What you feed your mind becomes your reality

Rachel Beohm
2 min readJan 23, 2019

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What consumes your thoughts? Your conversations? Your free time?

What you feed your mind becomes your reality.

Your brain is an incredible tool. It doesn’t know the difference between reality and your imagination. It assumes what it sees is real. And it works to make “reality” congruent with your thoughts.

Ever been unable to find something that was right in front of you, in plain sight, because it wasn’t where you expected it to be? (My youngest daughter is the queen of this.) Your thoughts influenced your reality.

If your mind is full of worry, debt, stress, and pain, you’ll see it everywhere. Your life will be full of worry, debt, stress, and pain.

If you fill your mind with hope, purpose, fulfillment, and joy, you’ll start to see more and more of that around you, too. Soon, you’ll see it everywhere. Your life will be full of hope, purpose, fulfillment, and joy.

Marinate your mind in the ideas, emotions, and experiences you want your life to be filled with. Your subconscious brain will get right to work on it!

Change your thoughts, change your life.

I’m Rachel Beohm, a writer, speaker, and coach. Through nonverbal communication, I empower clients to show up as their biggest, boldest selves.

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Rachel Beohm
Rachel Beohm

Written by Rachel Beohm

Exploring relationship skills, communication (especially nonverbal), and how to live a full life. Promoter of kindness, gratitude, and joy.

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