Mind Hacker // World’s Fastest Hypnotist // YouTuber
Las Vegas, NV
Joined April 2010
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Action produces information…. Just keep doing stuff.
Max Major retweeted
Strongly disagree… The quickest way to release an addiction is to change your identity NOT your behavior. Most people start at the behavior level which is why they fail.
“I’m the type of person who…”
…Values my health and wants to be here for my children
When I used to drink in my 20s I tried for the longest time to stop. But my desire to drink was stronger than my will to not drink.
If you make it a test of will you will lose every time.
Instead I simply decided that I was no longer going to do things that made me less and only going to do things that made me more.
Then it became binary…. Does this activity make me more more or less?
I simply became a person who no longer drank.
Another thing that can be helpful is to claim the new action / way of being for only a single day. While you may not be able to say “I’m not going to drink for the rest of my life” … in fact such a statement maybe so overwhelming you don’t even start. Instead you can say “today won’t be the day”
And then one day you will wake up and find you can say with the same conviction “…and tomorrow won’t be either”
Finally there is no “process” to changing. There is nothing to overcome. Change happens in an instant.
In fact, it’s popular these days to hear people say they are “processing” some experience that happened in the past. (Often over 20 years ago). And to that I say “how’s that going for you”
It is not through effort or exertion or analysis that we become free of the past it is simply by letting go. How long does that take. A single moment.
Release the behavior. Release the story. Release the version of yourself that continues to make the same choices.
Make a decision to be more and not less. Have a compelling vision for the future. Let it go and move forward from this new place.
You got this!
Had an interesting conversation with @FortuneMagazine on the mechanics of hypnosis and how ai models can easily manipulate us.
Full interview linked in replies
"I've already trained a ChatGPT voice model with everything that I know for it to be able to hypnotize an individual."
In the latest episode of #TermSheet, Fortune's @agarfinks sat down with Mentalist @itsmaxmajor to explore the emerging world of AI hypnosis. bit.ly/4g0P94M
Max Major retweeted
The quickest way to release an addiction is to change your “identity” not your behavior. Most people start at the behavior level which is why they fail.
“I’m the type of person who…”
Values my health and wants to be here for my children
When I used to drink in my 20s I tried for the longest time to stop. But my desire to drink was stronger than my will to not drink.
If you make it a test of will you will lose every time.
Instead I simply decided that I was no longer going to do things that made me less and only going to do things that made me more.
Then it became binary…. Does this activity make me more more or less?
I simply became a person who no longer drank.
Another thing that can be helpful is to claim the new action / way of being for only a single day. While you may not be able to say “I’m not going to drink for the rest of my life” … in fact such a statement maybe so overwhelming you don’t even start. Instead you can say “today won’t be the day”
And then one day you will wake up and find you can say with the same conviction “…and tomorrow won’t be either”
Finally there is no “process” to changing. There is nothing to overcome. Change happens in an instant.
In fact, it’s popular these days to hear people say they are “processing” some experience that happened in the past. (Often over 20 years ago). And to that I say “how’s that going for you”
It is not through effort or exertion or analysis that we become free of the past it is simply by letting go. How long does that take. A single moment.
Release the behavior. Release the story. Release the version of yourself that continues to make the same choices.
Make a decision to be more and not less. Have a compelling vision for the future. Let it go and move forward from this new place.
You got this!
How to actually quit an addiction:
- Map your use: when, how much, what triggers it
- Find places you never use, build on what already works
- Remove easy access: if it's in the cabinet, it has to go
- Learn the social skills you were using the habit for
- Join a group of people making the same change
@KeithNHumphreys on @hubermanlab
Max Major retweeted
You can literally hack your own mind and reprogram it for success.
Shopify billionaire co-founder & CEO Tobi Lütke — one of the most analytically rigorous founders alive — uses affirmations.
His exact words:
"If you tell yourself or write down something about yourself 100 times, it writes into the neurofrontal cortex at such a deep level that your brain will start reconciling you to that. It just works."
His personal example:
He was terrified of public speaking.
For one week he sat down every day for 10 minutes and wrote: "I love public speaking."
A week later the fear was gone.
"It's not like a placebo. You just actively change your neurofrontal cortex in this moment."
Your brain starts shaping your behavior around the identity you rehearse most.
They typically declassify things like this because they’ve found MORE powerful tools
The quickest way to release an addiction is to change your “identity” not your behavior. Most people start at the behavior level which is why they fail.
“I’m the type of person who…”
Values my health and wants to be here for my children
When I used to drink in my 20s I tried for the longest time to stop. But my desire to drink was stronger than my will to not drink.
If you make it a test of will you will lose every time.
Instead I simply decided that I was no longer going to do things that made me less and only going to do things that made me more.
Then it became binary…. Does this activity make me more more or less?
I simply became a person who no longer drank.
Another thing that can be helpful is to claim the new action / way of being for only a single day. While you may not be able to say “I’m not going to drink for the rest of my life” … in fact such a statement maybe so overwhelming you don’t even start. Instead you can say “today won’t be the day”
And then one day you will wake up and find you can say with the same conviction “…and tomorrow won’t be either”
Finally there is no “process” to changing. There is nothing to overcome. Change happens in an instant.
In fact, it’s popular these days to hear people say they are “processing” some experience that happened in the past. (Often over 20 years ago). And to that I say “how’s that going for you”
It is not through effort or exertion or analysis that we become free of the past it is simply by letting go. How long does that take. A single moment.
Release the behavior. Release the story. Release the version of yourself that continues to make the same choices.
Make a decision to be more and not less. Have a compelling vision for the future. Let it go and move forward from this new place.
You got this!
How to actually quit an addiction:
- Map your use: when, how much, what triggers it
- Find places you never use, build on what already works
- Remove easy access: if it's in the cabinet, it has to go
- Learn the social skills you were using the habit for
- Join a group of people making the same change
@KeithNHumphreys on @hubermanlab
You can literally hack your own mind and reprogram it for success.
Shopify billionaire co-founder & CEO Tobi Lütke — one of the most analytically rigorous founders alive — uses affirmations.
His exact words:
"If you tell yourself or write down something about yourself 100 times, it writes into the neurofrontal cortex at such a deep level that your brain will start reconciling you to that. It just works."
His personal example:
He was terrified of public speaking.
For one week he sat down every day for 10 minutes and wrote: "I love public speaking."
A week later the fear was gone.
"It's not like a placebo. You just actively change your neurofrontal cortex in this moment."
Your brain starts shaping your behavior around the identity you rehearse most.
The real tell in all these clips of trump speaking with the crypto bros behind him is the smirk on their faces.
They know whats coming! @BritishHodl
Looking for a full time short form editor to join the team! Need to be able to identify viral moments from long form shoots and edit them into videos that POP. Assignment and details in the replies! (Do not blind reply with your portfolio)
The only way to apply:
-Edit a short from the "Dog Name" trick in my long form video, "The Game Thought Hypnosis was Fake" (linked below)
-Reply to this tweet with your finished Edit.
-NO lazy Ai clipped submissions. No Subtitles or text on screen.
-Im looking for your ability to identify what to keep and what to trim. How you open. How you end. How you pace the video. Your ability to follow instructions....
-Trick begins around 47:20 in this video: youtube.com/watch?v=IY9fwBi5…
Discovery uploaded the entire first episode of my new show to YouTube!!! Go watch @EverydaySpy and I create a hypnosis assassin! youtu.be/2yPCRsbUOHw
Max Major retweeted
Is it possible to hypnotize someone to commit murder??
“Conspiracy theorists” have claimed for decades that the CIA has hypnotized unsuspecting candidates to carry out assassinations.
In fact, the current head of HHS @robertfkennedyjr claims his own father was killed by a mind-controlled puppet working for the deep state. The gunman, Sirhan Sirhan, has maintained for decades that he has no memory of the events surrounding the assassination.
More recent events involving Trump’s would-be assassin and Charlie Kirk’s killer call into question how an ordinary citizen could be radicalized enough to commit murder.
I teamed up with a former CIA officer (@everydayspy) to conduct a controlled experiment to see if we could hypnotize a member of the general public to commit murder in 48 hours. While that might sound crazy, the results were even crazier...
Is it possible to hypnotize someone to commit murder??
“Conspiracy theorists” have claimed for decades that the CIA has hypnotized unsuspecting candidates to carry out assassinations.
In fact, the current head of HHS @robertfkennedyjr claims his own father was killed by a mind-controlled puppet working for the deep state. The gunman, Sirhan Sirhan, has maintained for decades that he has no memory of the events surrounding the assassination.
More recent events involving Trump’s would-be assassin and Charlie Kirk’s killer call into question how an ordinary citizen could be radicalized enough to commit murder.
I teamed up with a former CIA officer (@everydayspy) to conduct a controlled experiment to see if we could hypnotize a member of the general public to commit murder in 48 hours. While that might sound crazy, the results were even crazier...