One of the more challenging skills necessary for realizing the goals you wish to achieve is the ability to visualize them. To not only ‘see’ them but to feel them, to feel as you would when you have achieved them.
Removing the present tense from your mind and replacing it with something you believe will happen, and visualizing the details surrounding that expectation, while feeling the excitement and expectation you should feel about that amazing accomplishment, will be is key to manifesting it more quickly.
Visualizing this way can be accomplished by practice, and by using your affirmations and pictures you have placed around your wheel of life (you can download this and use as a template for your own, or use as is). We discussed this tool in the Goal Settings video).
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Great post, Vicki!
The power of visualization is a game-changer, and as such has been under appreciated. As you have intimated, any aspect of our lives is subject to the power of our minds.
All of us create, by the power inherent within each of us. Most of us, however, go along casually experiencing whatever life throws at us, while some, who have taken the step to believe in the power of visualization, actually have changed major aspects of their lives. I know, because I did.
When we become aware of the raw power to change our very life circumstances, it can be totally awe-inspiring. Anything is within our reach, and I mean anything!
Thanks for bringing visualization to the forefront again, Vicki!
Thank you Carl! Yes, visualization (not just seeing but FEELING the place we want to be) is such a huge game changer, and it can be a daunting challenge, depending on your current circumstance. However, realize how even survival sometimes has occurred due to simple visualization, and how our successes can be achieved by practicing it!
Thanks again for your support, Carl!