Create your Own
Mental Movies

Put the powerful tool of Visualization to work creating images of your success. Have some fun casting yourself as an Action Hero accomplishing your Goals and Desires. Tell the Apple Store what you want.

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Visualizations

There is a lot of truth to the adage, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” A visual image stimulates a dramatic impact, and we hold the ability to create images in our mind. Find a quiet, comfortable spot, close your eyes, and take a few deep breaths to further relax. Bring some simple pictures to mind like a red apple, a blue ball, an ice cream cone, a tall pine tree. Visualize yourself standing at the beach with your feet in the sand and a small wave washes over your toes. It feel wet and fresh. See how easy that is. Many people in various fields and careers have utilized the power of Visualization.

Successful people from various backgrounds and professions utilize Visualization to create a winning mind-set.

Our minds are constantly processing images that are attached to our thoughts. Many images come at us through the various forms of media. Learn how to take control and consciously utilize your natural abilities to enhance your chance for success. Watch the videos below to see how others have used the incredible technique of Visualization.

Visualizing big or small, put this amazing tool to work for you. Write a list of your goals. Then create a script and watch yourself achieving your goals.

Short Visualization Examples

Below are a couple of short examples that will better help you understand how to use visualization for success in your life. Click to expand each example.

Using Visualization for a Job Interview

In a quiet comfortable moment close your eyes and take a few deep breaths. Picture yourself doing homework, anticipating possible interview questions. Being well prepared is the secret to success. Visualize yourself walking into the employer’s office calm and relaxed, greeting them with a slight smile and steady eye contact, extending your hand and introducing yourself. They offer you a seat. You say, “Thank you”, and sit down tall and straight, yet relaxed. There are a few easy preliminary questions. Then they cut to the core of the position and your background. They might ask you, “Why do you think you would be well qualified for this position?” You take a breath, look them in the eye and in a confident manner explain why you are the best person for the job. You extol you experience, skill sets, your attention to detail, and your professionalism and high standards. You wrap up by mentioning the importance of being a team player. The employer thanks you for stopping by and says they will be getting in touch with you. You stand, nod a smile and shake hands, and thank them for the opportunity, then turn and walk out with your head high. The next day you get a phone call and you hear the employer’s voice say, We think you would be perfect for the position and welcome you to our company.”

Visualizing Life Long Goals

Slip into a comfortable quiet space. Visualize your goal image in the first person. I am a wealthy financier. I am a world renowned sculptor. I am a dedicated teacher. I am a gifted doctor. I am a recording pop singer. I am a straight-A student. I am a good friend. I am an Olympic athlete. I am a loving caring parent. Visualize yourself as your chosen goal. Create a scenario staring yourself going through the steps and training to achieve your goals. See yourself receiving accolades and recognition for your accomplishments. See yourself graciously thanking people.

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand”
Albert Einstein

“If you can hold it in your mind, you can hold it in your hand.”
Steve Harvey

“Expectations determines outcome.”
Deepak Chopra

“In order to make a visualization a reality in the world of form, you must be willing to do whatever it takes to make it happen.”
Dr Wayne Dyer

Visualization Tips

When creating visualizations for yourself, make the scenes as vivid as possible. The more detail, the better. Use the tips below to make your visualizations as realistic as possible.

Tip 1: Engage Your Senses

Incorporate as many of the senses as possible: sight, sound, smell, touch, and feelings. The more details you incorporate, the easier it is to see it as a reality.

Tip 2: Practice, Practice, Practice

Practice visualizing a couple times a day. Most important first thing in the morning and before drifting off to sleep.

Tip 3: Remember Your Goals

Create visual images like bulletin boards, collages, props, pictures that reflect your goals. Place the images in plain sight where you can see them every day.

It takes time

Remember, it takes time to correctly use these visualization techniques, but if you stick to it, you will find yourself achieving success in areas of your life that you could only dream of before.