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Visualize Your Success – Part II

“There is no thought in my mind but it quickly tends to convert itself into a power and organizes a huge instrumentality of means.” 

 ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

In an April post, I blogged about visualizing…here are a few more ideas about this important and powerful concept.

The following example comes from the book Mind Power – Techniques to Harness the Astounding Powers of Thought.

“Bryan Edwards, a man of infectious good humor and high spirits, sells life insurance.  Each evening, before he goes to bed, he spends ten minutes running over in his mind his next day’s calls.  He pictures himself making his presentation to each client.  He sees them being receptive and gladly taking out a policy with him.  He imagines a very productive day with lots of sales.  He does this for ten minutes before he goes to bed and ten minutes upon rising in the morning, a total of twenty minutes each day.  Bryan Edwards sell more insurance in one week than most people sell in six months, and is consistently in the top one percent of his profession every year.”

Bryan Edwards is passionate about selling insurance.

What is YOUR passion?  What do you love to do?

Could you devote ten minutes to that passion in the morning and at night?  Could you spend just a few quiet and focused minutes thinking about your success – visualizing the achievement of your goals?  Imagine yourself accomplishing the things you are pursuing.

“Linger on thoughts of doing and having the thing you want, not as some future reality that might happen our could happen.  Live in your mind as if it’s happening to you right now.  Create little inner film clips or videos.  See yourself doing the thing you want.  Visualizing something once or twice is of little effect.  Results come when the image is imprinted again and again and again for a period of weeks or months.  Don’t try to measure success after only one or two attempts.”  ~ John Kehoe

Ten minutes.

Small effort – Big results.

Just like a click.  Small effort – Big results.

You can do it.  Start today.

One Response to “Visualize Your Success – Part II”

  1. May 18th, 2012 at 3:20 pm

    Jim Atherton says:

    I’m going to have to try this. It certainly couldn’t hurt, either it works for me or it doesn’t. I can definitely visualize the things I want and have a vision of a successful day for my work. Why not take a few mintues to run through my perfect day?
    Thanks Hilary!

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