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Clear Limiting Beliefs and Let RAS Help You Find New Gear and NPCs

Do you have the feeling that, despite your efforts, you always fail in the same area of life—unable to break through at work, encountering similar misunderstandings socially, or never being able to save money no matter how much you earn?

On the surface, it seems like a repetition of external events, but the root cause is likely that your brain's RAS is helping you "replicate similar challenges" based on an old set of beliefs.

It's like playing a game where your character's settings show "low strength, unable to wield heavy weapons," causing you to automatically ignore, miss out on, or ruin even the best equipment. You haven't done anything wrong; it's just that your internal "hero profile" remains stuck in the past version.

To conquer new challenges, you must first update your character settings.

RAS is Your "Belief Search System"

The search logic of RAS operates as follows:

What you believe → It helps you filter and amplify related evidence → You increasingly believe in that belief → Creating a self-reinforcing reality.

That's why language like "I'm always ignored," "I'm worthless," or "I'm just bad at expressing myself" turns into real-life dilemmas. Your RAS is faithfully executing these codes, making you blind to other choices and possibilities.

Conversely, if you update your beliefs to "I deserve to be seen," "I'm learning to express myself," or "I attract partners who help me," then your RAS will begin finding events, resources, and people that support your transformation.

How Are Beliefs Written In?

Limiting beliefs aren't innate; they're self-protection systems accumulated through past experiences.

For example:

• Corrected by a teacher publicly as a child, leading to the belief "I'll make a mistake when speaking."
• Rejected by someone you liked, making you believe "I'm not good enough."
• Parents frequently saying "money is hard to earn," instilling the belief "making money requires hard work."

Although these beliefs might have had protective functions back then, if left unchecked and updated, they will always be considered truths by the RAS in its search of the world, keeping you spinning in that old script.

Four Steps to Clear Limiting Beliefs

1. Observe Language: Write down your frequently occurring self-statements (e.g., "I'm not qualified," "It's too late," "I can't").
2. Trace Origins: Ask yourself, "When did this statement first appear in my life, and who said it?"
3. Rewrite Profile: Transform the statement into positive language, e.g., "I'm not qualified" → "I'm accumulating value, preparing for opportunities."
4. Interact with the World Using New Language: The next time you interact with others or face choices, use this new language to guide yourself and observe if the RAS helps you see different possibilities.

You Can Choose to Upgrade, Not Just Survive

You don't have to keep repeating the same level, nor do you have to force yourself to defeat that unbeatable boss. Sometimes, it's just because you've forgotten you have other options.

You can reset your profile and experience the world with new beliefs.

RAS will follow your choices, updating its search logic. And you are the hero who presses the "update" button.