Leon Bullard Coaching

—An Imagination Is Worth 1000 Words—

What is absolutely fascinating about the subconscious mind is that it not only remembers real memories, but it also captures our imagined aspirations and fears, too. Even greater, it is like a hard drive that is connected to a navigation system. So, it allows us to evoke pertinent and sometimes vital information when we need it to aid in decision making.

With this knowledge, we can all equip ourselves to run toward our hopes and run away from our doubts. It starts with knowing what we want—a desire is good, but a vision is better. As we imagine ourselves living our vision then we give the mind substance to store in the hard drive. Next, we move from wanting change to making change.

Then, as we make small changes, our conscious mind begins to make decisions that are in alignment with our subconscious imagination. Now, things can really work in our favor. We hear stories of top athletes doing this all the time, as well as, people who succeeded at all kinds of endeavors.

It works effectively because the subconscious mind seeks to provide direction. The only question is what destination are we telling it to direct us toward?

When we think we cannot do something and cause our minds to repeatedly imagine failed attempts then that can lead to worry. To worry is to dwell on doubts. That can lead us directly toward the result we imagined over and over… the failed attempt.

At the same time, we can think about successful attempts, and we can believe that what we want to do is possible. To trust is to dwell on hopes. It, too, can lead us toward the result we imagined over and over… the positive result.

Our subconscious mind works equally well, whether we use it for hopes or doubts, so we must put it to good use if we want to get what we want and avoid what we do not want. Imagine better outcomes and let it lead the way.

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