The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM)

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One more thing to consider: reading this book—or any book—is an
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you consistently read positive self-improvement books and articles, you
are programming your mind with the thoughts and beliefs that will support
you in creating success.
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Life S.A.
V
.E.R.S.
V is for Visualization
Ordinary people believe only in the possible. Extraordinary
people visualize not what is possible or probable, but rather what is impossible. And by visualizing the
impossible, they
begin to see it as possible.
—CHERIE CARTER-SCOTT
See things as you would have them be instead of as they are.
—ROBERT COLLIER
V
isualization, also known as creative visualization or mental rehearsal,
refers to the practice of seeking to generate positive results in your outer
world by using your imagination to create mental pictures of specific
behaviors and outcomes occurring in your life. Frequently used by athletes to
enhance their performance, visualization is the process of imagining exactly
what you want to achieve or attain, and then mentally rehearsing what you’ll
need to do to achieve or attain it.
Many highly successful individuals, including celebrities, have
advocated the use of visualization, claiming that it’s played a significant role
in their success. Such stars include Bill Gates, Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Anthony Robbins, Tiger Woods, Will Smith, Jim Carey, and yet again, the one
and only, Oprah. (Hmm… could there be a link between Oprah being one of
the successful women in the world, and the fact that she practices most, if not
all six of the Life S.A.V.E.R.S.?)
Tiger Woods, arguably the greatest golfer of all time, is famous for using
visualization to mentally rehearse perfectly execution of his golf swing on
every hole. Another world champion golfer, Jack Nicklaus, has said: “I never
hit a shot, not even in practice, without having a very sharp in-focus picture of
it in my head.”
Will Smith stated that he used visualization to overcome challenges, and
visualized his success years before actually becoming successful. Another
famous example is actor Jim Carrey, who wrote himself a check in 1987 in
the amount of 10 million dollars. He dated it for “Thanksgiving 1995” and

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added in the memo line, “For acting services rendered.” He then visualized it
for years, and in 1994 he was paid 10 million dollars for his starring role in
Dumb and Dumber.