If you want to achieve any goal you must first believe you can achieve that goal. The power of belief or faith has everything to do with how the subconscious mind works. When the subconscious accepts a belief it goes to work behind the scenes to shape your life around that belief. It creates those deep thoughts that many call intuition or urges which compel you to act or do something. The belief, however, must be a conviction without doubt. If you have any doubts about achieving your goals in life you won’t. Doubt erases any chance you have of achieving your goals. So how do you create certainty, conviction…belief, without doubt. There is a great visualization exercise that puts your beliefs on steroids and erases doubt. Here’s how it works:
You write a letter to yourself from the future. The letter can be 1 year, 5 years or 10 years into the future. In this letter you list all of the amazing things about your life that exist in the future. Spare no expense on the details of the future you. In this letter you lay out your ideal life. Include what you do for a living, how much money you make, the house you live in, the car you drive, the vacations you are able to have, places you’ve been, what your family is doing etc.
It’s a fun exercise and when you’re done you will feel incredibly pumped up. Every day for 30 days read the letter from the future and this will reprogram your subconscious, which will then go to work, behind the scenes, to create your new ideal future life.Your future letter to yourself brings clarity to your goals, your life and will help you discover your main purpose in life. The letter acts like a road map for your life. Painting a clear picture of your ideal life helps turn on the switch to your subconscious, which then goes to work to create your ideal life. This is important because the subconscious is responsible for directing much of our behavior.
If you’re looking for more fun, visualization strategies there is a terrific book titled: Fun With Visualization that I found very helpful (http://www.funwithvisualization.com/)
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