You can actually ‘re-wire’ your brain for a higher skill level . You ‘re-wire’ by continuous reading, writing and reciting of information for creating new thought and behavior habits. This re-wiring occurs via the neuroplasticity of your brain.
Research and personal experiences are telling us that this phenomenon of ‘re-wiring’ is very possible even for those people who have suffered a severe concussive brain injury. In fact, an entrepreneurial colleague of mine was completely disabled by an acquired brain injury however, with disciplined and deliberate exercises and techniques she was able to re-wire her damaged brain. She did this by using both traditional and non-traditional thought techniques and mind exercises as she systematically honed her skill of generating a positive emotional energy flow … allowing the neuroplasticity of her brain to ‘rewire’ as she consciously adjusted her thoughts … relieving her from her episodes of depression, psychoses, frustration, and anxiety . She altered her level of anxiety and frustration by consciously practicing a positive thought process; She became better able to focus for greater periods of time and started making informed decisions; And she became a generally happier and more optimistic person, with a clearer mind of what she needed to do to reach her goals.
The big take-away here is the realization that the practice of positive thought is a learned skill …. Many of us (in fact, most of us…me included) do not come ‘pre-wired’ for positive thoughts …. basically, your thought-habits are the product of your life experiences to date. If you’ve had a lot of negative experiences in your life, or you live or work in a very negative environment, chances are you are ‘pre-wired’ for negative thoughts and feelings. On the other hand, If you have lived your life in a very positive environment most of your pre-wiring is set for the positive. Positive thoughts therefore, are very much learned — and the skill of what we call “Positive Presence” becomes a matter of learning how to think and then practicing how to think.
Every one of us has the ability to re-wire through the neuroplasticity of our brain, and the fact that this ability does not diminish with age is a true gift of enlightenment. Furthermore, if it is possible to re-wire a brain damaged by concussion, just imagine the opportunity there is for re-wiring your healthy brain for thoughts and actions that bring wellness and success.
