The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM)

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Life S.A.
V
.E.R.S.
V is for Visualization
Ordinary people believe only in the possible. Extraordinary
people visualize not what is possible or probable, but rather what is impossible. And by
visualizing the impossible, they
begin to see it as possible.
—CHERIE CARTER-SCOTT
See things as you would have them be instead of as they are.
—ROBERT COLLIER
V
isualization,  also  known  as creative  visualization  or mental
rehearsal, refers to the practice of seeking to generate positive results
in  your  outer  world  by  using  your  imagination  to  create  mental
pictures  of  specific  behaviors  and  outcomes  occurring  in  your  life.
Frequently  used  by  athletes  to  enhance  their  performance,
visualization  is  the  process  of  imagining  exactly  what  you  want  to
achieve or attain, and then mentally rehearsing what you’ll need to do
to achieve or attain it.
Many  highly  successful  individuals,  including  celebrities,  have
advocated  the  use  of  visualization,  claiming  that  it’s  played  a
significant role in their success. Such stars include Bill Gates, Arnold
Schwarzenegger,  Anthony  Robbins,  Tiger  Woods,  Will  Smith,  Jim
Carey,  and  yet  again,  the  one  and  only,  Oprah.  (Hmm…  could  there
be  a  link  between  Oprah  being  one  of  the  successful  women  in  the
world,  and  the  fact  that  she  practices  most,  if  not all  six  of  the Life
S.A.V.E.R.S.?)

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Tiger Woods, arguably the greatest golfer of all time, is famous
for using visualization to mentally rehearse perfectly execution of his
golf  swing  on  every  hole.  Another  world  champion  golfer,  Jack
Nicklaus, has said: “I never hit a shot, not even in practice, without
having a very sharp in-focus picture of it in my head.”
Will  Smith  stated  that  he  used  visualization  to  overcome
challenges, and visualized his success years before actually becoming
successful. Another  famous  example  is  actor  Jim  Carrey,  who  wrote
himself a check in 1987 in the amount of 10 million dollars. He dated
it for “Thanksgiving 1995” and added in the  memo  line,  “For  acting
services  rendered.”    He  then  visualized  it  for  years,  and  in  1994  he
was paid 10 million dollars for his starring role in Dumb and Dumber.