When your eyes are open, you see the world that lies outside yourself. You see the items of the room youre in, the people, and the view of the landscape through the window. You take for granted that the objects are real and separate from yourself. However, successful individuals see the act of achieving in advance–vivid, multi-dimensional, clear. Champions know that “What you see is who youll be.” When you close your eyes, images and thoughts flow through your mind. You may review memories of past events, or preview future possibilities. You can daydream about what may be or what might have been, and your imagination will take you beyond the limits of space and time. Most people attach little importance to these inner visions. They may seem pleasantly irrelevant, or uncomfortably at odds with the accepted external reality. If youre like most people, you grew up with the idea that seeing is believing. In other words, you need to physically see something with your own eyes to believe that its real. I know many successful individuals who live this way. But theres an attitude that suggests, Before you can see it, you have to believe it. This premise holds that our belief system is so powerful that thoughts can actually cause things to happen in the physical world. I also know many successful individuals who live according to this notion of reality. So which concept is nearer the truth? Do you have to see it before you believe it, or believe before you can see it? The answer is: Both are basically true. If you can see something in your minds eye, and you imagine it over and over again, you will begin to believe it is really there in substance. As a result, your actions, both physical and mental, will move to bring about in reality the image you are visualizing. Whatever you see or experience, real or imagined, consciously or subliminally, when repeated vividly over and over, does affect your behavior, and definitely can influence you to buy a...
Posted on: Tue, 04 Mar 2014 23:23:18 +0000
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