Question: Believe the thoughts you think v/s Don’t believe a thought you think?
Your thoughts?
We do know the power of belief. Without which, Subliminals wouldn’t work.
Context for Don’t believe a thought you think: https://youtu.be/YUPucx1cIII?feature=shared
Even this is a question on belief… 
Belief is not just a mental concept—it’s a creative force. It influences what we see, what we attempt, how we persist, and ultimately what we become. Whether it’s belief in ourselves, others, or an idea, it acts as the foundation upon which transformation is built.
The power of belief is a profound and transformative force that shapes human perception, behavior, and potential. At its core, belief is the mental acceptance of a condition as true, even without definitive proof.
Believe the thoughts you think means to encourage trust in your own mind, inner wisdom, and intuition.
Don’t believe a thought you think suggests mental detachment — recognizing that not all thoughts are true or helpful.
Well taking my own experienced with the wealth titles, I had a lot of fear with taking some risks that when a certain idea pops in my mind immediately the second thought would pull me back into my comfort zone - “don’t do it” But I keep on listening to the point where I just do the tasks necessary to get things done - which is crucial to earned money or to get rich.
For example, I’m very reluctant to take out a loan to buy property. The idea of investing in things like rental trucks, vending machines, or leasing small spaces doesn’t appeal to me. I believe these subliminal titles—the ‘scripts’—are often designed to bypass our conscious reasoning and go straight to the subconscious. They’re framed in a way that discourages critical thinking, so we don’t pause to ask whether it’s truly safe or aligned with our limiting beliefs. In a sense, they skip the mental ‘checkpoint’ where our mind would normally raise important questions or concerns. So I would simply do it.
There are thoughts that serve you more and some that serve you less. You pick whatever works for you the best. Remembering this is… useful.
I was going to say something like this
A good promotional copy for Inner Voice module.
I have a similar one that I practice right now: I effortlessly let go of things that no longer serve me.
Or
I make space for the things that nurture and nourishes my thriving.