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The Dynamic Way to Success
This article was written by Keith Randolph on May 14, 2002
posted under Creative Visualization You have heard of—maybe even used—the technique called "positive thinking." That technique is based on creative visualization, which is an easy, effective method for tapping into the innate power of the mind. Some people apply visualization without actually knowing what they are doing, and achieve great success. However, many others prevent themselves from achieving their goals by wasting their time with wishful thinking and idle fantasizing—or worse, by envisioning failure. After you learn how to use the powers of creative visualization, there’s absolutely no reason why you should be one of those unfulfilled people.
When you visualize for success, you first create an image in your conscious mind, then charge that image with the enormous psychic energy of your unconscious. It is possible to develop this completely natural power and apply it correctly—for your immediate and practical benefit. This book gives you the "big picture" on creative visualization, and illuminates the many ways this potent technique can improve your life.
The power of your mind is neither limited to nor limited by the material world... in fact, you are the only thing keeping yourself from achieving whatever you’re able to envision.
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