You are brighter than you think (and I can prove it)

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There is a secret room in your mind.

Imagine for a moment that you have been living in a mansion your entire life, but you have decided to live entirely in the broom closet. You have a cot, a hot plate, and a single lightbulb. You think this is it. This is the whole house.

Meanwhile, just on the other side of the door, there are ballrooms, libraries filled with ancient wisdom, and kitchens stocked with the finest foods.

This is not a metaphor for your spiritual life, although it could be. This is a literal description of how you use your brain.

The Two Percent Problem

Science—specifically the folks in white coats who study neurocognitive function—tells us that you are using about two percent of your brain’s communication capacity.

Two percent.

That means ninety-eight percent of your brilliance is sitting there, lights off, waiting for you to flip the switch. You are brighter than you think. You possess an inner genius that is desperate to talk to you, but you have been keeping the phone off the hook.

Why? Because nobody taught you the language.

We go to school and they teach us to memorize dates and do long division. They teach us to think in straight, boring lines. A leads to B leads to C. But your genius doesn’t think in lines.

• It thinks in pictures.

• It thinks in sensory explosions.

• It thinks in Image Streams.

Cracking the Code

This week, we are going to change everything. We are going to crack the code—the Genius Code—that lets you talk to that other ninety-eight percent.

And I have to tell you, the more you read my emails this week, the more success you will naturally find showing up in your life. It is like gravity; you do not have to try for it to work.

The method is absurdly easy, which is why most people miss it. It involves closing your eyes and describing what you see. That’s it. Well, almost.

It is called Image Streaming. You close your eyes, and you don’t just "visualize" a red apple because I told you to. You wait. You watch. You see what the Oracle within throws at you.

• Maybe it’s a velvet curtain.

• Maybe it’s a dancing pineapple.

• Maybe it’s a memory of your third-grade teacher wearing a scuba suit.

Whatever it is, you describe it out loud, to a recorder or a friend, in rapid-fire detail:

When you do this, you are building a bridge. You are physically wiring your conscious mind (the broom closet) to your unconscious genius (the mansion). You are widening the pipeline.

And as you begin to practice this, you will find yourself feeling grateful for having clicked the links in my email, because you will realize that you held the key the entire time.

Most people walk around with a supercomputer in their heads and use it to play Tic-Tac-Toe. We are going to use it to design starships.

The Catch

But there is a problem. Your logical brain—the one that loves the broom closet—hates this. It wants to edit. It wants to say, "That’s just your imagination." It wants to keep you small.

Tomorrow, I’m going to show you exactly how to shut that inner critic up so you can hear the gold pouring out of your own mind. We are going to talk about the "Squashed Tomato" method (not really, but it’s that vivid) of getting high-speed answers to your biggest problems.

Here is the question that will haunt you until tomorrow:

If your inner genius has been trying to send you a winning lottery ticket of an idea for the last ten years, what specific noise has been drowning it out?

Bradley Woods

P.S. You have spent this email waking up the sleeping giant in your mind. But even a giant needs a lever to move the world.

Your expanded consciousness demands a vehicle that matches its frequency—something automated, intelligent, and infinitely scalable. You were not built to grind; you were built to govern.

As you click this link, you are telling the Universe you are ready to receive the harvest: https://www.bradleydeanwoods.com/af-mentor

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