About

I'm Antal Lajos, author of "The Unlimited Power of Your Subconscious - Subconscious Control." I trained as an architect in Hungary, and now live in Tenerife, Spain, with my family, where I work in real estate development.

Alongside architecture, I've always been drawn to the universal laws and hidden energies that shape our lives, wondering what rules actually let us influence the world, other people, and our own fate. I studied countless methods that promised answers to that question. I tried nearly everything to put my ideas into practice. Sometimes it worked. Often it didn't.

I had to face the fact that many of the methods promising to change our lives simply don't work, and not because we're doing something wrong. It became clear to me that most self-improvement and motivational methods fail because they're built on enormous misconceptions. Their starting assumptions are wrong.

Once I spotted these errors, it was relatively easy to see the mistaken thinking hiding behind them. A handful of details that seemed unimportant turned out to matter enormously. Chief among them: if you want to change your life and take control of your own fate, you can never afford to ignore the role of the subconscious. In fact, real, lasting change is only possible once you understand how the subconscious actually works. Everything else is just trial and error, producing at best temporary, partial wins.

So I built my methods around the subconscious's enormous influence on human life, specifically so they would actually work. And they did. Over years, this crystallized into a system that lets anyone genuinely take the wheel of their own life and make real progress toward almost anything they want.

What I want to share here is really a synthesis of everything I've learned and experienced along the way, and that experience covers a lot of ground.

I learned a great deal studying Eastern religions and philosophies, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism. I've also worked with yoga, natural medicine, reflexology, kinesiology, and energy healing.

As a European, I was naturally drawn to Christianity and the teachings of Jesus. I spent a lot of time with European philosophy, Plato and Aristotle, then the Enlightenment, from German idealism through to existentialism. Among Hungarian thinkers, Béla Hamvas, a philosopher and aesthete of exceptional talent and learning, left a lasting mark on me.

As a kid, I was mostly fascinated by astronomy and space exploration, which is probably where my technical curiosity comes from. I'm an architect by training, but even there what draws me most is the theoretical side: architecture as a language, the relationship between people, nature, and the built environment, and the idea that a building isn't just a functional box but a model of the universe, a way of invoking the forces that move the world. That's probably why organic architecture speaks to me more than anything else.

From there it was a short step to organic, sustainable development, renewable energy, and environmental questions.

Once I became an entrepreneur, my theoretical and philosophical research took a back seat for a while. That's when business success books first landed in my hands, from Napoleon Hill through Robert Kiyosaki all the way to Donald Trump.

That's also when it first started to dawn on me that the road to success and health looks nothing like what today's popular self-help and motivational methods and success books suggest. Real fulfillment is reached a completely different way.

As I mentioned, whatever I was working on, I was always drawn to what isn't visible, to whatever moves things from behind the scenes. I want to share what I've learned and experienced in that space with you, in my book and in my talks.