How to Make Bigger and More Inspiring Pictures (Creative Visualization)

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1. Srinivas Rao on April 28, 2009 7:18 pm

   Great stuff on visualization. I was listening to a Wayne Dyer Tape the other day on changing what you think about. He talked about how their is no limitations in our imagination. I incorporate that into my daily visualization practice along with your methods. I started surfing about 6 mos back and generally I was getting beat up. I had visualized myself just catching waves effortlessly and yesterday I caught nearly a dozen waves perfectly. Enjoying your blog posts quite a bit.

2. Steve on April 28, 2009 9:29 pm

   thanks Srinvas!

   Yeah, those thoughts can be pretty tricky at times ;)

3. Andres Rodriguez on April 30, 2009 9:29 am

   I must be doing something right without even realizing it.

   Every morning before work, I take 5 minutes and stand out on my deck and clear my head of any distractions and think about positive things for the day/week/month/future, etc.It really helps on those days when you wake up on the wrong side of the bed.

   What’s oddly interesting is, I used to do that while I was getting ready each morning and found that the confines of a room were too restrictive.

   Being outside in the open air allows for infinite space! That’s even better than looking into a room.

4. Steve on April 30, 2009 9:37 am

   That makes total sense Andres. I get some of my BIGGEST IDEAS while looking out the window of my office. I’ve been also doing this for the last two years without really taking notice of it.

   It just felt like the right thing to do.

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