We Move Toward What We Picture
We move toward what we picture. We physically, emotionally and psychologically create through activity and movement what we hold as a picture in our minds, whether it is good for us or not.
As long as we hold the picture, we are drawn toward that picture.
We control our imagery through directed self-talk. We can image ourselves into new behavior, even though right now it may be opposite to the way we are behaving or acting.
Remember thought must come before action. Don't be concerned about your actions. Only be concerned about your self-talk and mental picture.
Make sure they are controlled to bring about a desired end result. As the picture changes, so will your performance.
Our subconscious creative mechanism knows exactly where we are in time and space in relationship to the target, the relationship to
where we are right now, and end result we are trying to achieve.
If we get off course, negative feedback will motivate us to stay on course. This stimulates the creative energy and drive to attract people, material things, new books, seminars, or whatever else we need to create the picture in our mind.
But the picture must come first. We can't start
without a picture. This subconscious creative mechanism provides us with a powerful technique for utilizing our creative abilities.
Because we move toward what we picture, it is important to control what we are picturing.
The goal must be clearly and specifically defined.
What are we after?
What does it look like? If you cannot describe it, you cannot get it.
Have a productive day ahead.