Skip to content
Now Available: The Subliminal Studio. Make your own subliminals. Try It Free →
Success Subliminals Logo
SuccessSubliminalsReprogram Your Mind For Success
  • Subliminals

How to Write a Custom Subliminal Brief

Updated 3 min read

A custom subliminal starts with your goals and the self-concept you want the recording to speak to. Your brief can describe how you want to feel in a relationship or the confidence you want to bring to your work. You can arrive with a few ideas: the custom service includes script writing and a review before recording.

Clear details give Andy something specific to work with. “Confidence when I present my work to a client” says more than “confidence in everything.”

Describe the situations the script should cover

Start with the moments in which you want to use the ideas in the recording. You might want to feel comfortable being seen, express your needs in a relationship or speak about your creative work with confidence.

Name the situations that belong together. If a request covers several unrelated areas, say which one matters most. That lets the script review begin with the right priorities.

Personal details are optional. Share the context needed to explain your request. A useful brief can describe a situation without naming an employer or another person.

Explain what you want the words to say

You can include affirmations you've already written. Mark wording you want kept exactly and wording you're happy to have edited. If you have no draft, describe the ideas in ordinary sentences.

For example, “Please write about trusting my ideas and feeling comfortable presenting my work. I want the tone to be warm and confident.” is a usable request. It leaves room to write the actual lines while making the subject clear.

If you want specific wording left out, say that too. Your script review is the place to check that the result expresses what you meant.

A brief you can copy and fill in

My main topic is:

The situations I want the script to cover are:

The part that matters most to me is:

Affirmations or wording I'd like included:

Wording or topics I'd prefer left out:

Questions I need answered before ordering:

A few clear sentences under each relevant line are enough to begin the conversation. You can leave out a field that doesn't apply. For writing ideas, see the editable affirmation examples.

Choose the production details

The current custom service is in English. Read the order page for the current price, included files and delivery terms. Discuss a special voice or format request before paying so you know whether it can be accommodated.

Use the Custom order page for the terms that apply to your commissioned recording. The full script review gives you a chance to shape the wording before production begins.

Use the script review carefully

Read the draft from start to finish before approving it. Check whether the main topic receives enough attention and whether each statement says what you intended. Supply specific revision notes: quote the line, then explain the change you want.

Script revisions are included before recording. Changes requested after production are a separate question to discuss with Andy. Keep a copy of the approved wording so you know which version was used.

If you expect to revise the text and mix frequently yourself, compare Custom with Studio. For a commissioned recording, the custom order page explains the next step.

Make your goals the starting point

Bring your ideas to Andy. Review a personal script before he produces your Custom subliminal.