The New You

Transform Your Programming

Transform Your Results

Tired of Trying Harder Only to Get Stuck?

It's Not a Discipline Problem—It's a Programming Problem. 

Do you struggle to get results even when you try to do better ? You know what you should do—eat healthier, manage money better, be more present with your family—but you just can't do it consistently. Why? Because the "Old You" has a subconscious program running your life . It's automatic, just like your heartbeat  . You are a new creation in Christ, but you're being held back by old, self-limiting patterns  . You can't put new wine into old wineskins . 

The Solution: The 40-Day Inner Transformation

This program is the Solution: Impress a New Model . In just 40 days (your biblical wilderness time to reset your inner self), you will replace that old, frustrating programming with the New You. This is how you finally step into the life Jesus promised: asking for whatever you want and seeing it done, so your joy is full and God is glorified . 

What You Get in This 40-Day Journey:

 1. Crystallize Your Vision: Spend 10-15 minutes daily writing a crystal-clear, present-tense vision for 10 vital areas of your life (Mind, Finances, Health, Purpose, etc.)    . Use powerful "I AM" statements to anchor your new identity . 

2. Repetition Creates Reality: Use focused daily repetition—involving your eyes, ears, mouth, hands, and body movement—to impress this new program deep into your system, making the desired results automatic . 

3. Overcome the Old Model: Learn the inside-out secret: when negative circumstances like tight money or relationship issues pop up, they are just the old program disappearing    . You'll have the tools to reject the outside circumstances and reinforce the promise . 

The Tipping Point & The Promise

The more you impress this new image, the closer you get to the Tipping Point . The image changes your emotions (joy, peace), which changes your desire to take action, and that automatically changes your results . You simply take action on what you know to do, trusting that God’s grace will carry you through