Visualize your Success

 



Visualizing is daydreaming with a purpose. – Bo Bennett.

This is one of the most interesting exercises that champions do in life. It is one of their crucial routines to follow, they spend at least 5 to 10 minutes everyday on this and it helps them to stay focused towards their goals and motivated for success.

Many people find visualizing things funny, so they don’t do it. This is the reason that most people are not successful and lead a normal life. I have time and again said that success is not only measured by money but many other factors. So, when you start doing things you like and do them repeatedly, you can consider yourself successful.

Visualizing success is simple yet one of the trickiest and difficult things to do. Some people take years of practice and still can’t do the visualization correctly. It is something that takes a lot of practice and dedication. You must do it regularly in order to get the best results.

Early morning is the best time to visualize things on regular basis. You can also do it at any other time of the day but doing it in the morning will keep your mind fed with motivation for the whole day. I do extended sessions on days with good weather and when I am not busy in the daytime.

There are many ways that can help you visualize things. You can make a list, write your goals on a special place where you see it every day, close your eyes, sit in a quiet place and make plans for the day. Visualization is not always thinking about long term goals and achieving your bigger aims. It is also about visualizing your day and next hour of action.

Visualizing your tasks and goals is one of the most important aspects of gaining success. People often work on their skills but fail to recognize the value of visualization. It is as important as acquiring and working on your skills. If you don’t visualize your success, then you don’t get the right direction towards it.

Love and power to you

Darshan

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