See-cret: Wealth-Building Visualization Tips
There’s a story about legendary quarterback Joe Montana.
After his first Super Bowl win, a reporter asked what it was like playing in his first Super Bowl. Montana said, it wasn’t his first Super Bowl. He had played that game as a kid hundreds of times.
What I think Montana is saying is that when he was young, he saw himself playing in the Super Bowl, all the time, probably like a lot of other kids. But, unlike most youngsters, Montana kept his faith and kept working and kept visualizing that goal, even as most of his contemporaries lost their drive.
If your goal is personal wealth, visualization can helps you achieve Super Bowl-type performances.
Here’s how:
Visualizing your success can give you the confidence to move forward.
Even if you don’t believe there’s a connection between consciousness and reality, rehearsing something mentally gives you more confidence when you go out and actually attempt it.
Seeing your success helps you rebound.
Just as visualization can help you rehearse for success, it can help you jump back from failure. Studies show that when you visualize your comeback, you’ll rebound quicker.
Using visualization exercises can help you recognize opportunities and possibilities.
There’s a saying that success is won by the prepared mind. Visualizing a goal or meditating on a dream can create the awareness necessary when opportunities arise, or when possibilities arrive.
is one of my favorite financial books of all time. It's an allegory about a guy who has a terrible job, and how he overcomes challenges to achieve his dreams.
