What I am about to share with you all may sound like wu wu at first but by the end of this article you will understand the power you have inside your mind to manifest the reality that you want to live in.
Let's just get the trolls out of the way and start by clearing the fact that if you have a goal to become a millionaire then you are not going to get there just by sitting in your room and thinking really hard about it and telling yourself that you will become a millionaire over and over again.
But if you have a dream of the future that is so ingrained in your mind that you can no longer distinguish between your dream and the reality, then that dream has no choice but to become your reality.
Let's break it down scientifically. All humans (or mammals in general) are designed to seek out two things in particular more than anything else. These two things are so ingrained in our DNA that if it wasn't, then we would simply not exists as a species. Some of you may have guessed it by now but I will explicitly say it anyways. Everyone is designed to seek out food and sex as the two basic needs/desires, which in evolutionary terms is just survive and reproduce. Chemically, food and sex produce the greatest release of natural dopamine in the brain which further encourages us to seek out these two activities and thus ensuring the continuity of the species.
What happens to highly successful people is a chemical redistribution in their brain, where they become so focused on their goal that they want to achieve their goal more than these two basic human desires. You can pick any highly successful person in random, whether its an athlete such as Michael Phelps, technology pioneer such as Steve Jobs, or actor such as Will Smith, and see a similar pattern.
These people who are highly successful manifest their dream into reality by first becoming clear on their goal. The goal is so clear in their mind that they can see it, feel it, touch it, taste it. Again, this becomes so real to the individual person, that there seems to be no difference between the dream and reality and soon manifestation starts to takes place.
Chemically, this rewires the brain to release dopamine along the path to success when small accomplishments are achieved. And, just like how every single one of us can get addicted to food and sex, these highly successful people get addicted to success.
Two of the greatest examples of this in history are Dr. Martin Luther King and Gandhi. MLK started with a dream that he manifested into reality. He believed in his dream so much that he gave one of the most powerful speech in history on it and made everyone else believe in it too.
And Gandhi is the prime example of someone who literally turned Maslow's hierarchy of needs on its head by giving up the most basic human need in protest for peace, when he went without food 21 days straight.
You can listen to interviews of any highly successful people from, musicians to politicians who are so focused on their vision that they forget to eat, or pass on social events to keep working on their craft. While the majority of us look forward to the weekend so that we can finally relax from our 9-5 jobs and watch TV all day, highly successful people look forward to the weekend so they can finally wok on their goals all day.
For those of you who wants success in form of increase in net worth or making an impact in the world. Whatever your individual case may be, it's time to ask yourself, when is the last time you made a sacrifice to work on your craft. If you can't answer that question then just know that success will come to you when you get so clear on your vision for your future that your brain has made the chemical shift to manifest that vision more than the two basic humans needs/desires and only then will success become inevitable because every failure will become a learning opportunity on your eventual path to success. So for now, start envisioning how it will feel to be successful in whatever you desire, and let the manifestation take its course.
And until next time, Stay Informed My Friends!