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Have you ever heard the phrase, I’ll believe it when I see it? If you use this phrase it means you are skeptical of something. You are not sure it will happen so you sit back and wait for evidence to appear that will help you believe it. While this may be a good way of thinking in some situations, this is not a good way of thinking when you are talking about your goals or what you want in your future. When thinking about those things, you should flip this phrase upside down and tell yourself, “I’ll see it when I believe it”.


What I cover in this episode:

The difference between "I'll believe it when I see it", and "I'll see it when I believe it".

Old school and new school vision boards.

Why visualization works and examples to show you how.


Let’s take some action:

To help you with practicing visualization, I want you to do the following:. 

What you believe you can achieve so believe it, and let’s see what happens my friend.

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Do you worry too much, overthink, assume the worst-case scenarios, spend a lot of time focusing on negative things that have happened, or discredit positive things happening? If so, you are dealing with the human brain we have all been given and you are not alone.

The good news is, you can change this and it may not take as long as you may think! If you want a free resource that will help you examine your thinking patterns, and change those that are not serving you, grab my 5 Common Thought Distortions Guide HERE.

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