The sense and feeling of not being good enough has haunted me all my life, now it’s gone. How light I am feeling now! Great stuff! Thank you.

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Sean Macdonald March 24, 2009 at 11:56 pm

I have been hitting the self help books, tapes, internet, etc., again for about 2 weeks. They all make sense, but I am still searching for the one that will make me go ahead and be successful like I know I could. Something always tells me to wait, not ready yet, will get critisism, will fail after starting,I’ll really start tomorow, etc. Thirty minutes with you made me feel like I am allowed to be number one like I always knew I could be. Thank you.

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Shirley March 24, 2009 at 11:25 pm

Thank you! I’ve read and considered the concept of creating my own world many many times but this is the first time I’ve actually experienced and felt it at my core. As you point out, it is one thing to know something intellectually and another to actually feel it and fully believe it. Thank you so much. This was truly a positive life changing experience. I will pass it on to all of my friends. I wish you every happiness and continued success.

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Helen March 24, 2009 at 10:42 pm

Hello Morty,
Thanks! But I tried to send you 3 names and addresses
and got the message back that the email addresses are
not valid. Yes they are. I double checked. Don’t know
how to get past the pop-up to continue.
Pleasse check out what I sent and let me know.Thanks!

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Diana March 24, 2009 at 8:11 pm

I am almost stunned about this experience; having been through years of therapy, and spiritual studies, even knowing that I am the creator of my beliefs…nothing has ever made me “feel” it and “know” it so fully… my mind was able to release an old pattern and replace it with truth so gracefully. Your work is truly amazing. You are a blessed teacher; thank you for providing this gift. Diana

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Jo March 24, 2009 at 7:51 pm

Wow! I helped me greatly!
I thought i would get stuck in my failures for life! I now understand how I got into this by understanding what caused it. I will keep on thinking this way because it makes me feel really good! And being a mother of 4, this will help me explain to my children and sharing them as well how to become the best you want to be, by creating your own life in consciousness.
Thanks Morty and More power!

Jo

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Cyrus March 24, 2009 at 7:05 pm

I started listening to the lesson with the “belief” that this is another pep talk. In reality, I found the lesson insightful and pivotal to my to personal freedom. Freedom from my old beliefs.

many Thanks

Cyrus

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Ron March 24, 2009 at 2:48 pm

Thanks Morty (and Scott for linking it up)for the limit-busting ideas. I am excited to have this resource for personal growth. Who knows? With the limiting beliefs gone, ANYthing is possible. I am ready to use this method on other areas of my life where I have been “stuck”.

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Alex March 24, 2009 at 2:46 pm

Morty – my own story felt similar to your own. Wow a real light bulb moment.

“I am a problem solver”

so what do I have in my life?

O lordy! And of course as I get better and more skillful at solving problems – the problems in my life just get bigger!

I’ve started your book – but right now it seems that I have knocked out a negative belief…so what’s left behind? Do I need to go through a belief installation now?

Anyhow…THANK YOU!
:-)

Alex

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Linda Weseloh March 24, 2009 at 2:45 pm

Hello Sir.

I am not sure if this is right place to ask my questions, but will sure try anyways. Smile
I am quite interested in learning more about what you are teaching and helping others with here..i noticed you have alot of video’s and audios to listen too.. that is great for others. As for me.I am Deaf, and will not benefit at all with those. Do you have any kind transcripts or something else i can learn from just as effectively? I appreciate
your readings.. want to learn more. Thank you very much. Have a good day.
Look forward to your response.
Sincerely,
Linda

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Aimee March 24, 2009 at 12:09 pm

Hi Morty,
Great stuff, I just clicked on this from the Finer Mind’s newsletter. It makes perfect sense and your analogies are excellent to demonstrate what you are trying to say. I am no where near eliminating a belief in 30 mins., but you did give me some tools to start looking at why I formed my beliefs in the first place, which will be extremely helpful. I have read many times you must change your beliefs but not been given the tools to do so…imagining all other possible interpretations of an event I gave a negative meaning to is a great place to start. I am making a list to explore to start trying to change my beliefs as I have suffered from depression for a number of years. I am constantly assigning negative meaning to the behaviors of others. For example, when my husband constantly comes home late, I view it as he just doesn’t care enough to bother being on time not that he is being buried at work constantly. Last year I discovered he had an affair. As hard as that was to learn, it had a devastating affect on my own self worth. I am so unhappy due to my own self inflicted punishment because I feel no worth most of the time. I hope I can utilize this method to discover why I feel this way and if successful perhaps I will proceed with some of your other offerings. I commend you for offering this free of charge, I have spent so much money on counselors, LOA stuff,meditation gurus, channelers, psychiatrists and medications and in most people’s eyes I have no reason to be unhappy. I am so blessed to have 2 beautiful healthy children, and not to be hungry, have shelter, pets, a car to drive, and an education. None of which I feel worthy of having, especially my two sons. I am so lucky (although I did work hard for my degree, although it barely provides a living). So many others have nothing and have so much happiness, I want so much to enjoy what life I have left, especially if I can be a positive influence on my own children. I love the parenting messages in this free method you have offered here…I am going to remind my children anytime they get into trouble not to read anything more into it than for what it is. They already have my unquestionable affection and love but they still get into trouble. Anyway, thanks for listening and asking for feedback, I will let you know further developments if I manage to make some progress with your methods. With having our own free will it is a wonder why we would invite such negative meanings into our lives to define us. That’s just crazy. Yet here we are.

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Elena Michaelson March 24, 2009 at 12:06 pm

Thanks, Morty! I experienced a shift both times, for 2 separate beliefs. This could change our whole world! I’m eager to find out how I can help you make this difference. I’ve already sent the link to many of my friends. Thanks for sharing your wisdom.

Elena Michaelson

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Joyce March 24, 2009 at 9:20 am

Thank you so much for this information. I now have the belief that anything is possible for me.

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Gene Dolgoff March 24, 2009 at 8:54 am

Morty,

This was sent to me by another old friend (I’ve known her since 1962), Donna Steinhorn. Beautifully done. I’m glad to see you’re still around and kicking, as sharp and clear as ever, and still contributing to people. If you get some time, please get in touch with me. I’ve made some amazing breakthroughs in understanding how the brain works and have found that understanding to hold tremendous value in many areas that can and will make big contributions to the quality of life for people.

Best Regards,

Gene Dolgoff

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Sandy March 24, 2009 at 8:12 am

Marty, I just completed the I am not good enough program and I have to say that I feel amazing. I feel empowered, peaceful and free, what a great feeling. That you so much for sharing your program with the rest of us. I am excited to receive more information from you and hopefully clear many more beliefs that I hold that no longer serve me. Once again Thank you.
Sandy

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Teresa March 24, 2009 at 7:15 am

I feel diferent already. although I didn’t manage to do all the steps aloud as I got company half way through .I feel the need of going through the all process again to ensure total sucess.

thank you ever so much

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Ann-kathrine Nordwall March 24, 2009 at 5:51 am

Dear Morty!

Thank you so very much!
Everything you sad feels and is very very true and I really want to know more about my self…
I am very greatful for your generosity…

Love, light & Peace

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Carin March 24, 2009 at 5:36 am

Thank You Uncle Morty!

I have known most of my life that what I felt was empowered by my own mind but I was not sure how to go about re-programming my thoughts. I cannot thank you enough for this experience. I will be sharing this with others!

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Nancy March 24, 2009 at 5:21 am

I have worked with eliminating limiting beliefs before, but never this effectively and this fast! This method is the most efficient and sure way to eliminate crippling beliefs on one’s own. I’m looking forward to working with it more, but best of all, I recognize that I’m the creator, and not to attach meaning to the actions of others. I hope that many more people will have the opportunity to experience this.

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Harini March 24, 2009 at 3:33 am

This has given me a wonderful sense of certitude and a newfound sense of gratitude.
It is indeed an awakening. Thank you so much :) !!

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jan March 23, 2009 at 11:01 pm

Not being around was not the issue. Try being beaten with a red plastic belt on a back which was so sunburned that it had 3 huge blisters covering the lot, after being sent off at 5 years age for 6 weeks with people who had a record of pinching pieces of flesh out of my arms and legs. At 4 years of age I wished truly to kill myself as I could not take it but did not want to hurt my parents and make them sad.
What about being told I was mad—IQ 200 –and being the child at the meal table every meal who was ridiculed, and ridiculed in front of others and boyfriend at 18, and friends as a rake thin teenager . Kids had a new term for me, match stick legs, or match sticks. Even as an adult successful, beautiful, bringing the surgeon I was going to marry home to meet them all, they behaved that I was unworthy, sister groped him, and overall put me down in front of him. I DID not make this up. He was appalled, he did not like them, and said we could not marry. They said he would never have married me anyway, I was not good looking, clever or wealthy enough. All of those things were in fact absolutely wrong. I have their pictures NOT your words to deal with. The issue is pictures more than words mate.

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Moni March 23, 2009 at 5:27 pm

That was awesome. Thanks for sharing w/us. I didn’t even relaize I had such a negative belief about myself that was slowing me down, but you got right to the bottom of it and now its gone. thank you!

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Scott March 23, 2009 at 3:13 pm

Around the 28 minute mark I paused the video and sat with a feeling of stillness and expansion. I hope the feeling lasts.

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Fay March 23, 2009 at 2:40 pm

Well Morty, I never thought that today I would sitting here and feel like this life was a really and truly brand new day. Just the awareness that I was living as my creation has transformed my whole thinking process. When I heard the first revelation you had on your plane trip to CA, it just resonated and clung to my own cells. Yes my very cellular structure heard that and the old belief disconnected immediately from me and absolutely slipped away, it just slipped away!!!!!

I had the same “I’ll never give up” attitude. Yes I identify with you, yes I see myself as entrapped in the struggle to prove to everyone how strong and determined I was. I struggled, as a form of badge. Listen to my past tense …. can you believe it? Ofcourse you can! This is amazing stuff. I am important enough to myself to change every limiting belief about importance, finances and relationships. Wow!

Thank you Morty for your amazing insight and your generosity to share it with me.

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Diane March 23, 2009 at 9:43 am

It would be useful to know what the time investment would be prior to completing this exercise.

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Andre March 22, 2009 at 7:15 pm

Thank you! It’s like a heavy weight has been lifted off my shoulder’s. I can breathe easy now. Such relief!

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Chuck Truss March 20, 2009 at 10:17 pm

I was blown away! It was as if a great burden had been removed from me. All of these years…and it took about 40 minutes to get rid of, “I’m not important!” It’s amazing! The next day at work, I was walking with a new walk; there was something bold and commanding in my speech. You have got to try this!

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Jean March 20, 2009 at 7:41 pm

Thank you Morty,

My first contact with your method makes me feel good, Yes I am the creator of my beliefs, good or bad. Actually I would like to learn how to eliminate completely my bad beliefs and create and dwell on the good one. In one word how can I constantly focus on what I want instead of the lack of what I want.

Jean

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Terry March 20, 2009 at 7:08 pm

I am a 4th grade teacher and would like to help some of my students using your methods. Do you think there is a way for me to adapt
your methods to help improve the attitudes of my class?

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Judi March 18, 2009 at 9:40 am

Well, I started this after referral from my business coach and as a former therapist – 25 years worth – and many years of working on ‘myself’ I am in awe of this process and can only say I am truly grateful for this experience. What immediate and remarkable this process is!!! THANK YOU for sharing it with me and others. I AM NOT THE SUM TOTAL OF MY THOUGHTS, BELIEFS, FEELINGS or ACTIONS. Yippee do dah! Have a wonderful day and life!

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Nick Nealer March 17, 2009 at 11:14 am

I have been through the fist 5 elimination of beliefs and I am doing so at the 2 a day pace. Is there any advantage to going at a faster pace??

Thank you – Nick

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Judy March 14, 2009 at 2:18 pm

Morty, never mind, I saw in one of the other comments that I can use the events I think are the source and it should work. Thanks for all you do!

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Judy March 14, 2009 at 1:40 pm

Hi Morty,

I’ve gotten stuck on “I’ll never get what I want.” I know I have this belief, but I can’t remember any times in childhood that fit the belief. I can remember times from my teenage years that would fit. Would these work?

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Jerry Elliott March 10, 2009 at 7:53 pm

I am skeptical though I sense there is a germ of utility here, especially re-framing childhood beliefs by noticing
“alternate explanations” of events. In any event, a thorough reading of Albert Ellis and/or Maxie Maultsby will produce the same results at a far more affordable price. I respect your attempts to monetize your “method” but being realistic
is also an important component of being “rational”. Thanks.

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Morty Lefkoe March 9, 2009 at 5:31 pm

Tabitha, When the program helps people find the source of a belief, I assume “the best” circumstances. Obviously in many cases there is abuse of various types. You don’t have to imagine parental love. But there are still a lot of other interpretations other than I’m not good enough or I’m not loveable (and other possible beliefs that could come from abuse) … such as My parents didn’t think I was good enough, but they were wrong. Maybe my parents didn’t love me, that doesn’t mean I’m not loveable. It even could mean that on some level they did love you and their beliefs led them to act the way they did. Regardless of how badly your parents treated you, there is still no inherent meaning in their behavior. You still don’t know anything for sure about who you really are based on how your parents treated you.

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Tabitha March 8, 2009 at 3:04 am

I am going through the program Morty and one of the things you often say is, “Your parents loved you.” What about people who have been physically, emotionally or sexually abused, would the process work as well for them? I couldn’t see them thinking that their parents loved them at all. I can see that we interpret our situation and getting through that part, but the parents loving you aspect would really be something that would not congruent for them, I would think. I have a lot of emotional abuse and am having trouble with believing parental love, I cannot even imagine the other factors being dealt with.
Just some thoughts.

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Tabitha March 7, 2009 at 5:56 pm

I went through one of the processes of TLM and was a little let down because I didn’t feel to much of a shift. But I tried another one and that was what I needed. It blew me away!! I have used EFT for a while and read as much as I could on LOA. Both have helped but since my mind-chatter was always in evidence I always got in my own way. The freebie erased a lot of doubts.
I thought that I should wait until I have the money to pay for the program then thought, well if I got rid of some of my doubts maybe I would see myself out of my current situation instead of relying on my old habitual thoughts. A couple of years or more worth of therapy knocked out in an afternoon? I am for it.

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Joyfull March 6, 2009 at 12:44 pm

Morty I love you! Thank you so much for this program it feels like I finally got the answer to a long awaited prayer.
Just this morning before finding out about your program I was crying and down because I just couldn’t get past behaviours and beliefs that have been holding me back for YEARS no matter how I tried. Within a matter of hours I was led to this page through a series of links and after working through only two of the limiting beliefs and the who are you really program, I can already feel a major shift in what I feel is possible in my life. I am very interested and excited to know how my life will change once I’ve completed the entire program.

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vyvien February 26, 2009 at 1:24 am

Since doing the Natural Confidence program late last year i have been amazed at how much more easily – even effortlessly – i am attracting opportunities and good things into my life. Thank you Morty also for making the Bust Your Money Beliefs available – I look forward to seeing how this program enhances the transformation already begun. Thank you for all your wonderful work.

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Bal February 18, 2009 at 5:01 pm

I was getting very frustated,i have a good understanding about beliefs,i have read many books,and articles
still couldnt manage to shift my beliefs, this program..i could actually feel the changes deep within
and when i look at my dad at a specific memory….instead of feeling…im not good enough…im laughing…
At last..Morty im thanking spirit who have led me to your site…Thanks so much …keep up the good work

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Carey February 17, 2009 at 6:58 pm

Morty,

I have to tell you that you really broke something open for me
when you shared your story about creating obstacles for yourself,
because you thought your value was in how hard you could work to
overcome those obstacles. Listening to you was a major “Aha!” moment
for me – I realized I had been doing the same thing!

I’ve experience enormous and recurring relief, knowing that I don’t ever
have to struggle again, and I’m perfectly worthwhile. Opportunities that
I have been wanting for a long time have come pouring through the door
since
that “Aha!” moment…so thank you for putting your material out into
the world!

Best to you,
Carey

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Natalie February 14, 2009 at 1:37 pm

Dear Morty,
This was truly an amazing experience. I have limiting beliefs about money in my life so I sustituted that belief in the I’m not good enough program. I truly feel a sense of relief and empowerment and know that my father’s reactions concerning money had nothing to do with me. thank you, thank you, thank you.

Natalie

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serd February 9, 2009 at 12:10 am

Morty! Thank you so much! I did the “mistakes and failure are bad” and was shocked at first with how much emotion it brought up and then again at the release of the same. I’ve tried lots of positive motivational stuff over the years but your techniques seem to get at the root causes… Can’t wait to get into the money bits.. but already feel “enlightened” to move forward on taking some actions that will help overcome some money issues.

can’t thank you enough.. and Alex M. for referring me

Thanks,

serd

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Gerald Hart February 8, 2009 at 4:38 pm

Fantastic, Morty,
After a couple of releasing sessions (reality checks), I feel myself beginning to shake off this albatross of a life I have falsely created and lived for 60 years.
Now I can accomplish a totally fulfilling creation of loving and appreciating my family, friends and surroundings while touching others’ lives with your wisdom.
I can’t thank you and your brainstorming associates enough!
May God continue to bless your efforts,
GGHart

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rob_larson3 February 2, 2009 at 3:35 pm

It’s funny, you can read about this stuff all day long. “Seven Habits of Highly Effective People”, “Who Moved My Cheese” and other self-improvement books can tell you about it, but this is the first time I’ve ever experienced something powerful and life changing. Isn’t is strange how the smallest ideas can be so profound. It’s our perception of things that limit what we achieve. Great insight. Thank you.

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Lynn February 2, 2009 at 1:32 pm

Morty!
You are right on the money! I’ve been using this in my own life for about 16 years, and it certainly does work! Now I’m using it with my clients. They are amazed at the results! Thank you for taking the time to create a specific process.

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honesto February 2, 2009 at 12:52 pm

thank you morty! it feels good to know something that i didn’t know was limiting my capacity to do greater things. i feel that i now possess a powerful tool to help others like me who dont know that they have limiting beliefs. i feel and know now that its not enough to teach people to know and understand that they have limiting beliefs but, it helps that they experience it just like i did with your video tutorial… and let them decide for themselves.
thank you again for sharing this with me. and kudos to mr. alex mandossian for bringing me to your website!

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Cletus January 31, 2009 at 12:50 am

Great stuff, achieved a strong shift and more empowered from the creator distinct from creation that is meaning given to meaningless events argument. working as a hypnotherapist and nlp practitioner feel that these methods have tremendous potential to create positive change and healing. thank you.

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Morty Lefkoe January 30, 2009 at 10:03 pm

Hi Petra, Virtually any child with your childhood experiences would have come up with the same belief, I'm not good enough. In fact, most people in the world have come up with that belief as a result of having similar childhood experiences. I'm not good enough is a perfectly valid interpretation of your childhood. Glad you found the program useful. Regards, Morty

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Petra January 30, 2009 at 9:35 pm

Thank you for this amazing program. I am now torn between "I am good enough" and "I must be a pretty lousy creator of my life if I created a profound belief like 'I'm not good enough' for myself." I'm curious about how these feelings will evolve over the next couple of days.

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Acorn25 January 30, 2009 at 9:06 pm

The video definitely had immediate impact on my life. I am the creator of my life. I do believe in me. The video helped me to understand that the believe was lingering around. I was not depresed but highly disappointed and could get motivated or focus again. It definitiely renewed my energy and aloow me to take a look at myself differently. Do let the situation(s) define you.

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luigi January 30, 2009 at 8:20 pm

when you don't believe in yourself,disappointed,with no friends,totally isolated,well,it is like to make an eternal…pit-stop,while the others go and you are frustrated,…no job and,well..i don't know the effects of the video on my life,but i am the..creator of my life,this is sure.thanks for now,from Italy,dear old Europe.

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Amita January 30, 2009 at 4:03 pm

yes it was amazing….i can feel the shift happening…already……not the sculpture but the Sculptor………thank you……thank you for making it so lucid……

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Glenda January 30, 2009 at 2:14 pm

I am crying as this SHIFT takes over me. Thank you.

I see how I am the interpreter.

Note: to the :widow"- you believe that because you are a widow you cannot afford this but, if you changed the belief to "I can afford this program saving up and even selling something." You will be able to save and buy this program.

God bless.

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Susan Santsche January 27, 2009 at 5:19 pm

Wow I had never thought of Never Giving Up…and Over Comming Obstcales was giving me just what I was asking for???!!!!I I am exicited for the whats next to shift my pardigm..and move past my old limiting Belief which I had told me was one of my strengths…No wonder I am getting so exhausted …..

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Achihood January 24, 2009 at 11:56 am

Dear morty,
when coming to eliminate the 5th belief i found 2 things i think are worthy of improvement as i didn't feel succesful in eliminating this belif as i did in the previous first 4. You should specify if the negative feelings and positive dids i did which my parents liked should be of the same topic, i got that impression in the second part of the program. When you start the second phase, saying :" look at the events you had written down" it would help to direct us specifically on the positive events as i understood only later in the process and was quite confused in the begining, trying to think of the events that made me feel the negative feelings.
Possibiity number 2 isn't 100% true for me. Although it's logical, for me even if a stranger or someone i don't like think well of me it would mean something, possibly not as strong as if it would come from someone close but still it would definitly have meaning for me and effect me.

Thanks again,
Achihood
P.S
When are you putting online a program for eliminating money beliefs?

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Katherine January 8, 2009 at 6:35 am

One of the free exercises brought tears. What profound relief! Thank you, Morty. This entire subject of beliefs seems enormous to me. Clearly, it's quite important to question and be aware of what it is one actually believes! Further, if a belief isn't constructive, or doesn't help me or others, what on earth is the point of hanging onto it? Not long ago, I watched Ralph Nader give a talk broadcast on C-Span in which he said that, as a young boy when he'd come home from school, his father would ask him, "Did they teach you to think, or believe?" I've pondered that quite a bit since… My guess is that many people have been as unaware of the power of beliefs as I've been and. Morty, if that guess has any accuracy in it, to answer your question about spreading the word to a larger audience with the intention of elevating awareness, I'd suggest taking the whole subject of the power of beliefs to the Oprah Winfrey tv show. That would be a tv show I'd love to see.

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Gaëtan January 4, 2009 at 10:16 am

Hi Shelly, Hi Morty, Hi all,
Since I have very little return from just saying the belief and then listen to any gut feeling I use muscel testing. It's a technique that some people will know and that allows one to check if some statement is congruent with our unconscient database. If the statement is congruent than a pressure exerted on a muscle (often the shoulder muscle when someone presses on the stretched out arm) will not make it weaken. If the muscle reacts by a strong reaction (no weakening) the statement can be considered as true for the system (mind-body). If you say the statement and it does not correspond to any recorded belief in the subconscient then this will generate a stress reaction in the body and in particular in the tested muscle that will cause it to have a weak reaction (the tester can press down the arm of the tested).

I suspect your "say-out-loud"-technique can have different results : normally if the belief (even a negative one) is coherent with the recorded beliefs in the subconscient there should be no stress reaction in the muscles, because the statement is true for the mind-body system. I guess that's why I rarely feel anything when I say the belief out loud. No subtle stress in the body, because the statement is coherent with my beliefs. And when I muscle test it I get strong reactions, which means true. I think there may be a confusion then for people at the end of the process, because when they have eliminated the belief and they say it out loud, it no longer is coherent with their belief database, which can then cause some stress and weakening in the body. What may cause people to think the process didn't work for them and they still hold the belief, while actually this stress and weakening is the proof the belief is eliminated.

Ouf course sometimes a phrase can touch us at another emotional level and we may start to cry right on, than it is very obvious of course, but as many people don't realize they have these negative beliefs I suspect they will seldom have very clear emotional answers.

For those who might be interested in muscle testing as a way to get clearer feedback before and after the Lefkoe process, know that it is possible to learn to muscle test oneself (there even exists a quite cheap device to muscle test oneself : http://www.myodynometer.com/)

Note also that there exists a simple technique to integrate desired beliefs in the mind : http://www.psych-k.com/

I now use the Lefkoe process to eliminate the negative beliefs, which I can verify through muscle testing as efficient. I noticed on the other hand that eliminating the negative belief, does not mean that the possitive version of it (I'm not good enough-I'm good enough) will automatically test strong. The negative is gone and there seems to be a white page for the creator in us to choose our own new beliefs. If we don't we just have an absence of negative but isn't our role and power as creator to be clear about our creation ? So I then use the Psych-k technique to download or integrate the new beliefs that I choose.

I am curious about your feedback on these thoughts.

Gaëtan

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Evgeny December 30, 2008 at 10:19 am

Hi Morti,
what is the source of "i'm not a responsible person"?
is it because i belive that mistakes and failure is bad or i'm not good enough?
or any other limiting belief?
and how can i eliminate this one?

thanks,

very best regards
Evgeny

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Morty Lefkoe January 14, 2009 at 1:34 am

Not sure the source. Possibly your parents telling you that or asking you why you never do the things you say you're going to do. The source is not another belief, but meaningless events you gave that meaning to. You might have those other beliefs. The belief, I'm not a responsible person is not on any of the on-line programs, but we could help you get rid of it easily in a phone session. Call us at 415-884-0552 to find out more. Regards, Morty

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Achihood December 29, 2008 at 9:22 am

Hey morty, Inlight of your last email. Ineed i wanted to tell you that just yesterday i reffered a friend from switzerland to your site (I'm from Israel), and also used your technique to help my mother who came home "deflated" from all of the shouting of her new boss that made her feel she's nothing and worthless. I managed to relief her pain by making her acknoledge where the feeling was coming from and minimize the effect this new boss had on her. She now feels much better. Thank you so much for allowing to make a change in my life and in other people's lives.
Your work is sacred. Keep it going.
Achihood

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Lynn December 22, 2008 at 9:32 am

I really loved your program as I went through everything, very diligently. I felt really great for about a month. Unfortunately, the high did not last, as with so many other things I have tried..It feels as if I am pretty much back where I started but it is kind of hard to know for sure. I will give it some more time. I may try going through it all again when I have the time and see if that makes a difference.

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Morty December 21, 2008 at 3:41 am

Hi Ken, One of the side benefits of using The Lefkoe Method is that we understand that our parents do what they do because of their beliefs, which leads most of us to having compassion for our parents and forgiving them for their behavior (it was the best they could do given their beliefs). Regards, Morty

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M&M December 20, 2008 at 10:35 am

Morty, I just finished belief number 17. When you say that the belief is something that I had already attributed to an event I wonder at what point did I first do that. At what age do we start to draw these conclusions?

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Morty December 21, 2008 at 3:31 am

I'm not sure at what age we first form beliefs, but you can see significant differences in children's personalities and behavior at the age of two, so I suspect we have formed beleifs before that time. I suspect we give meaning to events even before language, in some emotional form. Then when we get language we put words on our feelings.

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Steve December 19, 2008 at 7:18 am

Hi. I've just worked through the first five beliefs of the program and got half way through the Who am I really? procedure. The thought that's going through my head right now is, "Is it REALLY possible to have everything I want?" and "Is it really possible to believe everything I need to believe in order to create everything I want?" Right now it seems like a huge task to do away with all the old beliefs and not a little bit scary. I think i've got a lot of resistance to the idea that anything is possible. The power of it scares me too!!!

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Morty December 21, 2008 at 3:34 am

The "creation" called Steve has a lot of resistance, the creator of that creation has no resistance. In other words, the resistance is nothing more than beliefs. Get rid of the limiting beliefs and the resistance will disappear. And …. it's OK to be scared.

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Steve December 19, 2008 at 7:18 am

Hi. I've just worked through the first five beliefs of the program and got half way through the Who am I really? procedure. The thought that's going through my head right now is, "Is it REALLY possible to have everything I want?" and "Is it really possible to believe everything I need to believe in order to create everything I want?" Right now it seems like a huge task to do away with all the old beliefs and not a little bit scary. I think i've got a lot of resistance to the idea that anything is possible. The power of it scares me too!!!

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Toni December 18, 2008 at 9:56 am

Thanks, Morty, Yesterday,I busted the belief that has weighed me down all of my life, that I am unworthy. I actually feel different. Like, I don't have to deal with that one anymore. Today, I was at 6:04 on the last page of "mistakes and failure are bad" and the site stopped going…..help.

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Mussa December 11, 2008 at 12:23 pm

If someone enters a room and purposely dosen't speak to me–>he wanted to offend me by talking
to everyone else but me. Dosen't it mean that there is an inherent meaning to his behaviour ?

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tinpan December 13, 2008 at 12:07 pm

Yes he's ignorant and probably trying to be machiavellian (which works until people know what it is)

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Morty December 21, 2008 at 3:37 am

Hi Mussa, In the first place, if someone doesn't talk to you that doesn't necessarily men you were purposefully ignored. That is already an interpretation. Secondly, even if you were purposefully ignored, that behavior could have many different interpretations, such as: he doesn't like you, he was upset and didn't want to talk to anyone at that moment, he thought you didn't like him and didn't want to be yelled at. Being ignored doesn't not inherently mean someone wanted to offend you, even though that might be the meaning a lot of people would give that behavior.

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Morty December 8, 2008 at 5:42 am

Hi Jo, I'm thrilled you found our program life changing. That was our intention. We don't yet have an on-line program dealing with money beliefs, but we'd be happy to work with you in one-on-one sessions where we can help you find your specific limiting money beliefs, and then get rid of them. The price is $200 per hour. Call us at 415-884-0552 to make an appointment or to get any specific questions answered. Regards, Morty

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Jo D December 8, 2008 at 5:32 am

Hi Morty, thanks for making a program that works so effectively and quickly. I just finished the Natural Confidence program and by far it was the most life changing program I have done and I have done many over the last 20 years. I am interested and ready now to use this method to work on my money problems , will you give me more specifics on how I get started and of course the money end of it. Thanks again for helping me change my beliefs. : )

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Judith December 4, 2008 at 12:37 pm

Interesting and very helpful to those who need the program and can afford it.

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yancalle December 4, 2008 at 7:10 am

I do not speak English and it`s looks very interesting. If you will do a blog like this in Hebrew I will be happy (: -thanks!

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Cila_Reiss December 4, 2008 at 4:53 am

I think that listening to your program is the best thing that happened to me . I suddenly realized that I am important and first time in my life understood I understand inside me not to believe in my interprations. Your way of explaining is wonderful, and I wish I would have come accross it earlier in my life

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Ken December 4, 2008 at 3:13 am

Wow! I just had an "aha moment" after years of self-help programs and therapy I just realized why my dad behaved the way he did and it had nothing to do with me. How empowering – I feel free! And I feel for my dad having to live with his limiting belief for his entire life. Thanks.

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Clara Shua December 4, 2008 at 1:40 am

I liked the idea of being a conciousness (a creator) on which the beliefs, thoughts and feelings show up. The association I had is watching the incidents in my life as if I am watching T.V. When watching T.V. we are fully absorbed in what is going on on the screen, but once the program ends , we return to"reality". I can distinguish between the "false" reality on T.V. and the "true" reality of my life. And actually what you suggest is distiguishing between the "false" reality that we created with our beliefs, thoughts, feelings and actions and the "true" nature of who we really are.__Now the popular expression " You create your own reality" makes much more sense to me. Thanks __Clara

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Stephanie December 3, 2008 at 5:00 am

Dear Morty, Thank you so much for the free taste. I know how valuable this information is. I really stuck with I am the consciousness that holds the thoughts, beliefs, ego, etc. I am working with I am not what I do to shift that limiting belief. This is so valuable, especially in these challenging times of change.

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Morty December 1, 2008 at 11:37 am

Hi Ralf, I know about Sedona but not enough to know how it is similar and different. It seems like it does something different, but I'm not really sure. Regarding your comment, getting rid of one belief might produce a "euphoric daze for about an hour." Getting rid of a bunch of beliefs and conditionings will produce a permanent change in behavior and feelings. Regards, Morty

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Ralf_Long December 1, 2008 at 8:24 am

I tried the freebie course and thought it was wonderful. I really did feel a million times better, a sort of euphoric daze for around an hour.
I wanted to ask Morty if he considers the Sedona Method a worthy companion to this technique or if maybe they are pushing against each other

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Nathal November 28, 2008 at 11:49 am

Hi, this was sort of my own question as well. It really felt like a challenge to really eliminate my belief that I'm not important. Even while taking a break and repeating the last part, I still felt so much anger and I realized how important this belief (and especially the anger!) has been my whole life influencing my self-destructive behaviour (like smoking). It felt like my emotions stopped me from really listening to your words, but I just went on and on pausing and repeating till I felt something somehow HAD changed.
I just finished now, and I hope it works out the way it was meant to, I can't imagine, but I have a profound trust in this method so I'll just wait and see…

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Mussa November 28, 2008 at 10:29 am

I found your words very helpful, thank you.
I am going to try the entire program, in just a few days.
Thanks again,
Mussa.

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Musicman59 November 27, 2008 at 7:22 am

Or, in response if I may, I know a couple of people with physical disabilities/limitations and while they may be unable(physically) to carry out some tasks that a fully able-bodied person may, they are beautiful worthwhile people who are good enough as people and know it – they have a sense of their own worth, confidence, and can even achieve physical tasks most 'regular' people can't, and certainly people don't see their disability, but the person(ality) they are and have created. I also know a few people with physically alternative abilities that grumble, are cynical, defeatist, frightened, abrupt, and complain endlessly – and since the both kinds are physically 'disabled' it seems to me that there's a choice in how we deal with physical facts. I was diagnosed with severe dyslexia when I was young and there are certainly still some 'quirks' to my mental processing – I'll never be a rocket scientist or an astrophysicist and probably never be a quantum physicist or medical doctor and a few other things I'd like to achieve if I can, but that doesn't mean I'm any less good enough a person, less worthwhile or meaningful and valued than my doctor, journalist, opera singer, nurse, writer, banker, administrator, musician, friends. & colleagues. What's better – a physical limitation, or a mental/emotional one? Does one mean you are morally corrupt, spiritually contaminated, less good than the other? Aren't these all just concepts(beliefs) & labels we've chosen for ourselves? Ways we 'see' ourselves – even if we've been 'helped' to believe certain things about ourselves, that still doesn't make it any more true than if we'd picked it out of a hat. I don't know what your physical limitation(s) is, and I certainly don't want to be offensive, but the choice is yours.

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Musicman59 November 27, 2008 at 6:55 am

With respect, were you not listening? 'God' didn't tell you anything of the sort – your concept of 'god' did. The concept you may have been helped to create. Having a 'feeling' about something is not proof of fact – otherwise we'd be living in a world populated by every monster under the bed or closet that anyone's ever been frightened of – and clearly since this is not true for me, it is not THE truth, but one you can choose if you want. Thanks Morty, the busting a limiting belief process was something I kind of knew somewhere deep inside, but needed to hear it and hear the logic confirmed step-by-step. Superb.

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Morty November 27, 2008 at 2:39 am

I actually do want to use the word "meaning.'' Events in the world have no inherent meaning, as I explain in the process itself. The emotion you feel following an event is a function of the meaning you have given the event. Change the meaning and the emotion changes.

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Morty November 27, 2008 at 2:37 am

You can eliminate beliefs even if you care what people think of you. Except some of your feelings might not change. My comment on someone else's blog post might be helpful to you:
The belief goes away in almost every case when you go through the entire process. The way to know the belief is gone is if the words have no emotion attached when you say them out loud after the process, if they sound sort of flat. Checking your feelings is not a way to see if the belief is gone. Because you might have other beliefs worth eliminating, such as I'm not capable, Nothing I do is good enough, etc., you still might not feel good about yourself. When those other beliefs are eliminated too, your sense of yourself, your feelings about yourself, will change drastically. All that always happens when a single belief is eliminated is that it is gone. And the way to check that is to only see if the words of the belief feel true.
You probably have a belief like, What makes me good enough or important is having people think well of me. That belief causes one to be concerned about what others think. That is one of the beliefs you will eliminate on the Natural Confidence course. Having that belief will affect your feelings; it will not keep other beliefs from being eliminated.

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Morty November 27, 2008 at 2:32 am

I'm not sure what you mean. The belief goes away in almost every case when you go through the entire process. The way to know the belief is gone is if the words have no emotion attached when you say them out loud after the process, if they sound sort of flat. Checking your feelings is not a way to see if the belief is gone. Because you might have other beliefs worth eliminating, such as I'm not capable, Nothing I do is good enough, etc., you still might not feel good about yourself. When those other beliefs are eliminated too, your sense of yourself, your feelings about yourself, will change drastically. All that always happens when a single belief is eliminated is that it is gone. And the way to check that is to only see if the words of the belief feel true.

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snoeskees November 27, 2008 at 1:25 am

i still have that belief, because i'm not good enough for your method, i think

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Mussa November 24, 2008 at 9:46 am

I really want to try the whole program, but i couldn't totally eliminate the two trial beliefs. I always end up agreeing with you without really feeling that the statements are true. I understand that many interpretation can explain a situation ,but it doesn't change the feeling that is produced from what others think about me.For instance, if my father always ask me how my friends did in an exam that I failed , he thinks that I am not good enough, now i could imagine the scene again and say that he is plainly wrong, but it still feels bad that he thinks that way. Maybe I really care about what other think about me, and I cant eliminate other limiting beliefs as long as I care for what people think about me.

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jeri November 24, 2008 at 4:43 am

I agree completely. As a widow on a very limited pension That is a lot of money. Although that is how you are making a successful business.

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Swissaholic November 23, 2008 at 9:04 am

Very powerful material! As I am sure my financial situation will change soon, I look forward to doing more of your course.

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Lindsay November 23, 2008 at 4:38 am

First I would like to complement the process which I just undertook and acknowledge the profound calming effect which it has had upon my psyche.
Next I would like to query whether "meaning," is quite the right word to define the exact concept you are communicating. One man can impart implicit meaning to another in a buisiness meeting for example. However the "emotion" of "not good enough to fulfill anothers wishes" seems more appropriate. Essentially I am suggesting that "emotion" is a better linguistical term than "meaning".

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Morty November 21, 2008 at 11:36 am

Sorry that you found it too wordy. This may not be the best way for you. And I have a question: Have any of the other courses, workshops, sessions, etc. ever guaranteed that you could eliminate a limiting belief permanently after a wordy 30 minute video? We have helped people who came to us after 20 years of personal growth work and therapy of various types and then told us after a few sessions that nothing they had done in 20 years had made such a profound difference in their lives. And I'm sorry it doesn't work for you.

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dalia lavie November 20, 2008 at 8:45 am

It was very helpful that you gave us a free belief elimination experience. I'm read a lot of books at the last years , so it was easy for me to understand the deep meaning of " I creating my life" , so it was easy for me to do the program and to really belive that the program is work. But , when I sugget to use the progran ,for experience, to pepole I Know, part of them das'nt want because it is in english. I think that if the program is successful with people who know english , so it will success in Israel if it will be in Hebrew.

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Laurie J. Brenner November 20, 2008 at 2:40 am

Morty:

Thank you so much for putting up this website and offering this process for free. It is very revealing. As an artist I thoroughly understood the sculptor versus the sculpture comparison. Also, I was amazed at listening to your story; like you, I have created obstacles to overcome to experience my worth. Unbelievable how easy you made this. This is an incredible blessing. I, personally, have been working on my survival strategies and self-esteem issues (for a while now) and you (for free) have given me a methodology that is highly effective. I experienced the *SHIFT* almost immediately. As in I am the interpreter, not the interpretation.

I cannot tell you how very happy I am to have discovered this method. I have already recommended your site to my daughter and I hope she follows through with it.

Thank you – and many blessings to you and yours.

Laurie J. Brenner

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ETI November 20, 2008 at 1:15 am

thank you very much Morty, it feels much lighter and free. genious!

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Shelly Lefkoe November 19, 2008 at 10:56 am

Beth,
Getting rid of the belief that mistakes and failures are bad doesn't mean that no mistake or failure has bad consequences. It just means that mistakes and failures are not inherently bad. Most don't have terrible consequences such as your brother's which is horribly unfortunate. You can learn and grow from most mistakes.

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choice November 19, 2008 at 10:42 am

Dear Morty. Thank you for engaging into the belief systems. I look forward to eliminating hindering beliefs and to learn from you!

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 10:19 am

Hi Mussa, From your description it seems as if the belief actually was eliminated. People respond to the process in different ways. Some people have a big "Ahh" after the process, others feel nothing. Some people have a difficult time with the process, some have an easy time. All that matters is that the words of the belief feel neutral. They feel flat. No emotion connected with the belief. When that happens, the belief is gone. How did it feel when you eliminated the second belief? Regards, Morty

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miki November 19, 2008 at 10:12 am

thank you very much for your kindness and for your gifts. i will be happy to get rid off ' i will never be rich" belife if you have such my english is not so good so i may have troble explaine my self but as you told me o am shur i can express my self good inugu so you understand. regards

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Mussa November 19, 2008 at 9:18 am

I dont feel the urge of doing it again, for I feel my life did change in a way. After writing the commet, i went to work , and surprisingly enough, I didn't feel as "not important" in situations that would make me feel that at work. In addition, in the training I waited in line, and reached the instrument last, but i didn't feel as "I am not important" because of it. I felt calm and in control all day. But when I do the process I tend to get confused, and emotional, sometimes I dont know what I feel.
Is it supposed to be simple and easy ? Does it mean I eliminated the belief, even though I feel stress in my chest after doing the process. ?
Thanks in advance.

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 8:48 am

I agree that there are a lot of other very useful techniques out there. I don't know any however that have produced such consistent results that they are willing to offer a life-time money-back guarantee that the problem caused by the beliefs will be TOTALLY gone and doesn't return. Maybe other methods offer that too, in which case there are a bunch of effective methods for you to choose from. I'm not claiming uniqueness, only effectiveness. Regards, Morty

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 8:44 am

Hi Mussa, Sorry you are having a problem eliminating a belief. Rarely is a belief formed from one incident only. Look for a pattern of events that led to the belief, such as mom and dad not being around a lot of the time and/or not being able to get their attention when they were around. Then do the process with that as the source.

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 8:40 am

Hi Yair, Try the tips I give in the process to handle not remembering details of your childhood. I don't either and I've been able to eliminate hundreds of beliefs. I tell you how to deal with this issue in the process. Regards, Morty

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 8:38 am

Hi Beth, You figured out what I was going to say. Certain mistakes can lead to disasterous consequences, but that doesn't necessarily mean that (all) mistakes and failure are bad. What we do it take one incident and generalize it into an all-encompassing belief. Then the belief affects the rest of our lives. People with this belief become afraid to try something new, because they really believe: Mistakes and failure are bad. So that belief is not true and never was, and the process will help get rid of the belief. As another example, I am not capable of performing brain surgery, but I experience myself as a capable person.

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Patricia Winston November 19, 2008 at 8:21 am

I've come to learn there are only gifts in life – no lessons. Thank goodness! Take the "lesson cops" out of business! Stop judging and expect the gift. The Law of Polarity works everytime! BTW the only way to achievement is through failure – makes sense because we're not perfect and not meant to be.

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Patricia Winston November 19, 2008 at 8:18 am

Way too wordy audio – I have to confess I've done a lot of personal work – I wouldn't benefit from this approach.

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Sue November 19, 2008 at 7:31 am

Hi Beth, I love that. And maybe to add, illness, while not a mistake, may be the same idea. The ill person has a soul agreement and I definitely believe that there is a reason for illness. Some lesson. Although, for me, I don't know what it is yet.

Sue

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 7:21 am

Hi Katherine, Thanks for the compliment. And thanks for being open to our offer of a free belief. Regards, Morty

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Laurie_Edberg November 19, 2008 at 7:20 am

Thank you Morty. What you can do is keep being one more flicker to create the fire of change.

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Katherine November 19, 2008 at 7:17 am

Hi Morty,

I love what you've done here. But I have to say that I likely would have never tried it without the video of you speaking that ran before the exercise. So many new thought teachers still seem to be "smoking their own crack", for lack of a better expression; their demeanor gives away that they are "half pregnant" when it comes to confidence in their own ideas. But your demeanor and groundedness spoke volumns to a kinesthetic learner such as myself. You are your own best advertisement!

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 7:17 am

Hi Daniel, Thank you for your comment. It made the past two years of work worthwhile. Regards, Morty

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 7:16 am

Hi Georgia, I'm truly sorry if $199 in three payments is more than you can handle right now. I've been bankrupt in my time so I know what it is like to be without money. We invested almost two years and a $75,000 investment in creating this site. We charge people $200 a hour to work with us on the phone. This is an immense breakthrough for us to be able to offer what would probably take 7-8 hours in private phone sessions for only $199. We are offering two beliefs from the program for free so that people can decide if the process works for them before they choose to purchase the full program. Regards, Morty

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 7:02 am

Hi Miki,
Sorry, but that belief is not on the Natural Confidence program. That program helps you eliminate the beliefs UNDERNEATH the money belief, beliefs like I'll never get what I want and I'm powerless. Someday we may do another program that includes specific money beliefs. Regards, Morty

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georgia November 19, 2008 at 7:01 am

amen sister! i would like to see much of this information out there at a VERY reduced price!! after all……….. the goal is to change the world, one person at a time. at least that is my take on it! my son is in a similar situation. why not offer downloads for $5 and then if they find that helpful, they can download the next step.

the people that can afford these programs, at least have SOME degree of success or they wouldn't have the money to buy them…..

A changing of world conciousness is the goal!!!

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 6:45 am

Hi Laurie,

I visited your site and read your story. I cried for you and I signed your petition. I am so sorry about your situation. I wish there was something more I could do. Regards, Morty

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 6:35 am

Hi Gaya, There is no "real" belief. Most of us have many, many limiting beliefs. I've gotten rid of several hundred over the years myself. So you can get rid of Mistakes and failure are bad even if you still have the belief, I am wrong. That specific belief is not in the Natural Confidence program, but I'm not worthy is. And we could help you eliminate that one belief and a couple more in a single phone session.

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Morty November 19, 2008 at 6:32 am

I'm not sure if it will work if you have to keep stopping to check the definition of a word. It seems like it worked for you. Only you can know if the belief is gone. If the words sound flat and without emotion when you say the words of the belief, it is gone. Yes, we will consider doing it in Hebrew, but we need to find ways to market it in Israel. We'd have to be sure of selling about 2,000 before we could undertake the massive job it would take to do the entire 10 hours or so of video material, cartoons, etc. in Hebrew.

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grace November 19, 2008 at 6:18 am

Dear Morty, it sounds great, but we have severe financial problems. My husband had no income since four years ago and I am self employed and my income is just nothing. We are about to lose our house at the beginning of December 2008. I love to pay you $200., but I cannot. Is there any way that I provide you with a signed contract to pay you a little amount at the beginning and send you the rest later. I am serious and I need your help and I am sorry for stating the above. My husband is very stressed and even depressed and as a result I have to deal with it as well. We are very desperate. He has big dreams, but it seems so far away. Regards, grace

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Sharin November 19, 2008 at 5:13 am

Thank you for this profound access to the creativity we all exercise for good and for suffering, too. Talk about taking actions…It's one thing to complain about limiting beliefs and another to watch one just dissolve, with the others lining up for similar "ghost busting." I love the format, too–once I got past feeling silly talking to my computer.

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Ken November 19, 2008 at 5:04 am

Wow. Amazing. You feel the difference immediately. I have no fear now to pick up the phone for cold-calling. Thanks Morty.

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Laurie_Edberg November 19, 2008 at 4:31 am

Please take the time to read my story and check my site out

I am a mother with disabilities dealing with child protection services. Here is my story and petitions, http://www.tinyurl.com/66vo2

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gaya November 19, 2008 at 3:36 am

hi i was very interested and i followed the program for "mistakes and failures are bad" but i must say it didnt really work because my real belief that inhibits me is :i am wrong! thats what i interpreted into the behaviour of my parents. can you help me? gaya, gayasky@gmail.com

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dalia lavie November 19, 2008 at 3:36 am

hi. I am from israel. Thank you for your belief-eliminating program free. I used it and i think that it is great. but , as you probably noticed , i am not good in english . 1). Do you think that when i stop evry time and look at the dictionary to understand a word , it's cause a failure . 2) Do you consider to do it in hebrew ?

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Fred_Jacobs_ November 19, 2008 at 2:02 am

I have no idea why this is on living the field web site.When it has nothing to do with the field as I perceive it.Oh well I quess our ego gets the best of us sometimes.

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Maribel November 19, 2008 at 1:20 am

I am one of those people that was told my job will be eliminated as of Jan. 1, 2009. Makes sense to me for those that cannot pay up front. Thank you Jenny for suggesting such.

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beth November 18, 2008 at 12:08 pm

Hi again – I posted last night to say that the video didn't work for me bc my brother's mistake (in the car, leading to someone's death) was definitely 'bad'. But I did some EFT tapping on it and came up with the following modification:
*some mistakes and failures are necessary in order to learn and grow..
and some mistakes and failures lead to big pain and hurt, but none of the big mistakes ever occur without the soul agreement of everyone involved, and even these big 'mistakes' eventually lead to growth*
Just posting this in case it helps someone out there, or helps as feedback.
cheers, Beth

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erica salai November 18, 2008 at 7:47 am

hi
i couldnt open your blog
so i voted for the believe i would like to get off me
thanks for the aportunity for another one

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Morty November 18, 2008 at 6:19 am

That certainly is possible in any given case, but our experience is that in 99%+ of the cases, the belief was initially formed in interactions with our parents, as we explain in detail in the process itself. If you are convinced that the belief was formed from other experiences, just go through the process and use the experiences you think formed the belief and the process should work for you.

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Tamar Tadmor November 18, 2008 at 6:10 am

Thank you for your free "I'm not good enough" deleted program.
As for myself- It was never about my parents, It was more out there in the world- School, grades etc.
so for me personaly- It is a bit difficult to relate and work with the process you offer,

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Silvia November 18, 2008 at 3:49 am

Hi Morty, your interactive video is just great, thank you for this free trial of it. I choose the belief of not being good enoug…Well,
I think I have to repeat this "test" because I am not shure if really it works. I admit that I believe, like others, that EFT is faster in its showing results, lasting results, by the way. I would like to get your programm, but first I want to give it another try and will let you know if there is a shift to the positive. Thank you again for this real good "stuff".

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Morty November 18, 2008 at 3:17 am

Nartural Confidence has many more beliefs and conditionings. The best way to know is if you've done the public speaking course and still have a lack of self-confidence and a concern with the opinions of others, you would get value from Natural Confidence. It is possible to get rid of the fear of public speaking and still have a lack of confidence in life in general.

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Adam November 18, 2008 at 1:54 am

Morty, would you recommend your Natural Confidence course for people that have already taken your Public Speaking course?

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beth November 17, 2008 at 12:58 pm

Hi, I tried your 'mistakes and failures are bad' video, but it didn't work for me because one of my key memories is that my brother made a mistake when driving his car and killed someone.. Whereas your video seems to assume that mistakes and failures are harmless and just irritating. Sometimes mistakes and failures can have huge and painful impacts. I find EFT works much faster, and can accomodate all these variations far more effectively.

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Shaq November 17, 2008 at 12:56 pm

Hi Morty!
I listened the "My Mistake" video and it's really worked like a magic.
Coz It's a lot about getting deep through the source of the problem .. analyze it and then just .. make it dissapear.
Thank you very much about giving us an amazing gift!

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Morty November 17, 2008 at 11:05 am

Yes, you can.

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Talia November 17, 2008 at 10:25 am

I would like to get rid of a " I cant make a lot of money " or " i dont know how to make a lot of money Or I wont make a lot of money – belief

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yair November 17, 2008 at 10:11 am

Thank for the favor morty… appreciate it a lot.
I have problem to "see" the beliefs… tried several way but becaus I dont remmember spesific eventof my early and not so early life I fond the beliefs hard to be seen…

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Elaine November 17, 2008 at 10:08 am

WOW! I mean, I didn't even know that it was my belief telling me mistakes and failure are bad. Now I am not making my choices based on minimising the risk of failure but on whether it is what I relly want to do, reagrdless. It is great that you share this for free. Where can I see the full list of beliefs that are busted in your programme please?

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Morty November 17, 2008 at 8:32 am

There is a subtle difference but the reason we offer both is that some people form one belief and some the other, and some actually hold both and both need to be eliminated. We find that after one belief is gone, clients say the words to the other and the statement still feels true.

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Mussa November 17, 2008 at 8:23 am

I voted for "I am not capable". I first looked in the dictionary for the difference in "I am not capable " and " I am not competent " but i really didn't see a vast difference between them. I chose it because one of my strong bad beliefs is "I am not talented " even thought I intellectually know it is not true. So "I am not capable" is the closest to "I am not talented".

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Gray Wiggins November 17, 2008 at 8:17 am

Definately feel lighter and have now an incklinging of what letting go really is

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gray November 17, 2008 at 8:16 am

Thanks Morty You da Bomb !

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Morty November 17, 2008 at 7:26 am

Go to: http://www.lefkoeinstitute.com and click on the link: book: Recreate Your Life.

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Morty November 17, 2008 at 7:23 am

At some point we would like to translate the program to many different languages. First we want to spread it throughout the English-speaking world. Also we would need people in different countries who would help us inform people in those countries that the program exists in their language.

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Morty November 17, 2008 at 7:21 am

Beliefs about money, relationships, or anything else can be eliminated as easily as the three you were given. The first interactive web-based program we created helps people eliminate all the beliefs that cause a lack of self-confidence and a concern with the opinions of others. At some point we will create other sites that deal with other issues, such as money. In the meantime, we do work with people throughout the world over the phone on the issues they choose to deal with. Contact us for more information: support@recreateyourlife.com

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Morty November 17, 2008 at 7:15 am

I'm very sorry about your physical disability. I'm sure it isn't pleasant. And, nothing, including physical disability, has any inherent meaning. There are people with all types of physical disabilities who have been very successful and made real contributions to the world. A physical disability doesn't NOT mean you are not good enough as a person. It might mean: I am not good enough to do something specific, such as run the 100 yard dash (although people without legs have been fitted with artificial limbs and run almost as fast as the fastest people with normal legs. I'm not good enough is an appraisal placed upon oneself as a person, not an evaluation of specific talents. And from our experience, it is the meaning we give to events. The events don't "cause" the evaluation.

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zehavit November 17, 2008 at 7:12 am

Thank you morty, it is realy good to know that we are good at what we are doing iven if we make mistakes. and i sugest that it will be transladet in to hebrew. it will help

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Or November 17, 2008 at 6:40 am

I wasn't able to eliminate the belief of "i am not good enough " because i have a physical disablity. You assume that "i am not good enough " is generated only by actions that we took as kids, what about REAL things such as disablity that make one feel "not good enough" in a world that worships perfection?
nope. this video didn't change my feeling….

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Marilyn Nyborg November 17, 2008 at 6:23 am

Where do we get the book!!

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Odin November 17, 2008 at 5:11 am

Add EFT to your system, and some meditation, physical exercise, rinse and repeat –heal the planet!

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yair November 16, 2008 at 12:44 pm

Amazing!! You must do it in hebrew and Arabic!!!
It will change the condition in all the middle east

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Ellen November 16, 2008 at 9:06 am

Hi Morty!
What a great programme you have!!! I did your online programme yesterday and I really think I got rid of a belief, I feel very empowered! I think every parent would be helped by seeing your explanation of this whole process. I'm blogging about parenting because I think parenting is very very important and today I wrote it about your programme, it's written in Dutch , but if you want me to translate it for you let me know. (link:http://www.ellensblog.nl/index.php?option=com_con...Wishing you lots of success with your work! And thank you for sharing your insights with us! Very grateful for that!
Warmly , Ellen

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Maria November 16, 2008 at 5:33 am

Thank you Morty, for making it so clear that we are the creators of our world.
M.

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S Shah November 14, 2008 at 12:22 pm

I like the clear way in which you explain how to do your process. However, your approach draws strongly from existing therapeutic approaches, so isn't so new. For example, the logical reasoning you employ is part of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, and the visualising technique is a core part of Neuro Linguistic Programming. For those struggling with the emotional distress about the events from the past that have formed their beliefs, I'd suggest looking at Emotional Freedom Techniques. The founder of EFT, Gary Craig, offers a free self help manual. In my experience, EFT is even quicker at elimating self limiting beliefs than 30 minutes.

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Royston November 14, 2008 at 9:43 am

How can this work for me when I do not have any specific childhood memories; I have blanked them out cos my father died when I was 3 and I was sent to boarding school at 5 and went to relatives in the vacations. If your method depended on childhood memories it cannot work for me. Please advise a solution

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Mussa November 14, 2008 at 9:02 am

I tried the "I am not important" program. I really dont know if it succeeded or not. when I say to myself "I am not important" nothing happens except for a faint stress in my stomach, i repeated the program twice, recalling a childhood memory I remmembered as being treated as not important. And i understood the part in which "I" made the thought of "I am not important" , but the feeling is still there.
I didn't experience any extraordinary sensation in the "I am a creator" program as I should have, following the list of feeling you described. It might be because i already know it.

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Morty November 14, 2008 at 8:49 am

Have you tried the process yet? I don't remember most of my childhood and I found a way to make the process work for me. We have a lot of helpful hints on how to make the process work even when you can't remember details of your childhood. Try one of the free beliefs and see if it works for you. It probably will.

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Morty November 14, 2008 at 8:48 am

The beliefs that get in the way of being successfully financially include many of the ones in our Natural Confidence program. But this program doesn't have any of the specifically money beliefs, such as: Money is hard to get. I don't deserve to have a lot of money. Making money and spirituality are incompatible. We have private sessions with people from all over the world over the phone (and on Skype) and help them eliminate the specific beliefs that cause their own unique problems.

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Morty November 14, 2008 at 8:44 am

Many of the beliefs are the same. There are more beliefs and more conditionings in the Natural Confidence program. Every problem has different beliefs that cause it and while there is always some overlap, some beliefs and conditionings always are different.

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Morty November 14, 2008 at 8:41 am

It is a handling charge for paying out over three months and us having to charge you two more times. Usually when you pay for things over a period of time it costs slightly more than if you pay the entire amount up front. Basically there is a $26 discount if you pay in full at the start.

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power November 14, 2008 at 7:46 am

how do I improve my wealth believe?

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Adam November 14, 2008 at 7:20 am

Morty,

I have your Public Speaking course and really loved it. I believe that some of the limiting beliefs you work with in that course would be the same in your new course Natural Confidence. Can you specfically confirm how much overlap there is between the two courses (i.e. what number of limiting beliefs appear on both courses)?

Warm Regards,

Adam

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PLC Avalon November 14, 2008 at 6:18 am

Page 10 indicates price of program at $199.00. Page 12 indicates down payment of $75.00 plus TWO monthly installments of $75.00 each. $75.00 x 3 = $225.00. Why the $26.00 difference???

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Lara November 14, 2008 at 5:38 am

thank you so much. this work reached different mental and emotional layers where i was previously unaware that this belief was hiding. i love it!

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Hyland November 14, 2008 at 3:59 am

I took a look at the new web site today, and I eliminated my belief that mistakes and failing are bad. What a great tool! I am eager to learn more about it since it's so apparent to me that everyone can benefit from your process! I want it to spread like wildfire, so I'm sending a message with the link to all of my contacts today. I will admit, In the beginning I was skeptical. I found it hard to believe that I would see actual changes in my behavior and feelings right away, but was surprised when I found myself opening up in moments that I normally would have been quiet 5 minutes after eliminating the belief. Thank you Morty!

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Ken November 14, 2008 at 3:46 am

Wow. This program is amazing. I have done so many of these programs over the years with limited success. I would say I felt changed instantly – immediately – my fear was gone and I felt whole, clear and peaceful.
Thanks.

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GODish November 14, 2008 at 1:59 am

I listened to most of the free video process on "I'm not important." But Monty, you are far too long-winded. I got bored and frustrated wishing (and saying out loud!) "Just get to the point, for Gods sake!". If you could come up with a sharper more focused course I might be interested. But so far, based on what I've heard, I'll pass.
By the way, google John Wheeler as an example of "non-dualism", which looks into the whole basis of the "I" who wants to change. You seem to be unaware of some pretty basic information concerning the very deep experience of "I".

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Morty November 14, 2008 at 1:11 am

Hi Lori, no, the information is not written down and cannot be. It is an interactive process that won't work very well if you just read that I say in the program. Maybe you can use someone else's computer who does have sound. Or borrow someone's speakers so you can listen on your own computer. Sorry.

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Joy Ayscue, The Conscious Healing Initiative November 13, 2008 at 12:09 pm

Wow! This works so well my head is spinning! Morty, I’d love to talk to you about possible permission to share this with my conscious healing circle. This is exactly what they need to even begin to understand in order to let go of false beliefs about their healings, whether physical, emotional, financial…etc. Please contact me at joyofconsciousness@yahoo.com !

In Love!

Joy Ayscue

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Daniel November 13, 2008 at 9:03 am

I wept. I thank you greatly for this free taste of your program.

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Jenny November 13, 2008 at 8:54 am

I am currently unemployed, can’t make my house payment, have been looking for a job for months. I want to be successful in my own business, in creating art and writing. I would love to try your program but I can’t afford the expense, not even the $75. I’ve tried all kinds of self-help things, and here I am out of work with no income. None of them have worked. I’m having a hard time justifying paying $200 or even $75 for yet another program that might not work. If you belive so much in your program, why not guarantee it by NOT requiring payment up front?! Why not offer it at a truly reduced price like $20 and then allow those who experience positive results pay for in full – WHEN they have succeeded?

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Mal December 14, 2008 at 10:12 am

Jenny. Do an amazon search for a book called "Feelings Buried alive never die" By Karol Truman. I have no doubt you will find it to be life changing. Also seek out one called Transurfing by V Zealand (russian Author) . Individually they will change your world. If you cant find the motiivation to help your self with a simple book, then ya just gotta take what life throws at you….living at Effect as opposed to being at Cause. Good luck.

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Elena November 13, 2008 at 11:11 am

Great! Perfect, looking at a wonderful smile without video :) ))) brings a lot of different thoughts :)

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Alter Esel November 13, 2008 at 10:56 am

And why, dear Sir, shouild I trust you rather than my feelings? Specially, what you say about 'knowing by distiction' is very flawed. By using this process you can proof anything. And furthermore, when it is God who says that I am not good enough all your arguments dissolve in thin air.

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Karen November 13, 2008 at 10:39 am

Thoroughly enjoyed your taster course for changing "Mistakes & failures are bad", it's good you made it free. It's left me realising I am and can be more positive, ambitious and optomistic, so thank you again.

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Likearainbow Lori November 13, 2008 at 9:01 am

I don't have audio on my computer so can't hear it, is the information written anywhere so I might read it?

Thank you

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Morty November 13, 2008 at 8:34 am

Joy, please feel free to send anyone you think might benefit to the free site: http://www.recreateyourlife.com. And if you think this is good, wait till you eliminate 19 beliefs and 4 conditionings and discover a whole new level of self-confidence and the total elimination of one's worry about pleasing others and having them think well of us.

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Vicka November 13, 2008 at 12:37 am

Thank You very much, Morty!
It’s really very strong!

Do you have an affiliate program?

Vicka.

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shoshani November 12, 2008 at 2:05 pm

its anazing how it works.and how far it took me..my thoughts.
i wrote a booke for kids on the idea of the “secret” and wrote a show ,and as you say how our life could look if we knew all that when we were kids,i realy do think we should better start to teach them how to do that and help to creat a diffrent genaration.i would be happy to share my ideas with you. all the best.
shoshani

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Morty Lefkoe March 18, 2010 at 4:06 pm

Hi Magaly,

Thanks for taking the time to post. Have a great day.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe March 30, 2010 at 4:51 pm

Not sure of the connection with our belief-elimination program, but thanks for taking the time to write.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe April 2, 2010 at 2:57 pm

Hi Ariel,

Glad you liked it and took the time to write.

Regards, Morty

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Morty Lefkoe April 13, 2010 at 10:48 am

Hi Bernard,

Glad you found the free belief-elimination process useful.

To find out more about how beliefs are formed and how to get rid of them, please check out my blog: http://mortylefkoe.com

Thanks for taking the time to write.

Regards, Morty

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