Neothink has changed my life for the better in every way

Neothink has changed my life for the better in every way. Since I came into the Society, I have steadily grown into a Superman. There was a major shift from loser to a man with limitless potential at first, though.

Exactly two years before I came into the Society I was a mess. I was diagnosed with depression and anxiety, I was overweight, and I was having medical issues. The doctor gave me antidepressants, which made me a drone. My anxiety was so bad that I hated going to crowded places, struggled to even make a phone call, and dreaded job interviews.

I couldn't keep a job. I hated going to work and called off constantly, and I could never find a place I liked working, even though there was no real reason for that since I love what I do. I had no friends, mainly because I struggled in social environments. My wife, daughter, and I moved from Pennsylvania to Colorado to Ohio to Pennsylvania and back to Ohio in one year, because I could never make it work with my loser mentality.

I was in a self-destructive rut that finally climaxed when my wife left me exactly one month before I came into the Society. The timing seemed perfect: just when I had little hope left, the Society promised me that I could prosper, so I jumped. After reading only some of the first set of literature, at a time when I should have been at my worst, my mind started to shift. It only took a little for me to change from a loser psychological state with little hope to a happy, rejuvenated, healthy mind, and I no longer needed the drugs.

I understood what was going on and realized my marriage was not a good situation for me, so I had no problems with the divorce. It actually made me happier to get divorced.

The only problem was that my three-year-old daughter would no longer be under my roof, and I felt I couldn't protect her. It still bothers me, but I now know that's just the forces of nature kicking in, a natural emotion, and the older she gets the more I can relax because she's not as helpless. She's actually better off than most other kids because I teach and raise her in a way that will give her the same superior mentality when she matures. It blows my mind, the potential she has by never experiencing the disadvantages of typical thinking.

Her mother and I get along great now and we share parenting, but there's no chance of reconciliation. With my new mentality I realize it can't work, we're not compatible. It's been a year and a half and I'm still single, only because I now know what I really require to be happy in a relationship. I've had many opportunities, but I won't waste my time on something I know won't work. I've also kept the same job since then, and now I'm the most productive, valuable employee at the company.

I know that without the gift of superior thinking from the Society, I would still be in that self-destructive rut. I got that superior thinking from the mysticism-eradicating knowledge in Neothink literature.

Michael D