The desire is always temporary

When you are experiencing strong desires it can feel like it will last forever.

You feel like it is going to get stronger and stronger until you give in to it.

But, this is just the addicted part of the mind (APOTM) doing it's job.

The APOTM wants you to engage in your compulsive behaviour and will say anything to make that happen.

Yesterday, one of our clients shared how he has been experiencing a lot of urges recently, but has been able to experience them without acting on them.

The man behind the curtain, or APOTM, is no longer scary when you can see it for what it is.

And with the right training, you get to see each one of it's strategies as an opportunity to rewire your neural pathways.

The more you experience desires, without acting on them, the more you change your brain.

The desire is always temporary.

The choice in moments of compulsive desire is between temporary discomfort and long term benefits or temporary relief and long term suffering. If you would like to get trained on how to experience compulsive desires, without acting on them, so you can change your neural pathways - take a look inside BCA.