Opportunity and abundance · three tracks by Dr. Steve G. Jones
Lucky Breaks Rarely Announce Themselves. Most Slip Quietly Past A Mind In A Hurry.
This is the story behind the Primed for Abundance Complete Edition: three self-hypnosis tracks by Dr. Steve G. Jones that help you notice the good chances in ordinary days, meet money moments calmly and see clearly which chances belong in the life you want.
By Dr. Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
Three self-hypnosis MP3s in one download
10 research papers cited
Fruit among the leavesThe orchard where Primed for Abundance begins, at sunrise in late summer.Read why good chances go unseen
Good Things Seem To Happen To Other People Because Of Where Their Eyes Are Pointing
Presented byDr. Steve G. Jones, Ed.D. Licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist with degrees in psychology and education, practicing hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s.
Most of us know someone who seems to fall into good things. They hear about the job before it’s advertised, get chatting to a stranger who turns out to know exactly the right person, or wander into the café that becomes their favorite place. From the outside it looks like luck.
When it doesn’t seem to happen to us, the advice we hear tends to be:
“Work harder and wait your turn.”
“Don’t get your hopes up.”
“Better safe than sorry.”
Each of those keeps your head down at the very moment a chance walks past.
When the good breaks keep going to somebody else, it’s natural to put it down to:
Being born unlucky
Knowing the wrong people
Living in the wrong place
Simply not being “a lucky person”
Underneath, very often, sits something quieter. This page calls it the “Head-Down Hurry”: the tense, rushed state that narrows your attention to the next task and makes “no” or “later” the automatic answer to anything new. Picture someone hurrying home through the rain with their eyes on the pavement. They get where they were going, and they miss everything along the way.
Working harder tends to feed it, because a busier day is a more hurried one.
What lifts it is something you already have. This page calls it your “Wide View”: the calm, open attention you have on your best days, when you notice things and say yes easily. The way back to it starts under an apple tree at sunrise, in what this page calls the Orchard Hour. The three tracks in this edition are built to:
Loosen the Head-Down Hurry with one slow breath, a lifted head and a morning intention that points your attention at good chances.
Keep your Wide View open through the money moments that usually narrow it, from a bill on the mat to a price that makes you tense.
Give you a clear picture of the life you want, so you can tell at a glance which chances belong in it.
Dr. Steve G. Jones once had every reason to keep his head down: $80,000 of credit card debt, collection agencies at the door and an office he was living in and about to lose. What he did instead runs through all three of these tracks, and you’ll find it further down.
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Picture an ordinary Tuesday a few weeks from now. You wake, and before the phone you think of three things you’re thankful for and say to yourself, “Today I notice the good chances around me.” You take a different street to work and spot a notice for a class you’ve wanted to try. At lunch you ask the new person at the next desk one friendly question, and the answer turns into a half-hour conversation. By evening your small notebook has two chances in it, and you’ve already taken a first step towards one of them.
That Tuesday is the reason to read on, because the Head-Down Hurry rarely loosens by itself. Left alone, it tends to tighten:
1The morning scroll sets a mood of lack before the day has properly begun.
2Anything new starts to feel like a risk, so “no” becomes the safe, automatic answer.
3Setbacks look like proof that the day, or life itself, is against you.
4And the days settle into the same loop, with fewer and fewer surprises in them.
In the next few minutes you’ll discover:
Three popular ideas about luck that keep good chances out of sight.
The Orchard Hour, a moment under an apple tree that shows how your attention really works.
What happened when a psychologist hid a large printed message inside a newspaper.
The F Test, a seven-second game that shows how easily things in plain sight slip past.
Every study mentioned is listed at the foot of the page, so you can read it for yourself.
Every Reason To Keep His Head Down: $80,000 Of Debt And Nowhere Left To Live
Dr. Steve G. Jones, Clinical Hypnotherapist
Dr. Steve G. Jones has practiced clinical hypnotherapy and NLP since the 1980s. He is a member of the American Board of Hypnotherapy and the National Guild of Hypnotists, an associate member of the American Psychological Association, and he coaches top Hollywood directors, sports stars and CEOs.
His start in life was a hard one. He lost his mother at an early age and grew up with his father, who battled alcohol abuse.
Later, career detours and failed business ventures left him $80,000 in credit card debt, with financial institutions and collection agencies beating down on his door. After he was evicted from his own place, he lived out of his office, and he was about to lose that as well.
Trouble on that scale narrows everything down. Every hour goes to the next bill, the next phone call and the next problem, and very little else gets seen.
Living in an office he was about to lose.
How he found his way out matters to anyone waiting for a lucky break, and it comes further down. First, here are three ideas about luck that keep good chances out of sight.
Three Ideas About Luck That Keep Good Chances Out Of Sight
Each one sounds like wisdom, and each one keeps the head down.
“Some people are just born lucky.”
It feels true when the breaks always seem to land somewhere else. Yet when psychologists have looked closely at people who call themselves lucky, one difference stands out: they notice more.
In the research
In psychologist Richard Wiseman’s work on luck, people who described themselves as lucky were more likely to spot a large message printed inside a newspaper, telling them they could stop counting its photographs.1
Primed for Abundance builds that kind of noticing on purpose, beginning with a morning intention set before you reach for your phone.
“If it were a real chance, I’d recognize it straight away.”
Real chances usually arrive looking ordinary: a conversation, a half-open door, an idea in the shower. Very few come with a label on them, and many need a second knock before they open.
In the research
Career researchers who studied how unplanned events shape working lives named five skills that turn chance events into opportunities: curiosity, persistence, flexibility, optimism and a willingness to take risks.2
So the track asks you to knock again when a door opens only a little, with a second message, a follow-up question or another visit.
The one that closes the most doors
“Better to say no than risk getting it wrong.”
This is the Head-Down Hurry talking. It sounds careful, and very often it’s simply the quickest way to end the discomfort of not knowing. Each automatic no closes a door you never got to look through.
In the research
Commuters asked to talk with a stranger enjoyed the ride more than those asked to keep to themselves, although most people expected the opposite.3 A very large study of job moves found that acquaintances, the people we know only a little, were an important source of new openings.4
The track gives that moment a better question: “Could this lead somewhere good?” When the answer fits your values, you say yes. And when something sounds too good to be true, you take your time and check it with someone you trust.
Why Good Chances Walk Straight Past A Busy, Capable Mind
Attention works like a narrow beam. Point it at the next task, the next worry and the next notification, and everything outside the beam fades away, however close it happens to be.
The Head-Down Hurry
A tense, rushed state that narrows attention to the next task and makes “no” or “later” the automatic answer to anything new, so good chances pass unseen or unanswered.
The famous demonstration involves a basketball game and a person in a gorilla suit. Many viewers who were busy counting passes never noticed the gorilla walk right through the middle of the game.5 Their attention was simply pointed somewhere else.
In an ordinary week, the Head-Down Hurry turns up in a few familiar places:
The first minutes of the day. The phone and the news set a rushed, lacking mood before you’ve chosen anything.
A tense afternoon. Shoulders up, eyes on the screen, and the world shrinks to the size of a task list.
An invitation or an offer. Uncertainty feels like risk, so the answer is no before you’ve given it a thought.
A setback. Something goes wrong, and it looks like proof that the day is against you.
Pushing harder rarely helps with any of these, because what lets the chances in is a wider view.
Your Mind Already Knows How To Look Wide, Because It Does So On Every Good Day
Your Wide View
The calm, open attention you have on your best days, when you notice more, talk to people easily and say yes to good chances without a second thought.
Think of a holiday morning, or a day when everything seemed to flow. You noticed the light, the people and the small surprises, and you were quick to say yes. That was your Wide View at work, and positive feelings like the ones you had that day have been found to widen the scope of attention.6
The trouble is that it’s easily knocked. A rushed morning, a money worry or a hazy sense of what you even want, and it closes back down to a narrow beam.
Look at how much rides on it:
Whether you notice the chance at all.
Whether you meet it with “Could this lead somewhere good?” or with a reflex no.
And whether you see yourself as someone things happen to, or as someone who notices.
So even when the problem seems to be one of these:
Bad luck
The wrong contacts
The wrong town
No time
it is very often a Wide View narrowed down by the Head-Down Hurry.
How Much Do You See While You’re Looking For Something Else?
Try this now. It takes seven seconds.
Press start, then count every letter F in the sentence below before the seconds run out. Count once, quickly, the way you’d read a busy screen.
Finished files are the result of years of scientific study combined with the experience of years.
7seconds
How many did you count?
Show me the answer
There are six: finished, files, scientific, and the F in each of the three small words “of”. If you counted fewer, the ones you missed were in plain sight the whole time, hidden only by where your attention was pointing.
This is only a game. Missing some says nothing about you; it simply shows how attention works.
Good chances hide in exactly the same way, inside ordinary days, behind whatever you happen to be busy with.
Where The Hurry Comes From, Including Habits That Feel Productive
Nobody decides to walk around with their head down. The Head-Down Hurry builds up from ordinary things.
The morning scroll. For many people the first thing they see each day is other people’s news and other people’s lives, and it sets a mood of lack before the day begins.
Money worry. An unopened bill in a drawer can pull at your attention all day long, even while you’re thinking about something else.
Busyness as a badge. A packed diary feels productive, and it leaves no room to notice anything that isn’t already in it.
The same route every day. Same streets, same faces, same lunch, and so the same few chances, over and over.
None of these is a fault, and each one has a small, practical answer in the three tracks.
An Apple Tree At Sunrise And Fruit That Was There All Along
Primed for Abundance opens on a hillside orchard at sunrise in late summer. Long golden light falls between the trees, the grass is cool with dew, birdsong and bees are all around you, and you can taste a crisp apple. A single leaf drifts down from the top of the tallest tree, lower with each number Steve counts, until it settles on the grass at one.
Then you lie back beneath that tree and look up.
From the track
“Your life is like this orchard. Good chances are growing all around you, among the leaves of each ordinary day. And the more you look for them, the more of them you see.”
At first there are only leaves. Then, as your eyes soften, one apple shows itself, then another, until the branches seem full of fruit that had been hanging there all along. That moment is the Orchard Hour, and it holds the whole idea of this edition. The chances were never missing, and a calm, expectant mind is what lets you see them.
The orchard is always there, and the fruit is always ripening.
Three Weeks In The Orchard, Step By Step
Steve suggests staying with one track for 21 days before moving on, so the edition gives you three runs of 21 days. The first run, with Primed for Abundance, follows the recording itself.
Day 1You listen somewhere quiet with headphones. In silence you remember a time something good came your way because you noticed it or said yes, and later you rehearse spotting a chance and taking a first step towards it that same day.
The next morningBefore you reach for your phone, you think of three things you’re thankful for and set your mind: “Today I notice the good chances around me.” Sometime that day, you say yes to one small chance.
Whenever you meet someone newA smile, a hello and one friendly question.
Every eveningOne good thing that happened and one chance you noticed go into a small notebook.
Once a weekSomething a little different: a new route, a new place, a class, or a conversation with someone you’d usually pass by.
Day 21You move on to the next track, with a notebook that has already started filling up.
Each step takes a minute or two, and each one widens the view a little more.
Three Tracks, One Wide View
Noticing chances is the heart of it, and two more things decide whether the view stays wide. Money worry narrows attention faster than almost anything, so you need a calm way through money moments. And a chance is only worth taking when it fits the life you want, so you need a clear picture of that life. The edition brings three tracks together for exactly those reasons.
Inside the Primed for Abundance Complete Edition
The open eyePrimed for AbundanceNotice the good chances in ordinary days, and step towards them the same day.
The steady breathInner Game of WealthMeet bills, prices and money talk calmly, so worry stops narrowing your view.
The pictureAttract Abundant LifestyleSee the life you want clearly, so you know which chances belong in it.
Three MP3s, each with its own setting, its own silent rehearsals and a first step for the following day.
Morning Gratitude And A Notebook Of Chances
The first track works directly on your Wide View. Beyond the orchard, it gives you a few small habits that point your attention outwards and keep it there.
Wouldn’t it be simpler just to try harder to notice things? Trying is effortful, and effort narrows attention. So the track starts with gratitude and calm, which open it up.
In the research
In a 2003 study, people who wrote down things they were grateful for each week felt better about their lives as a whole than people who wrote about hassles or about ordinary events.7
Then it turns noticing into doing, because a chance noticed and left for later has a way of disappearing. Whenever you notice an opportunity, you take one small step towards it that same day, perhaps a note, a message, a question or a call.
Three things you’re thankful for each morning, before the phone, and an intention for the day.
A friendly hello and one question for new people, and now and then a short message to someone you haven’t heard from in a while.
“What good could come from this?” whenever something goes wrong.
This track is called Primed for Abundance. Played once a day, it ends by bringing you back wide awake for whatever comes next. See Primed for Abundance on its own page.
A Steady Breath On An Autumn Mountain Path
The second track takes the feeling that narrows attention fastest, which is unease about money. It opens at the foot of a mountain on a clear autumn morning, among gold and red trees, with a stream running over stones and a warm flat rock to rest on, while a single golden leaf drifts down from ten to one.
In the research
People tend to check their accounts less often when they expect bad news, a habit researchers named the ostrich effect.8 Researchers who set out to measure money worry found avoiding financial information close to its center.9
So the track gives each money moment a calm response, and with every one of them the view widens again:
Narrowed by worrySteady and open
A banking alert swiped away unreadRead calmly, with one next step chosen
A price that tightens your jaw“Is this what I want my money to do?”
Money talk turned into another subjectA weekly money time with tea and music you enjoy
Wanting more, then feeling guilty for it“It is okay to want money, and it is okay to have money.”
An Island Hammock And A Picture Of The Life You Want
The third track gives your Wide View a direction. Once you start noticing them, chances are everywhere, and they aren’t all worth taking. A clear picture of the life you want lets you see at a glance which ones belong in it.
It opens on a quiet tropical island late on a warm afternoon, in a hammock between two palm trees, and as the sun sets, the tide comes in, each small wave reaching a little further up the sand than the one before.
In the research
Across 29 studies that compared it with control activities, imagining or writing about your best possible self raised optimism and wellbeing.10
In silence you live one ordinary day of the life you want, from morning to evening. Then each morning, with your first drink, you bring that day to mind and choose one small thing that belongs to it.
A clear picture of an ordinary day in the life you want, built from your own values.
One small action each day that belongs to that life.
Something booked in your calendar each week that makes life feel abundant.
Between them, the three tracks lift your head, keep it lifted through money worries and point it at the life you want.
What can’t a recording do? Say the first yes. Each track asks you to say yes to something small the following day, and that part is yours. It’s the moment the fruit comes off the tree.
Introducing The Primed for Abundance Complete Edition, Three Tracks To Lift Your Head
It’s called the Primed for Abundance Complete Edition.
Three self-hypnosis tracks by Dr. Steve G. Jones in one download: Primed for Abundance, Inner Game of Wealth and Attract Abundant Lifestyle. Together they help you notice the good chances in ordinary days, stay calm when money comes up and see clearly which chances belong in the life you want.
Widens your viewA morning intention, a friendly question and a notebook of chances.
Keeps worry from narrowing itOne slow breath before every bill, price and money talk.
Points it somewhere goodA clear picture of the life you want, rehearsed in deep relaxation.
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All three end by counting you back up, wide awake, so they suit any quiet time of day when nothing will disturb you, though never while you’re driving.
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What Would A Year Of Noticing Be Worth To You?
Think about it for a moment. What would it be worth to stop feeling that good things happen to other people? To meet new people easily, to say yes to the invitations that fit and to end each day with a notebook that shows how much good came your way?
And if someone close to you has stopped expecting anything good, what would it be worth to watch them lift their head again?
A year holds 365 mornings, and each one begins either with the phone or with three things you’re thankful for and an intention for the day. Picture a year of the second kind:
A notebook filling page by page with chances you noticed.
New conversations, some of them leading somewhere you’d never have guessed.
Setbacks met with “What good could come from this?”
Over a year, it changes who you are in the world: someone who notices.
The man behind these recordings coaches top Hollywood directors, sports stars and CEOs, and this edition brings three of his tracks to you for $69.95.
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Why all three now? Because noticing alone can leave you chasing every shiny thing, and calm alone can settle into a comfortable rut. The three are made to follow one another:
Days 1 to 21Primed for Abundance: the morning intention, the friendly question and the same-day step.
Days 22 to 42Inner Game of Wealth: the slow breath before every money moment, and kind, true money self-talk.
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If you’re still unsure, that’s understandable. Plenty of us were taught that luck is something you’re either born with or you aren’t.
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Tomorrow Will Be Full Of Chances Either Way. How Many Will You See?
If nothing changes
It’s easy to carry on as before. The phone comes out before you’re properly awake, the day rushes past and your eyes stay on the task list. An invitation arrives and gets a quick “not this time”. Something goes wrong, and it feels like more proof that good things happen to other people.
The chances keep coming, as they always have, and they keep walking past.
If you lift your head
Or you can start tonight. Put on your headphones, lie back under the apple tree and watch the fruit appear among the leaves.
Tomorrow morning you think of three things you’re thankful for before the phone, and you set your mind for the day. Sometime before evening you say yes to one small chance, and that night it goes into your notebook, the first of many.
It’s this page’s name for the tense, rushed state that narrows your attention to the next task and makes “no” or “later” the automatic answer to anything new. While it’s running, good chances pass by unseen or unanswered.
And the Wide View?
It’s the calm, open attention you have on your best days, when you notice more and say yes easily. Primed for Abundance brings it back each morning with three things you’re thankful for and an intention for the day.
Will these tracks make me lucky, or rich?
They make no promise of luck, money, jobs or any particular result, and no honest track could. They help you notice the chances already around you, meet money moments calmly and see clearly what you want. Whatever you do with the chances you notice is up to you.
Isn’t this just positive thinking?
No. Every track ties its suggestions to real moments and small actions: the first minute before the phone, a new person to talk to, a chance written in a notebook, a bill opened the same day. Each one also ends with a first step for the following day.
In what order should I listen?
Steve suggests staying with one track for 21 days, so start with Primed for Abundance, then Inner Game of Wealth, then Attract Abundant Lifestyle. After that, go back to whichever one you need most.
When should I listen?
Any quiet time when nobody will disturb you, but never while driving. Each track finishes by counting you back up to full alertness.
Is self-hypnosis right for everyone?
No. It isn’t suitable for anyone with severe depression, psychosis, a dissociative or seizure disorder, a drug or alcohol problem, or a gambling problem. If one of those applies to you, please talk to your doctor before listening.
How fast will I see results?
Everyone is different. Many people feel calm and relaxed from the very first listen, and the new habits build each time you play it. That is why Steve suggests listening every day for a minimum of two weeks, and longer if you like.
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Your Chances, Your Days And Your Life They’re Already Growing Among The Leaves
The Head-Down Hurry never takes a single chance away. It simply keeps your eyes on the pavement while the good things of each ordinary day go by, until it starts to feel as if luck belongs to other people.
You don’t have to decide anything big right now. Say maybe. Listen to the first track, say yes to one small chance the next day, and take the 30 days to see what you start to notice. If it isn’t for you, one email brings back every penny.
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Shapiro, G. K. & Burchell, B. J. (2012). Measuring financial anxiety. Journal of Neuroscience, Psychology, and Economics, 5(2), 92–103.
Carrillo, A., Rubio-Aparicio, M., Molinari, G., Enrique, Á., Sánchez-Meca, J. & Baños, R. M. (2019). Effects of the Best Possible Self intervention: a systematic review and meta-analysis. PLoS ONE, 14(9), e0222386.
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The Head-Down Hurry narrows your attention and makes “no” the automatic answer, so good chances slip past unseen.
The Primed for Abundance Complete Edition gives you three tracks to lift it: an eye for chances, calm in money moments and a clear picture of what you want.
Three MP3s for $69.95 (sold separately for $89.85), with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The open eye
The steady breath
The picture
