The 12 Keys of The I AM Theory explain the roots of how our minds process and hold information, positive and negative, and the understanding necessary to a healthier internal narrative and being able to experience a life of MORE. 🔥 Key 1: Declaration Our choices reflect the internal “I AM” statements we repeat and believe. 🌱 Key 2: Roots Past experiences, fears, beliefs, and unresolved emotions shape our self-declarations. 🔄 Key 3: Habit The brain forms habits out of repeated thoughts—empowering or limiting—because it's wired for efficiency. 💻 Key 4: Processor Like a computer, the brain simply processes input and doesn’t judge whether it's positive or negative. 🤖 Key 5: Autopilot Our subconscious often makes decisions before we’re aware, using old patterns as its guide. ⚠️ Key 6: Bias We are biologically wired to notice the negative first—but we can choose to rise above it. 🧠 Key 7: Rewire Neuroplasticity gives us the power to reshape our minds and build new thought patterns. 🗂️ Key 8: Tabs Unresolved emotions become “open tabs” in our subconscious, quietly draining our energy until addressed. 🧯 Key 9: Drain These open tabs consume mental bandwidth, creating stress, anxiety, and emotional exhaustion. 🎞️ Key 10: Replay Painful memories and emotions can be triggered and re-lived until we intentionally reframe and release them. 🗣️ Key 11: Language The words we speak to ourselves shape how we think, feel, and experience the world around us. 💎 Key 12: Identity Empowering “I AM” statements like “I am enough” or “I am loved” build a strong and resilient identity.