Saving Money With Visualization
According to scientists, when you buy something, chemicals secrete through your brain that make you feel good.
Like how a jogger feels after a great run.
Like how a painter feels when she lays her brush down after creating a masterpiece.
And, unfortunately, like an addict feels when he’s taken his drug of choice.
So, that mental shopping trigger can be good… or it can be bad. But, did you know there’s a way visualization can help you tap this power?
Instead of whipping out the credit card and drooling down the lane of your mall or shopping center, take a virtual shopping trip.
Here’s how you do it.
Imagine going to the store and seeing all the cool things you want to buy. Check out each item that interests you.
When you find something that really appeals to you, add it to your shopping cart. It’s yours. Imagine how you’ll use it. Imagine it sitting in your home or apartment. Notice your feeling. Are you getting a little rush of happiness?
Great!
Now realize that anytime you want that special feeling–which is chemically no different from your real-life shopping excursions–is available for free.
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