BELIEVE it to SEE it
It is called the reticular activating system (RAS).
This miraculous piece of our brain, a bundle of neurons in our brain stem, takes what we focus on and creates a filter for it… so that we see more of it!
It’s like the second you buy a car you start seeing it EVERYWHERE. Or when you were JUST talking wanting a Pumpkin Spice Latte and all of a sudden see a billboard for Starbucks.
The cars were always there. The billboards… always there.
Your thoughts—your focus and attention—is the only thing that changed.
So what if you could focus on something miraculous? Like:
-success
-wealth
-peace
-love
-joy
-health
-magic
Wouldn’t it be lovely to see THOSE things instead of:
-stress
-doubt
-fear
-worry
-anxiety
-lack
-illness
Put your RAS to work FOR you.
Use it to help you design your life and business with ease, confidence and joy.
Because you don’t have to “SEE it to believe it”, you have to “BELIEVE it to see it.”
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Author
Maria Conigliaro
Neuro Coach + Speaker
Maria Conigliaro is the daughter of third-generation Italian restaurant owners β learning hustle, service and adaptability from a young age. These qualities served her well as she built and elevated her award-winning design and marketing agency, Inspired Studio, now in its 10th year. Over the last decade Maria has worked with hundreds of entrepreneurs, executives, and marketing directors to craft one-of-a-kind brand identities for businesses throughout the country. Maria engages with her clients fueled by curiosity and creative problem-solving, helping others to discover and communicate their authentic purpose. As a certified NeuroCoach, her work is much the same. She partners with motivated entrepreneurs and business leaders to define and design their version of success with intention, using a brain-based framework that rewires neuropathways through bespoke counsel and action. Maria is active within the business community where she resides in northeastern Pennsylvania with her two daughters.
