I proved this to myself years ago…

And, I’ve seen it proven time and time again by everyone I know that’s put this into practice.

Now, scientific studies are backing up what I’ve been saying for years.

“Talking to yourself aloud” can change moods, create habits of success and help the brain in ways people have never imagined.

I call them PPMs, Personal Programming Messages.

Now there’s actual scientific proof that what I’ve been saying for years works. According to a recent article put out by the BBC in London, England. (thanks John, from Spain, for bringing this article to my attention), studies have now proven it…

Studies from no less than:

  • University of Wisconsin
  • University of Michigan
  • Harvard Business Review

Now, I didn’t need the studies, because I’ve literally lived the results and, like I said, know many others who have also. But, man is it gratifying!

Using my technique for creating mind-messaging self-talk not only helps you achieve your goals more effortlessly, it will propel you to creating the life you want and lifestyle you desire.

It can help you lose weight, quit smoking, gain confidence or change any other aspect of your life you’d like to take more control of.

If you’ve ever felt the need to take control of your life and create it, instead of just existing in it, now’s the time to do it.

Start today on your road to Perpetual Wealth… in other words – Freedom!

It’s really quite simple.

In the first two videos after the introduction I detail my self-talk technique, how to do it, how to create the messages you should use to build the life you want… and much more (and that’s just 2 of the 8 videos).

For all the details of the program, just read this or watch the video here: https://members.tonyneumeyer.com/p/PW_LP_1

And, if you’d like more “proof” that what I’m saying really works, you can read the article I’m talking about here: http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20170428-why-talking-to-yourself-is-the-first-sign-of-success

Now you have the evidence also… there are no more excuses.