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PATTERN #12: EXCUSE BLOW-OUT PATTERN

After the Genius Pattern on Day 3 there are three clean up patterns— patterns that are designed to create alignment and congruence and to eliminate some of the key things that prevents the full use of the genius state.

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After the Genius Pattern on Day 3 there are three clean up patterns— patterns that are designed to create alignment and congruence and to eliminate some of the key things that prevents the full use of the genius state. Can a person be able to access his or her genius state and yet not do so? Can a person sell oneself short even after the development of the engagement state of flow? When one knows how to step into “the zone,” can one still avoid their excellence? Sadly the answer is yes.

How would that happen? How would a person have the know-how for accessing their genius state and yet not do so? The answer is that the person could make excuses, the person who have two or more genius states that interfere with each other or have a conflicting part that interferes or the person could simply not be fully aligned with the new genius state for a particular behavior. That explains the final three patterns: Excuse Blow-Out, Spinning Icons, and Meta- Alignment.

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