Phew! What an experience so far! We needed index cards for class. Well, I’m in an Asian country where index cards are like foreign objects. I got them, but it wasn’t as easy as ‘stop by CVS’. So that was a bit of a road bump for me. Printing also, since my printer has been acting up. And there’s more.

So on Sunday, one day before the program started, I began the day with the motto: Take what I like, and LEAVE the Rest.

That is still my theme now. It’s been helping a lot. I don’t want to get sidetracked or stuck. I do want to get my DMP (definite major purpose) fleshed out, and work on the things that will drive that into subby (my subconscious).

It seems that a big part of this program is the Color Code stuff. At this point, for me, that’s a distraction. When it’s forced on me, which I believe it will be, I’ll deal with it.

For now, it’s all about repetition, repetition, repetition. Well, I’m also working on emotionalizing my DMP. It’s a challenge for me, and that’s okay. That’s something that makes a lot of sense to me. Our subconscious controls 90% or more of our lives. We run on habits and autopilot, though our thinking brains don’t realize it.

So I agree with the program – let’s take a big goal, identify the feelings it will provide us, and soak our subbies in those images and emotions to program him. This is using elements of neuro-linguistic programming. Love it!

We are reading Og Mandino’s, Greatest Salesman In The World. Loving that, too. And I’m still working on the scheduling stuff. How long do each of the daily tasks take me? I haven’t figured that out. I’ll pay attention to that for the next 24 hours so I can get my tasks scheduled properly.

So we’ve begun for real. Subby is getting tickled at this point. As I get better at understanding the tasks, and especially at laying on some emotion, subby is going to find himself being reprogrammed.

I hope he’s excited about this change. (Subby is NEVER excited about change. Subby is addicted to the same old, same old. It’s his job in life – keep his human alive by NOT changing.) Sorry, subby. You’re getting reprogrammed, good buddy!