In our personal lives, many of us may have created vision boards by pasting torn-out magazine images onto a piece of cardboard representing our goals. A picture is worth a thousand words, as the saying goes, and by seeing these images regularly, our hope is that they create a sort of program in our brains that will predispose us to adjusting our course in the direction we seek. Some of us may repeat affirmations with the same intent. Olympic athletes visualize themselves flawlessly completing their events in the hope that the physical world will match their imagination on race day. Vision is something we can clearly see, even if it is only in our minds.
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In our personal lives, many of us may have created vision boards by pasting torn-out magazine images onto a piece of cardboard representing our goals. A picture is worth a thousand words, as the saying goes, and by seeing these images regularly, our hope is that they create a sort of program in our brains that will predispose us to adjusting our course in the direction we seek. Some of us may repeat affirmations with the same intent. Olympic athletes visualize themselves flawlessly completing their events in the hope that the physical world will match their imagination on race day. Vision is something we can clearly see, even if it is only in our minds.
Connect with Diane at https://alchemyfirm.com/ or on LinkedIn
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