Just what is our inner game? It is there whether we acknowledge it or not. It controls how we react to things, how we see ourselves in certain situations and what we believe about ourselves.
To understand what our inner game is we have to understand how our subconscious works and how it controls what we believe. Our subconscious is like a huge recorder. It records everything we see and how we react to it. It works in pictures. Our mind works in pictures. It records our likes and dislikes and most important how we see and believe about ourselves.
Ask yourself what you are good at. Somewhere growing up we discovered we were good at something. Maybe it was music. Maybe it was math and you became and engineer. Maybe you were good at sales. Our parents contribute a lot to these beliefs. Maybe they saw you were good at music and you seemed a little uncoordinated to them and they said something like "you just aren’t athletically inclined. You are better off sticking to music." That statement can have a huge impact on a young person. They hear that they are not athletically inclined so they believe it and don’t even try to change and learn how to be good at that. They know they will stick to music.
The point is that your subconscious just recorded that and if it is repeated time and time again that becomes your belief about yourself. That is your current reality. Your subconscious has recorded that and anytime you try something that needs a little bit of athleticism your subconscious will take over and tell you that "wait a minute, you can’t do this remember. You are good at music not athletics."
Good news is you can change that by changing your beliefs. You can do this through techniques that we teach to retrain your subconscious to the belief that you want. You can change anything you want about yourself by changing your inner game.
