Becoming Ruthless, VEDIC Teachings, Hitler - and mindsets

This wassome of my thoughts , after reading some Vedic (Indian) teachings on Yoga and mediations:

the first change I noticed earlier this year -- is that the words or frame i use to describe or re cap events in my life has taken an almost primordial importance. i realized that that the way we describe something , tells our subciousness mind how to react or who we are as a person.
you see, the "confidence" you present to other people is the result of the subconcious "behavioral patterns" that it learned from "you".
the subciousness mind is nothing more than a tape player recordings of behaviorial patterns that were fed into it from the concious mind. the concious mind is nothing more than the barrier for those taped messages getting there. "you" permitted these message being sent by "not re-volting" against the messages society, your parents, others have labeled you as. ( see the part about Hitler below)
what this re-affirms for me is that - the importance of self-analysis in making deep level "mindset" changes. you see, when we review and analyze our subconsious behavior patterns , we bring them into the 'conscious' realm . once its concious, we have begun the first step in "deciding what gets into the sub-scious realm'. how?
affirmations, - what you 'practice' on a daily basis - your morning routine. WHen I worked with Jon, we spent a lot of time on my daily routines.. in my own life these things have had a basterizing tranformative effect . I started really starting to "program" my mind sometime in late August or early September. Several months later, I have become a boss at work, running presentations, in my in teractions with woman my success rate of pulling is almost 100% every night i go out, and in my life overall when i am dealing with people or situations , i am always boss.
On a side note: people who were like Hitler , were very unique individuals, almost like as rare as having a 200 iq on the "mindset" scale, for they were able to affirm to themselves their own confidence even though the rest of the world told them different. And that too at a very young age. Their conscious mind had such willpower and strength to dictate that reality to their own subconscious minds, that eventually led them to becoming great powerful leaders.