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What could you accomplish if you had total control of your mind?
Imagine if you could silence the inner thoughts that tell you to doubt yourself, that tell you you’re lazy, or good for nothing or the one’s encouraging you to be complacent. Imagine if you could not only silence those thoughts but replace them with ones that had the opposite effect and pushed you to pursuing and accomplishing your goals.
That would be the ultimate power.
Well, good news, it is possible to train your mind, and over 100-years ago a man by the name of Charles Haanel, a thinker in the American New Thought movement, came up with The Master Key System, a 24-part course designed to train a person to consciously direct their attention, thoughts, and mental habits toward a definite purpose.
Now the question becomes, will this program work for you?
If you are interested in exploring that question, sign up for our free 24-Week Master Key Program. It is designed to help readers get the full use out of the original book by providing a free companion guide for the book and a weekly email that provides guidance, reflection, and practical application of the lessons.
One part. One practice. One week at a time.
Built around Charles F. Haanel's The Master Key System.
What is The Master Key System?
The Master Key System is a 24-Step program designed in the early 1900s for the purpose of training one’s mind to attract that which they desire. Charles Haanel, the author of the program, believed that thought — both conscious and unconscious — is responsible for our circumstances.
“Every thought tends to become a material thing,” Haanel wrote. “Our Desires are seed thoughts that have a tendency to sprout and grow and blossom and bear fruit. We are sowing these seeds everyday. What shall the harvest be? Each of us today is the result of his past thinking. Later we shall be the result of our current thinking. We create our own character, personality and environment by the thought which we originate or entertain.”
Haanel also viewed the brain and nervous system almost like an electrical circuit. He believed thought created “mental currents” that . . .Read More