Where it came from
I couldn’t turn my mind off either.
In high school, some nights I’d lie in bed for an hour waiting for my mind to let me sleep. I’d fall asleep to hypnosis tracks playing off a SanDisk through my Skullcandy headphones, hoping something would quiet it down.
In college, it got worse. When relationships didn’t go my way, I couldn’t stop replaying them. I was so attached that my mind ran the same loops day and night, and nothing I told myself could make it stop.
So I tried everything. Journaling. Meditation. Exercise. Stacks of books and hours of videos. Joe Dispenza. Teal Swan. Therapy. Tony Robbins coaching. I even changed my whole life and became a digital nomad.
Some of it helped. None of it was enough.
Wherever I went, my mind came with me.
Eventually, I did what engineers do. I sat down and experimented on myself until something worked.
And eventually...something did. My mind started to quiet. Trapped emotions started to ease up. My self-judgment started to fizzle. My clarity grew, and my nerves calmed. I was genuinely surprised by what I’d found.
I’ll be honest: there was a time I resented it. I knew it was helping, and I still didn’t like that I had to sit down and do the work. But it changed my life. That much I’m sure of.
That practice became Mindworx: the method at the heart of Mind Mastery.
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