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This is a playlist structure for the Lefkoe Method Recreate Your Life – Natural Confidence video course. You DO NEED to download the course from there, or otherwise the playlists will be useless. I may also create playlists for the Money Course at some later point, but don’t hold your breath.How to use this:Place the .m3u files into the ‘Natural Confidence’ folder of your course. I assume that you haven’t renamed any files or folders. If you have, you’ll have to edit the .m3u files accordingly.The playlists work best with the VLC Player. The VLC playlist window can display the playlists in a hierarchical (tree) structure of playlists within playlists – if you set it to do so. Just drag and drop the file ‘Lefkoe Method – Natural Confidence – Entire FLV Course.m3u’ into the playlist window, press ‘Play’ and enjoy.Edit: It turns out, in order to get the best results using VLC player, it’s essential to enable the View Playlist as a Tree feature. In order to do this, open the preferences window and switch to all settings/advanced settings (sorry, using a translated version). Select the playlist settings and activate the View Playlist as a Tree checkbox. Turn off any repeat/loop checkboxes. Click on Save. It’s best to also restart VLC for the new settings to take effect.Without this option, you will probably see a very long list of files such as 1.flv 2.flv 3.flv 1.flv 2.flv 3.flv 1.flv 2.flv 3.flv. Enabling the option gives you a hierarchical view such as:+– Belief  1: ‘Mistakes and failure are bad’   +– Belief 1 – Part 1/3   +– Belief 1 – Part 2/3   +– Belief 1 – Part 3/3 +– Belief  2: ‘blah blah blah’Other players will probably not have the hierarchical playlist feature and will expand all nested lists, turning them into one linear list.If you happen to find this way of organizing your media useful and decide to create your own lists for other programs, keep in mind that VLC saves the absolute paths to all media files, so you will have to edit the file manually and make the paths relative.