Neuroscientist REVEALS How To Reprogram Your Mind WHILE YOU SLEEP For Success! | Moran Cerf

[@jmramir]

Can I just say, what I love about Tom and his interviewing style, is that he is so secure with himself that he never ever tries to out talk the guest or butt in while they speak. He always listens attentively and is humble. He’s the best interviewer I’ve ever seen bc he gives the floor to the guest and lets them give all the information without interruption. It makes it so enjoyable for me as a listener to be able to watch and learn. Kudos!!

[@simonedenouveau6365]

I so agree!

[@ren7ee]

Yeah, he a great listener and he has the ears for it too.

[@ren7ee]

@Susan Annette Elliott I really don't like him. Saying the 'f' word makes him look low class and unprofessional.

[@darladawn1111]

He asks great questions too.

[@realrosesforever3847]

Agree. A great interviewer.

[@jovin.george]

Real juicy stuff for my future reference 26:56 Changing Past 30:06 Realisation of mistakes opens influences the will to change 31:30 How to get motivation 39:29 Many voices 43:55 How to get good at understanding what you want

[@makarand1985]

God Bless you Jovin !!!

[@jovin.george]

To all reading this... This content here is gold and has the power to change your life and beliefs. Bend your reality. These timestamps was for me to refer back to when I come back to watch this video... But I'm glad it helps y'all too

[@waakkeuppp]

Thank you!

[@therichbuddha3277]

And maybe most importantly as it is the content of the title- 35:40 How to change brain while you sleep.

[@kyrareneeLOA]

Where is the sleep part?? I am 15 minutes in, and no sleep ....

[@chrisstockdale2667]

As a combat veteran who lost his leg to combat; as terminal cancer survivor who beat the odds 20 years ago; as man who has held his loved one in his arms as she died; I can't thank you enough for sharing this! Moving. Empowering. Reminiscent of who and how I was and have been. So thank you, thak you, thank you!

[@vantart7102]

Thanks for your service Chris🇺🇸🙏

[@hulanenkh6860]

Thank you for your service! You deserve all the happiness in the world! Worthy of everything you desire ❤

[@margotperez-majul807]

❤❤❤

[@HardHardMaster]

Wow that's some rough experiences. Best wishes.

[@MicheleEngleman]

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

[@nick95productions]

thankful for the internet, we get to be able to hear this kind of stuff from anywhere in the world and we are absorbing pure knowledge gold.

[@christinemuga5716]

Truly truly monumental.

[@marcusscaff00]

how much of it are u going to implement in your life

[@loriannbroatch1408]

EVOLUTION

[@lonewolf-ok3vy]

Yes ,we are only absorbing 🤣🤣

[@sayusayme7729]

“Suffering to be a great mom!” Love that, no truer words. 🤍 “ if you’re scared to think big .” Amazing guest. Back on track with watching you everyday Tom. Powerful messages. Thank you

[@aventarzan]

This interview just made me decide to stop watching Impact Theory content, and start studying it! From now on, I will not only watch and listen, will also be taking notes, and writing ways in which I can apply the lesson in my routines. Thank you for *impacting* my life!

[@ajmalali5317]

Daniel Hidalgo Hi 👋 Daniel!!

[@Jmortonvids]

I have done that with videos...watch and take notes...Good for you. This stuff in this particular video is golden!

[@annetteduncan48]

Great idea.

[@bluewaters3100]

I took notes> It is always good to hear the same wisdom in different ways.

[@harshalgawai746]

It is going to do same for me

[@totalfootball7924]

Nigeria: The way Tom connects with his guests, his body language, facial expressions, genuine attentiveness and interest, willingness to learn, it's just amazing and infectious. Goosebumps!

[@ren7ee]

When his guests speak, he is all ears.

[@totalfootball7924]

@@ren7ee absolutely

[@MrG__2]

WTF?!?! How is this video not more "popular"?! This is GENIUS and indispensable. WOW

[@embrj1453]

This is the type of video one needs to watch many times, sober, drunk, high, tired and hyper...

[@HydrogenAgent129]

Very good point!!!

[@faraimutetwa4784]

Doing exactly that in 2021!!!

[@bmejia220]

Good point, maybe makes for effective integration

[@bradfordcparker]

Yes

[@CZSayre]

Kinda like life

[@bartoszkostarczyk2326]

This video should have 7.800.000.000 views because every single person on this planet should watch it. I don't have enough words to describe how affected I am by this interview and I wish I had seen it in 2017. Stay positive guys!

[@YairGafni]

Wow !! Amazing to hear 👏 Congratulations on all the changes:)

[@etheriumrise39]

Except this number 7.8 is total fiction! When you fly you see the the world is empty, empty, empty… 7.8 is a hoax🤫

[@samuelspiel8855]

Wtf are you talking about? Guy didn't say anything useful at all.

[@viktoriavichkutkina9147]

you're in delulu state believing all the people on the earth have access to internet. There are 7 y.o children dying out of STARVATION. Can you imagine not having access to a piece of bread daily?

[@Grifons003]

"Suffering is involved.(..) Be able to extend your break-point." "The mistake I made wasn't to say something is possible and it was not. It was to say something was impossible before I knew that." "The narrative that you tell yourself about yourself is the most important thing you have." But above all decide what kind of world you want to be in... And bring that world to you! Thank you for solidifying these amazing ideas! Cheers!

[@arleneportsmouth1263]

Matiss Dzelve WHOA 🙆🏻 NOW THAT I NEED TO DIGEST ! I want to learn how to do EXACTLY that !

[@TheJimmiet]

Matiss Dzelve n8

[@evelina.amazonAtGmail]

Matiss Dzelve Anything is possible, nothing is impossible. Just look at life, there is enough of proof of that. We live in an electric/magnetic universe and we attract things to us b/c things are just thoughts/energy form.

[@jerroldhewson3600]

I did this live in an audience the speaker said, everyone raise your right hand as high as you possibly can now raise it higher, and we all did ;)

[@TokenFun105]

Tom Bilyeu is SUCH a good interviewer. You can tell he really does his research and homework. I love this series.

[@TomBilyeu]

Thank you! I'm so glad you like it!

[@SleeplessinOC]

Tam W no kidding . I’m just as fascinated by Tom’s mastery of steering the interview this way and that that has me thinking “dang it Tom , how do you know how to say it or ask it JUST RIGHT” that I could never articulate or formulate as I am with his guests.

[@HopeAmericaTrump]

I agree. This is my 1st video from this particular KZbin user & I would love to see more. However, I do not think his repeated use of the "F" word makes his Qs or comments "better" somehow. It's completely unnecessary. Repeatedly using such words make a lot of us uncomfortable & it also makes the speaker sound quite immature. Somehow, I feel that this guy is better than that. Notice that the *guest was BRILLIANT! Yet he never resorted to ANY such harsh words. If you feel you have to use the words in conversation, that's fine but when speaking in public you should think of your audience. I'd reserve them for when you're NOT doing a show or interview because it simply isn't very professional. That would be my only suggestion to someone looking to improve their show ... or theirselves.

[@anniemonroe9285]

I'm only half way through but this is one of those interviews that just makes me feel giddy and excited haha. Also, I just wanted to repeat what Tom says he tells himself "I am a learner" instead of stressing about not being smart enough, that is honestly one of the most transforming statements I've ever heard and I think absolutely anyone can adopt it and instantly add value to their lives.

[@gusprieto8045]

Yup

[@eddycaballero5438]

Youre right! - thanks for the reminder

[@cjcreative862]

Tom, I just wanted to compliment you on your questions that you pose to your guests. You have a way of bringing out the best in your guests which is a hard skill to do. Thank you for all your interviews!

[@TomBilyeu]

Thank you! That's very kind!

[@gloriamariadc7757]

MCerf says, "we control the narrative." .."we even change the past by how we re-tell it." Woooow. 🤓🤓 "the narrative u tell urself about urself, is the most important narrative u have." 🤓🤓🤓💟

[@kondition-kode-nine]

Err, you mean 'lying'. This man is as smooth as the devil, isn't he? Just imagine if he wasn't so damn good looking how he would fare with his message! As seductive as the Tempter himself!

[@infiniLor]

@@kondition-kode-nine who's lying? what specifically do you believe is the lie?

[@killerkamali]

this Moron Serf is selling D the Key to increasing DElusional thinking to morons who are too lazy and ignorant to succeed/// just keep lyin to yourself everyday and suddenly u will turn into a beatiful butetrfly who will flya way to the Moona nd be happyw ith all the other Moonpeople. KEEP LYIN!!!

[@mjchiwara]

Nothing new here. Neville Goddard explains this clearly in 1958. It's called 'Pruning & Revising'. He also explained: brain synchronicity ~ it's simply oneness. Sleep ~ Neville teaches the power of silence, sleep & awaking in sleep. You don't need a recorder.

[@DDMuvaTrucka]

Not many people have been exposed to Neville's teachings...its refreshing to hear confirming information from other sources...I love it...yet Neville is my favorite

[@ryanorrock6501]

Nothing new under the sun.

[@poles9926]

When I see science catching up to spirituality and what others call fantasy, I get so excited. It’s great how you pointed out the similarities of their teachings too.

[@daCubanaqt]

Agreed, was really interested in watching this video, but nothing new here!

[@elizabethsarman1195]

Agree…. Score

[@phoneixashes]

I'm tired of people saying that you can only be one thing in life, he is the very proof of a diverse human being, one that is doing it "well" in different fields. Thank you for this episode, and for making such ideas and conversation acessable to the world and not only the elite.

[@georgeb9977]

SO happy about the amount of times he had to say "I am going to explain this in terms of neuroscience" because so many people need that level of proof to believe they can change their own lives with their mind. I have full trust in that without knowing the science but for the logical people of the world this is GOLD. Amazing show Tom, I am a new fan and a new subscriber.

[@cryptonaut1089]

Tom & Dr. Cerf, I have tears in my eyes right now. I cant express in words what I am feeling right now. This episode has opened a Pandora's box of things in my mind about Brain, Freewill, and life itself. We are living in an incredible era of humanity that we are getting to witness such things. I am going to need to watch it a lot more times to be comfortable with the information that has been shared in this video. But to say the least, I so want to thank you both for the treasure that you have just shared with me and the rest of us.

[@abdulmuti1]

I was really happy when he said that you can change by watching those who you want to be like through video. An amazing interview, wow.

[@danielbartosiewicz5692]

Absolutely. I am in a living situation where there is not alot of positiveness around and these vidios help me so much with that. Now I can be the guy that brings positive influence and change to those who don't know.

[@9livesdotcom]

That’s why Watching Kim Kardashian causes neuro damage

[@worldshaper1723]

@@danielbartosiewicz5692 Here is my email let's be friends. [e-mail]

[@CRASS2047]

Funny, I’ve watched porn for years and I’m still the same size.....

[@alexkasimir9931]

This is something I want delve into. Is there more to it than just watching? Questions like: frame of mind, is there a time of day ? , Are certain personalized more open to changing?....

[@kassiparhamxo]

I love how stoked the interviewer is. He really listens and doesn’t just wait to share his two cents. He’s so thirsty for knowledge and it’s truly contagious.

[@renaissanceman21c]

27:36 yes, the story we tell ourselves about our past, definitely affects how we feel about ourselves. It is important to tell ourselves the right narrative about the past.

[@bi2u4787]

This is one of the Best Interview I ever seen! Concept of manipulating your past narratives is so mind boggling. Moran is freakishly smart guy. Thanks Tom!!

[@TomBilyeu]

Thanks! So glad you liked it! And yes, Moran is unbelievable! Reeeeeeally enjoyed my time with him.

[@maxwellswanson9657]

That Transcranial Magneto Stimulation is why 5g is so scary.... the cell phone towers can be/are weaponized to influence behavior. pulsed electromagnetic fields can be used to put you asleep or irritated, or ofcourse for healing-but tell me where the medical industrial complex would let that happen XD!?

[@elizabethl.alanis1108]

I love this. I agree with you

[@michellekalski8823]

Absolutely! And nobody wants to acknowledge this issue. Before wireless became standard there were so many warnings about electromagnetic effects of cell phones on the brain. When it was slated to go mainstream, this dialogue went completely silent.

[@maxwellswanson9657]

our physiology is susceptible to total manipulation. silently creep the wolves Lol!

[@wenwenjiang3593]

Those who say things are impossible are usually interrupted by those doing it! Awesome episode! It's ridiculously refreshing to know that there are people out there doing the impossible! Thanks Tom and Professor Cerf!

[@Nishitht]

OH MY GOD... i am left speechless... filled with MOTIVATION, DRIVE, AN ENERGY BURST and my mind is really bursting with so many thoughts that are shared here. @TOM, you are incredible in the way you conduct these talks, and MORAN CERF, what can i say... anything that i would say you must have heard it a million times before. But for whatever it is worth, you are just INCREDIBLE and I am a HUGE HUGE fan of yours. THANKS A ZILLION for this amazing insight and for sharing your thoughts with us. Utterly GRATEFUL FOREVER!! WOOOOOW

[@FranciscoPerez376]

I love how Tom answers almost every comment down here. You can see he trully cares about his audience. Tom you are awesome and I love your show.

[@katherineklife1108]

Wow, this is a fascinating interview. I definitely want a round 2! Top takeaway: we control the narrative that we have. We can change our story and that is what the brain is for. The brain is there to make a better version of our life and therefore change it. Surround yourself with people you want to be like and you will change. Loved it.

[@MrNATACUS]

I saved a Steve Jobs interview where he states a similar statement... You can change it!"

[@commentcraftsman]

"Mind over matter, if you don't mind, it don't matter"-my friend Larry. Lol

[@YairGafni]

Katherine, I love your top take away!! Thx for sharing 😀

[@juliejoyal9822]

Teaching people to do this for themselves is a wonderful gift. Giving people the power to do this for us without our consent....not such a gift. Great interview.

[@publicdoename5338]

Exactly! I’m cautious when I hear “and I can…and I…I…to you. I wouldn’t open my bank to him.

[@nancymichielicoaching]

WOW, I loved that, especially the comment on how our memories change each time we review them. It makes me want to change them all for the better, to help eliminate fear!

[@heathernissaragonese9787]

It is quite possible that all time is happening at once and far from linear so in this respect we influence our existence on every level by who we are being, what we are absorbing and what we envision. We are such powerful beings.

[@bigdaddy7729]

Great! That’s all we freaking needed !if we can’t rely on our memory than wtf is it good for and our entire justice system relying as built on witness testimony is a total sham

[@cynthiaennis3107]

@@bigdaddy7729 might be so.

[@kirkmcgill5185]

Mandela effect

[@StevenMartinGuitar]

Makes all the difference when you have someone with such an open and intelligent mind questioning another. Brilliant video and priceless value. Really looking forward to rewatching this and applying the ideas.

[@TomBilyeu]

Glad you got so much out of it! I loved Moran!

[@joycehandersonfriends3225]

This film has literally changed my life right now. How can I thank you for a gift this valuable.

[@notionmedia664]

The way you introduce individuals man.....PRICELESS.

[@blessing198]

As a child and born in eastern country I always dreamed and visualized my self flying to USA and during pregnancy I talked with baby in my uterus that she will become a Doctor!!! Believe me all this came true ❤❤

[@littlemisssunshine2931]

My brother always reminds me that if we argue for our limitations they will be ours. Well done Tom and Cerf for reminding us of that. Always believe that things ARE possible.

[@tyfooods]

Tom, you get THE BEST people on your show. I cannot stop watching Impact Theory. Thank you!

[@MMM-cf4md]

Tom Bilyeu is an outstanding interviewer that not only does his special guests gets to spill info comfortably but Tom also have his bit to the table that the communication maxes with more interests; the audience hearing feels like they are part of the conversation too, and as an enjoyable experience. That is a very UNIQUE, very special skill that not everyone has that deseves excellent credit to. Thanks Tom ⭐

[@paulaclivatiprado5271]

The best interviewer

[@teddy.bisson.411]

Making money is not the same as keeping it, there are a lot of things that aren't well taught in schools. The market crisis gave me my first millions, when people stayed away from hard times I made the most of it..many credits goes to Sir Zach Micah Demers

[@carolsitsons443]

This is superb information, as a noob it gets quite difficult to handle all of this and staying informed is a major cause, how do you go about this? Do you trade on your own?

[@Infinitetrucker]

Not at all, I invest with Sir Zach Micah Demers. I have been monitoring my portfolio performance which has made a jaw dropping $473k from just the past two quarters alone, I have learned why experienced traders make enormous returns from the seemingly unknown market. I must say it's the boldest decision I've taken since recently.

[@jimweaver4221]

I have only $10,000 to invest. Does someone with his credentials deal with these seemingly small investments?

[@priyaivan5471]

😮🎉❤🎉😂😢😢😢😢😢😢😅😅😢😮🎉😢❤😢

[@ciroesente6623]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@LoveMoneySecretsTV]

IT'S LIKE TREATING YOUR BRAIN MEMORIES LIKE A MICROSOFT WORD DOCUMENT YOU REWRITE AND SAVE THE REVISED VERSION ALWAYS IMPROVING IT TO BRING YOU TO A BETTER FEELING PLACE! LOVE IT! YOU can justify your life as an upward shooting star that things are getting better and better.

[@harmonty1000]

I was totally blown away from this interview. You both connected on a deeper level...and the flow was beautiful. Tom thanks for this spectacular interview and learning from these amazing people.

[@LaughingInTiny]

Great point bringing up being a mother. You have zero idea of what you are capable of until you have kids. Obviously there are other things one can endure to find their true breaking point, but that's an example that a lot of people can relate to. That, and how it's suddenly very easy to change deeply ingrained habits overnight if strong emotions come into play.

[@highlysuspiciousnews8641]

28:30 changing the past memories. This is how in'terror'gators force false confessions.

[@barbarafairbanks4578]

Insightful observation. Thanks for pointing that out. I would not have even thought of that, but you are so right!

[@UliJones]

Sounds like auditing too.

[@adonaiblackwood]

Soo true!

[@maxkehayov]

Hands down the most amazing episode so far. I did not even blink. Moran Cerf is man to look up to, a true inspiration. Looking forward to you next talk (and watching this one at least few more times). Thanks for the great talk, Tom! Kudos to everyone at Impact Theory!

[@mentises]

Tom, PLEASE interview Bruce Lipton! He puts these issues in a so much better narrative and simpler explanation and in a way that makes sense and it is more intuitive to people. I just LOVE the way you ask the questions and you try to get something out to your audience, and I feel Bruce would give a much, much better, simpler, more meaningful answer to these questions. Thanks for your channel and you are an inspiration.

[@YogaBlissDance]

9:47 Buddhism says this, there are factors that "make" you choose, it's the conditions that affected you; and again at 40:37 how he explains. Eastern Thought had already seen the mind like this. OMG at 11:25 he starts to say what I"m trying to say... ANd 39:06 is the movie Clockwork Orange when they retrained the bad guys brain by forcing him to watch certain scenes and then electroshocked him....

[@mightyporus582]

If you want a deeper understanding of this read: Ask and it is Given - Ester Hicks

[@TomBilyeu]

Hmmmm... I'll have to check it out! Thanks!

[@Intuitiveartsshop]

Great book!

[@jeffreysapp4203]

I can't even begin to tell you how much this program touched me. It has profoundly impacted my understanding of life and why I behave as I do. I now understand that I am in charge of my own reality. Just by changing my inner narrative, my perspective, I am able to rise above my addictions and failings. I am able to choose life and enjoy it instead of drifting aimlessly, pursuing only my passions and desires which do not fulfill. My hope is restored and I believe my life shall have value once again, simply by changing my narrative. I can change my story. Wow, truly life changing stuff. I'm a fan for life. Awesome! Thank you so much.

[@Belle1]

I love the gesture you took by shaking his hand after he admitted he was wrong by saying it’s impossible without trying everything. Because of your show, we all truly believe that human potential is limitless. Thank you.

[@Belle1]

@@ProxyAuthenticationRequired likewise! hope 2022 finds you well!!

[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

After a terrible 2022, shell-shocked financial backers have a lot to think about and losses to recover from. An expansion report and a wealth of other data did little to alter assumptions that the Central bank would likely keep raising interest rates regardless of whether the economy slows down. This implies that portfolios will experience more losses during the first quarter of 2023. I'm currently at a crossroads deciding whether to exchange my $250k security/stock portfolio; how might the continuous market volatility work to my advantage?

[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

@@BrunoLuke In fact, ever since Coronavirus, I've been in regular communication with financial examiners. Nowadays, buying moving stocks is quite easy; the trick is knowing when to buy and when to sell. The section and leave orders for my portfolio are made by my counsel. accumulated more than $550,000 from a $150,000 savings that was initially stale.

[@MarcusFred-wn3iv]

@@BrunoLuke She is KRISTIN GAIL CUNNINGHAM , my consultant. Since then, she has devoted section and leave attention to safeguards that I have been keeping an eye out for. You can locate information about the chief online, on the off chance that you're interested. I made no regrets about substantially adhering to their exchange strategy.

[@moniquemontiel6385]

"I started thinking of myself as a learner!" Transformational words that I KNOW will impact the students I teach. Thank you for this!!

[@KoriMichelle]

The bit about changing the past, I’ve known this for a long time but I didn’t understand that it was scientific therefore my brain had a hard time believing it until just now how I saw how it works.. modifying the memory each time you pull it up is the breakthrough for me. Thanks for doing this interview! Life changing! I really always wanted to go into neuroscience but it seemed too ambitious because I’m really not as smart as I think I am - I think I secretly fear that- BUT Moran has inspired me so deeply to pursue this passion of the brain. Thank you again guys!!!

[@killerkamali]

yup . go with the delusional apthway and progress to alzheimers eventually. keep distortin ur past into u have lived in a LALA land. might ass well take drugs and get high on pipedreams, much easier and mroe fun

[@fractalaxis6109]

This is the most amazing episode of I.T. I've seen to date. I'm always impressed and moved to some degree with each episode but the elucidation with which this content was covered has left me "tingling" from head to toe. Tom, thank you for knowing enough to ask the right questions to elicit this treasure throve of info. Moran Cerf is a remarkable human being, his astounding intelligence and personal humility afford him the ability to deliver such life changing information in a manner that is digestible for everyone. A living, breathing paradigm!

[@Kauailove]

Absolutely, and it helps that he is quite charming. ;)

[@inglesiniciado8856]

Wow, after every question, I pause it n answer it my way, then press play n he basically says the same thing! This just shows how great minds think alike, n how we can pull knowledge from the universe by tuning in that direction. Amazing🤯

[@YuZhaoathena]

Moran Cerf is my new idol now. I would choose neuroscience if I could choose to study again. Meditation basically tells us how to monitor our temper or emotion, but Moran Cerf tells us how to monitor our rationality and fool our minds lol

[@ShinkaTV]

"if"?

[@MichaelGordon]

This was just mind blowing. To think about the potential our minds have. I really like the idea of the present lasting for about a second and a half then it becomes a memory. If you can change that memory to serve you you can change your future. So using my past experience of public speaking (up until now I hated it) and the negative feelings that went along with it and tweaking them into something positive I can restructure my mind into getting rid of that fear. Changing my memories little by little to see the positive in each situation can help eliminate any fears moving forward! This is a top 5 ep! Thanks guys!

[@TomBilyeu]

Sounds like you picked up an awesome strategy! Love it! And I agree, this is one of my top 5 favorites as well!!!

[@liliandrali]

I usually do some kind mental exercise . As I going out-I imagine myself as a high position person for example "Queen". Walking around the town I am looking to the diferent people on the street and visualising give them a hug and wish all the best. I feel very good doing this. I feel like I am on the mission and my life has a meaning.

[@Mericroy]

Call me crazy or obsessed, but I watched this episode 3 times in the last 6 months! Amazing what we have learned about this little mass of jelly hidden inside or skull! Cant wait to see what the future will bring us in the neuroscience field.

[@eviebernal2913]

You’re suppose to in order to program information. It take 10+ times for me but I’m persistent 😝

[@ayres6727]

how it works?

[@mervjacobs]

WOW,WOW! The guy is amazing, this is officially my favorite episode including Inside Quest episodes.

[@TomBilyeu]

Nice! So glad hit impacted you as much as he did me! He's amazing!

[@francescogioia1654]

I would love to spend just ten minutes with you Tom Bilyie and Moran Cerf , because you will not believe it ! What I got tell you . Thank you Tom for all your amazing teaching , and all the shows that you make it . Moran Cerf you are my Idol ‘ and thank you for all the confirmations that I gathered watching multiple times this particular show ! ❤

[@ernavendu]

Being a good observer I can say that this guy is one of the wisest guy ever invited to Tom's show. The way he's speaking so fast as if he's processing tons of information in a fraction of seconds. His answers too are totally relevant as well as deep at the same time.

[@Asquared316]

this ....i swear... i have no words ..this man is god mode...i would love to know more about what this man's upbringing was like...

[@phyllisburris7093]

Tom , u always have the.most interesting guests. Someone once said..."Cursing is for those people who do not have a vocabulary to express themselves."

[@MrSindala]

I'm amazed that some of this shit I learned in NLP and Hypnosis training 20+ years ago. They told me then it was cutting edge science. They were right.

[@murraywebb8070]

This dude is so next level...he’s next dimension. Check out the brain on him, much respect 🙏

[@daphne4983]

Next universe.

[@yayangtapir4130]

This will change how I perceive my past to heal myself. This is profound, mind blowing. I will work on my memories where it was very hurtful and make it more bearable slowly- one step at a time. I know it will work listening to this interview. Thank you Tom for sharing, this was awesome.

[@AussieAmigan]

Ah crap...you know this is what most of Dianetics (pre Scientology) is about. Repeating the painful emotion until the charge has dissipated. They even make you hold this rudimentary lie detector they say can gauge this e-motion(or energetic motion) to monitor the pain's dissipation. I am not a Scientologist, but I did read quite a bit of it 30+ years ago, and a lot of it has now become standard pop-psychology which is interesting. Don't join and don't spend money on them, but don't throw the baby out with the bathwater. Some of the early stuff is quite interesting. I remember reading a spiritual book a long time ago where they claimed there can be no pain where you place the light of consciousness, be it physical or mental. Good luck my friend.

[@idarhodes5093]

Wow, this whole video was meant for me to see. While I’m not a scientist or doctor of any kind, I have a desire to know how the brain works. That being said, this answered so many of my questions about self motivation and endurance while perusing my goals in entrepreneurship.

[@mairarodriguez1525]

You got this sis!! Do it!

[@scrubfive9239]

It's insane , all we know about this world and how very very little we still know about our own brains. 🤯

[@Tylerrrrrb]

stfu, ur prob still sittin onyoutube

[@QuinAmorim]

Tom! I got goosebumps at 28:04 when we explained how we can change the past

[@Hellokitty7163]

Just when you think that you ve seen his best interview ever this pops up on your feed…Mindblowing.

[@icyblue071]

This is extraordinarily mind-blowing! Thank you very much Dr Moran Cerf and Mr Tom Bilyeu!!! In this pursuit of fulfilling my dreams, I hereby believe that it will all come true, and to better myself and my circle of influence. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

[@gloriamariadc7757]

He said, "Nothing is impossible till u'v proven it to be impossible." Whhhhaaaaa!!!!! That's my new mantra!😮😮😮🤔😎😎🤓🤓

[@TomBilyeu]

That's a very good mantra!

[@nephie]

I actually used to say since I was little "everything is possible until proven impossible", I think since I was 5 or so. This is the first time I find someone saying the same thing!

[@killerkamali]

and irts a bunch of BULLSHIT. soem thinsg justa rent possible for some people. we are different. thats why we have things called talent. u friggin moron

[@Patrick-kf3bh]

What is the basis in order to say something is impossible?

[@killerkamali]

@@Patrick-kf3bh realism is the basis to say its impossible... or else we would have a million michael jacksons and a million einsteins.... the delusion pimped by self help guru's to sel;; books to the lazy moronic masses whow ant to daydream how theyc an achieve anything but mostly end up doin nuttin and back to laziness untill the enxt GURUPIMP comes along with a another delusion to feed their EGO

[@A1Happy777]

What a great reframe... I had a parent who always told me that i was stupid and it really has affected me during my life, but to reframe it to If you tell me I am stupid it no longer matters because I am a learner and it only will compel me to learn and to learn more. I own a mistake and that makes me anti-fragile. That is very empowering.

[@QuietOneOnLine]

I love this subject, as my personal life has been filled with very weird moments where information just comes to me... without reading or studying it, it is just is there. This is a very thought-provoking video. I truly enjoyed it.

[@joshray2117]

I feel very lucky to have known these metacognitive concepts as an 18 year old. I share the same feeling Tom, in a sense I don't consider myself smart, but I do work very hard and that when mashed with a reflective, meta thinking nature, I managed to achieve things I wouldn't have thought of being capable of doing. Thankful for having access to this content - Subscribed. Stay strong!

[@TomBilyeu]

Thanks so much, Josh! And man... if you've been on this since 18, you're waaaaaaay ahead of where I was. My man!

[@Wendathena]

Loved hearing about the "narrative you tell yourself", and Tom's his beginnings and decision to change his own narrative. So inspiring! Great guest - now I am going to watch every talk and interview he has done.

[@eldonmacwood]

Well said on the subject on seeing dreams. In spite of doctors and scientists saying it was impossible, Roger Bannister ran the four-minute mile. Many followed after. More often than not, when we say something is impossible, we put limits on that something. What limits truly exist? I am sure the number of limits in life is smaller than we think.

[@TomBilyeu]

Totally agree!!! I love the Roger Banister story! Such a powerful reminder.

[@eldonmacwood]

Indeed!

[@TinaBrinkleyPottsrocks]

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview for so many reasons. First, anyone that will say I was wrong is my kind of person. Second, this helped me understand my high tolerance for pain (they called it suffering). I believe suffering is optional. Either way, I believe your relationship to pain will determine your success. This interview is everything!

[@lovecore1313]

This is why education is so important and seeking out resources for growth. Not social media for being sold to greedy or selfish trends. We need to change what is important. Sure, the economy is, but not just for select few or 1%. Happiness, pleasure, joy, these are what are important. Reprogram your mind and help others. Don’t be moved or persuaded otherwise.

[@CryptoDude100]

He talked so fast I think we watched this in 2020. Great discussion.

[@huarwe1196]

I believe emotional memories and past choices are stored in the body like a hard drive and the brain funtions as the processor. Life experience and data imput determins function, with repeated patterns becoming hard wired. Unfortunately the language that we have been programmed to think in limits us when it comes to expressing emotional needs or feelings almost forcing us to play the who's right game. Trusting your intuition rather than listening to all the fear based mind chatter that follows a choice usually proves favourable. The act of observing effects that which is being observed thus the emotional state of the observer determines the observer's perception of that which is being observed. Anything that is not love is fear. Great talk bless you all.

[@jocelynamado1351]

"A lot of things happen to you when you feel that what`s in question is your identity"...loved that one.

[@derekchatman2595]

This is amazing stuff! We need to get your views into the millions. This is some of the best information on KZbin! Keep it up Tom

[@TomBilyeu]

I'm with you on getting our views up! ;-) Here's to all the hard work before us it will require. Thanks for being a part of the community and helping to make it happen.

[@Jukabee]

Moran Cerf gave us some really interesting content! Great interview, Tom!

[@DarylWade]

My Opinion: Our abilities to overcome any questions we create in our minds, are only mere thoughts based in mirrored reflections of ourselves! Our perceptions of reality are mere moments of decisions we weigh back and forth in nano seconds that create the paths and decisions we ultimately take or make. This talk with Moran Cerf on Impact Theory is one everyone should listen to.

[@mascal0047]

😱 I have to watch this video several times, thanks for this information. I love what you guys do. Your videos have set me up to have the best year I've ever had. Your question about new year goals, when I was honest about having given up it made me aware and take action thanks for that.

[@TomBilyeu]

I love that I've helped remind you to take action! That makes me very happy! And super stoked you're poised for your best year ever! Go kill it!

[@gloriamariadc7757]

Tom said, "it all comes down to the narrative u tell urself.".. "i can do anything i set my mind to.. which makes it a spiritual question".. "if u really believe u can do anything u set ur mind to.. then how u spend ur time is a spiritual question." 🤔🤔😀😀🤓🤓🙄🙄🤔🤓💙💟

[@captainnadson240]

*When you invest, you’re buying a day you don’t have to work*I pray every one reading this becomes successful*

[@WilliamSmith-mp7ln]

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[@harrisonsmith3669]

^Investing in crypto is a plan for the future so it's high time people understand the importance of investment

[@johneric9584]

Bitcoin is the true decentralized cryptocurrency to ever exist in the world. I'm actually new to trading in bitcoin and can say authoritatively it's an aspect of gaining financial freedom

[@markanthony9966]

°°investing in crypto as a newbie was very difficult due to lack of experience which resulted in losing my fund ....but Eleanor Garcia emergence restored hope

[@deitermacbob7565]

Nothing beats engaging an expert in any trade, selfishness and greed has deterred many from doing this and they ended up running a huge loss

[@Punisher35709]

My reality changed after watching this video! Amazing. Thank you! Best!!

[@TomBilyeu]

So glad it hit you that hard!

[@Punisher35709]

So hard man! And wow! Thanks for replying! :D

[@joegrif4085]

what is your reality?

[@lindabyrne5692]

I have always said that what you put in front of you becomes in you: Books, movies, food, tv, friends, family, music, etc. I also raised my daughter with this: Be careful who your friends are because they'll hold you back and hold you down. That includes family, husbands, boyfriends, clients, etc. It's also biblical.

[@OPERA943]

I had this experience years ago, I Shared it with a friend and she said, maybe it's a sign of schizophrenia. Hahahaha. Now, here we are talking about this. When I first experienced it, I thought I was losing my mind. Instead of ignoring it, I paid attention and I'm so grateful. Be present to whats going on in your mind. Listen to your brain, I can relate Thanks.

[@deandevilliers2799]

I'd love to hear his perspective on lucid dreaming/ astral projection..

[@xeenky]

"But what does it matter what reality is outside myself, so long as it has helped me live, to feel that I am, and what I am?" - Baudelaire

[@liamc1102]

Love that. 💯

[@marcusscaff00]

as long as your not suffering inside

[@onlybryanliu]

I thought I was listening on 1.5x, but its 1x. Fast speaking, coherent, insightful, reflective. This guy is a genius

[@anneboelin5480]

"If someone is hungry right now, it's because politically, we want them to be hungry. There shouldn't be any hunger in the world."- Moran Cerf. Ponder that.

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

Generic Millennial Programming

[@miarena111]

we can put a chip in your brain to make you do what you (actualy them) want to do and be. - moron cerf

[@Smorss2011]

I'm just going to ponder his first name.

[@SoulfulTruth]

Babies, children and other humans are hungry because our Earth's wealth is controlled by predatory parasitic hybrids that pose as billionaires but they're a pack of lying thieving raping murdering warmongering human trafficking blood-sucking evil incarnates that have no conscience, feel no guilt or remorse, feel no compassion or empathy and feel no love - that is how you know those creatures are not human.

[@danderson4002]

Correct. People are starving, homeless and jobless because of the elite. Greedy, defiled, and heartless. People need to get smart and start using morals, compassion and their conscience again. Stop listening and taking direction and orders from the elite! They are ruining this whole world and everything in it.

[@marlimar337]

I'm thrilled to have found this talk! Thank you so much Tom and Moran. Tom I've been watching you for the last 2 years and I'd have to say your mission is not lost on me. I really love the way you drive your conversations and the incredible guests you have here. I'm currently working on a screenplay that deals with the elements of time, themed by living in the moment and making better choices in disguise as a comedy fantasy. I'd not heard of Moran prior to this interview so this is a treasure trove for me! Thank you again.

[@gloriasaliba3395]

One of the most insightful discussions you’ve had on your channel - bravo to both of you!

[@arjunkrishnadas]

Thank you Tom for bringing him in. There is a lot more in the Vedic knowledge of India about the human psyche that Moran may be definitely interested in, like the understanding that there are layers or concentric enclosures of awareness that is in control of the human activities at any given moment and how there are these three basic States of mind which combine in various permutations to form the whole human psyche itself and these 3 States are called the modes, namely, of goodness, passion and ignorance. And there is the presence of the subconscious, which is actually in control of us and that subconscious is a shared consciousness among all sentient beings, and is called the superconsciousness.. etc.. All this, small part of Vedas, would surely throw deeper insights into understanding the human brain and, eventually, transcending it!!

[@7000alandonald]

Stop selling f...ing veda.. he did everything without your vedas.keep it between your legs .

[@JDNicoll]

Watching scientists is kind of like watching little children who are excited about something. They just don’t know that all this has already been figured out for thousands of years.

[@paramaduits558]

I do think it's kinda fun to see that more and more scientific research shows what has been given to us through the Vedas. It is just surprising to me (as a westerner) that so few actually want to go to the east (Indian scriptures) and study them. This is not only concerning how the body and mind work and their interaction. But also the interaction between the senses and the environment, the difference between intelligence, mind and soul and the evolution of consciousness.

[@carolgayfagerhaugh1969]

we are responsible for the heart response on all levels. . .when the spirit of a person allows god into their spirit they can overcome weaknesses in the mind and allow the heart to control your life. . . your life is not about your brain but your brain is a result of your heart. . .

[@trumpelstiltzkin9068]

god is a crutch, a concept, or idea, a manual and guide to being a good person rules made by man to measure us all but like all guide or manuals you read and follow the instructions and you apply what you've learned to construct the object it is another of many human crutches we use to explain the unexplainable or comfort us to distract from a harsh reality, the teachings are important but I think the story of how they came to be is bigger than the lessons they are ment to teach and is poisoning itself and the message in kind because it creates, separation, inequality,inadequacy, fear ,hatred, WAR. We need to take responsibility and stop believing some unseen force will make everything ok. sadly it will never happen in my lifetime possibly several if we get that far. but I hope one day we can come to free our minds from the limitations religion forces on us

[@carolgayfagerhaugh1969]

Jordan Purkis I totally agree it can TOTALLY BE THAT . . . If you don’t truly open your heart to the truth and BE THE CHANGE ! I agree religion and war and create so much fear in people‘s hearts yes opening your heart to the truth and mature love to drive that fear out and make people more proactive in this world and change it

[@soc1596]

Tom you are an inspiration to me and I love how humble you are.

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

Moran Cerf is such a genius and nice guy. Super impressed with this show. I will check his other material. Thanks Tom for the amazing interview so interesting.

[@thewebmaster1]

Morgan Serf is a rich elite bs-er

[@UncompressedWAVmusic]

@@thewebmaster1 You are that yourself and he is not.

[@ingridburling8731]

At 40:46 he is talking about us having various voices in our heads and makes the statement that 'we are not the most important one' by which he means, I think, we as conscious beings (or our conscious voice) . Without wishing to devalue this man's statement at all, the notion of our brain or psyche having multiple voices in it, is not new. In my transformation (coaching) practice I call them 'parts' - and I will spend quite some time introducing this notion to clients and inviting them to consult with these parts (in a guided exercise) in order to arrive at a solution or plan which is authentic and congruent of who they really are, and one which uses the best of the best of them. Human unhappiness often comes from a war or discord between these voices or, for want of a better word, from a lack of integration between them. Asking them to communicate with each other, and to agree on something, takes away dissent, causes the host/person to move forward feeling at peace because all the parts are acting in concert, and this in turn obliterates sabotage. You can imagine how powerful the results are when you do this - and the client's sense of integration rockets. When you make decisions about your life in this way, they are many times stronger than they would otherwise be, and doubts are handled very swiftly and effectively. Many other interesting possibilities emerge too: you can assign sponsorship and mentor roles to some of the parts, invite them to solve your issues for you by morningtime (or any time) or use them for creativity and envisioneering. It's nice to know that science now supports this truth.

[@avaseer]

Wonderful insight Ingrid. Do you know anyone doing similar work in Sydney, Australia ? Thanks

[@mariaizaurralde]

I've been watching videos online of people with DID and can now understand exactly what you mean. It's mind-blowing.

[@ingridburling8731]

@@mariaizaurralde HI - what is DID? ::-)

[@mariaizaurralde]

@@ingridburling8731 Dissociative Identity Disorder. I thought you were actually talking about that.

[@mariaizaurralde]

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[@Smite0wpi]

Watching this video is like watching what has been going on in my brain the past few years. Am I in a dream? Who even is “I”? A manifestation of God? Probably not, but it’s possible.

[@user-dd7fw8ox3c]

I love this video it covers a lot of ground i have been thinking about for years, I never realised that it had got this far, but choosing to be the one in control of your choices is paramount, and i have learnt that any choice you make will always fail if you do not understand that you have control over your decisions, you choose when to react or not, I make a point of accepting my brain telling me something, and then choosing to overcome this by making a choice of what i want, not what my brain tells me i want.