Review: YOUR MIND IN THE DRIVER SEAT
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2012
When you understand that your mind is the driver behind all your actions, you put yourself in the driver's seat. Whatever you can see yourself doing in your mind, with a little practice you can master that function. Repeating the exercises in your mind accelerates your progress exponentially. This is the lesson the author is teaching you, step by step. You can apply this to driving, or you can apply the same principles to anything you want to accomplish in your life.Most probably you can already drive, but it occurred to me that I can use this book to improve my driving skills, as I started driving without really learning the basics. I know from experience that if you watch yourself improve, and make it your purpose to observe the processes of the mind and master them, you can mastermind any task you set for yourself. When I plan to do something, first I see it in my mind, try it out, then rehearse it in my mind. It works. That's why athletes are trained to do so.The author obviously understands the underlying principles and explains them as he applies them to driving. That's the value you'll derive from this book. It's an incredible value.