Here's what you do.

Let's say you make 1 million dollars a year right now and you want to increase it to 2 million dollars a year.

You first discover roughly what your unconscious ceiling is.

Do this by choosing a level of income that is well within your belief system, say $10,000 a year.

Get yourself into a relatively calm, neutral frame of mind in a quiet place so you can give your full undistracted attention to yourself.

Now simply make a statement to yourself (out loud or in your mind) like...

"I'm going to make $10,000 this year".

There will immediately be a reaction of some kind within yourself to that thought, either positive or negative....perhaps a good feeling or bad feeling.

If you're used to receiving inner impulses, the reaction will be obvious. If this sort of inner dialogue is new to you, it may be a very subtle response but it will still be there if you look for it.

Good-feeling indicates that the thought is in alignment with your current beliefs.

Bad-feeling indicates that the thought is not in alignment with your current beliefs.

You might even get the response in the form of a phrase that pops into your mind such as "Yeah, right, no chance!" (if negative) or "No problem!", if positive. Or perhaps (if you are a visual person) you might sense a bright color for positive, a dark color for negative. Probably different people get their reactions in different ways...it shouldn't be hard to figure out what your personal reactions are.

After making the statement, don't spend minutes thinking about how the money will come, take the first immediate reaction you get.

With a $10,000 statement of belief, when you are currently making $1 million, it should be a positive response...because you totally believe that statement.

Now increase the statement values by some amount of your choosing.

You could say, for example:

• "This year I'm going to make $100,000" - positive response
  
• "This year I'm going to make $500,000" - positive response
  
• "This year I'm going to make $1,000,000" - probably a positive response, unless you feel this year was unusual
  
• "This year I'm going to make $1,250,000" - maybe still a positive response
  
• "This year I'm going to make $1,500,000" - let's say a negative response
  

That negative response tells you that you have now made a statement of belief that your belief system is not comfortable with. Remember that you are taking the first immediate reaction only - don't sit there analyzing how you are going to make the money.

Because your reaction to $1.25m was positive and your reaction to $1.5m was negative, your unconscious ceiling is somewhere between the two. I guess if you really wanted, you could narrow it down further to find a specific figure.

Now you have a concrete, specific limiting belief to clear up using your favorite belief-changing method.

The concrete limiting belief you are holding in this case is something like "I don't believe I can make $1,500,000 this year".

Now you can clear up this limiting belief and perhaps now your unconscious ceiling is $1.75m a year. If that's not enough for you, you can repeat the process if you wish.

You may find you reach a point where you just cannot move your belief past a certain amount. In that case, you are just going to have to live with it for now and let your life settle down around that new ceiling. You need to let your life acclimatize to that new level so it becomes familiar and easy to you and then at some point in the future, when you are totally comfortable with that level, you can try increasing your ceiling further using the same process.

There is another easier way to discover your concrete limiting beliefs and that is just to look around yourself at your life right now.

Your entire life is an exact reflection of your current beliefs.

If your girlfriend keeps consistently turning up late for dates and you don't like it, you have a belief that says "She always turns up late for dates".

If your boss is always miserable and bad-tempered around you, you have a belief that says "He's always miserable and bad-tempered around me".

If you are always driving around battered old cars and you don't like it then it must be a match to what you currently believe...something like "I only deserve to drive battered old cars".

Hope you see what I'm driving at - no pun intended :)