Hi Joanna, I am familiar with John’s vision boards…thanks for the info, though. What I am referring to is something different…that is unless in his vision board kit John recommends some software applications do that do the “subliminal” flashing of your affirmations on your computer screen. If not, do you know of any programs that do?

Thanks, Mitch

Hi Joanna, I am familiar with John’s vision boards…thanks for the info, though. What I am referring to is something different…that is unless in his vision board kit John recommends some software applications do that do the “subliminal” flashing of your affirmations on your computer screen. If not, do you know of any programs that do?

Thanks, Mitch

In “The Answer” on page 126, John mentions “sublimal software” that can flash images on your computer screen. Does anyone know of such software (name and where we can get it) and/or have a recommendation based on their own experience?

Thanks Everyone!

In “The Answer” on page 126, John mentions “sublimal software” that can flash images on your computer screen. Does anyone know of such software (name and where we can get it) and/or have a recommendation based on their own experience?

Thanks Everyone!

Hi John,
I really like the direction my life has taken since finding out about The Secret!
I usually just think alot about what I would like to see happen.
But after reading here about recording in your own voice, I think that would be a smart thing to do.

Who has the finest program out there on visualization?

I’ve used Michael Losier’s Law of Attraction system and have what I want written out.

I listen to what I written in the morning and then re-write the key allowing statement at night before I go to bed.

And when I go inside I haven’t quite found a groove where I really feel like it’s a compelling vision.

It seems fuzzy and my mind wants to cruise in 80 other directions.

Is there a clear set of guidelines someone has found absolutely works even though they had this problem at one time.

If so, I’d love to hear about.

Wishing you speedy and spectacular success,

Note Taking Nerd Numba 2
http://www.mynotetakingnerd.wordpress.com

Who has the finest program out there on visualization?

I’ve used Michael Losier’s Law of Attraction system and have what I want written out.

I listen to what I written in the morning and then re-write the key allowing statement at night before I go to bed.

And when I go inside I haven’t quite found a groove where I really feel like it’s a compelling vision.

It seems fuzzy and my mind wants to cruise in 80 other directions.

Is there a clear set of guidelines someone has found absolutely works even though they had this problem at one time.

If so, I’d love to hear about.

Wishing you speedy and spectacular success,

Note Taking Nerd Numba 2
http://www.mynotetakingnerd.wordpress.com

Oh, forgot to tell you I wrote under the pen name of Roberta Hoy. When you read it, you’ll find out why.
The Oakhampton Comfort Society. Romance, mystery, and LOA in Vermont!
Lynn

Hey, John!
I have gotten my book published! The one I wrote on my porch to keep from freaking out. Thanks so much for your encouragement, generosity, and insights. You are a darling in every sense of the word!
Lynn

Hey, John!
I have gotten my book published! The one I wrote on my porch to keep from freaking out. Thanks so much for your encouragement, generosity, and insights. You are a darling in every sense of the word!
Lynn

Hi John!!!
I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart. this is a nice and I hope practical Tip, like the one in The Secret Movie which had really a great impact on me to bo organized and hopeful to my future life.
unfortunately, since I live in iran i can not have access to your ” having it all ” program, but i still enjoy reading and practicing your tips on your blog.
Warm regards
have fun

A few other useful ideas to consider:

1) Get a digital image that represents your goal, save it to your computer hard drive, and then use to as a desktop theme. Every time you are on the computer, you will be reminded of the image of your goal.

2) Write your 5 most important goals on a legal pad first thing in the morning. I keep the legal pad by my bedside. You can even write the goals in the dark. Neatness does not count. Embedding them in your subconsious does.

Happy Holidays.

More mind changing tips at:
http://www.fitnesspillars.com

A few other useful ideas to consider:

1) Get a digital image that represents your goal, save it to your computer hard drive, and then use to as a desktop theme. Every time you are on the computer, you will be reminded of the image of your goal.

2) Write your 5 most important goals on a legal pad first thing in the morning. I keep the legal pad by my bedside. You can even write the goals in the dark. Neatness does not count. Embedding them in your subconsious does.

Happy Holidays.

More mind changing tips at:
http://www.fitnesspillars.com

I love this tip and the logic behind it as well. That really helps to harness the formerly seemingly inevitable wanderings of the mind into a simple scientific process worth adopting. I am thankful for you on this Thanksgiving Eve!

Hi John,

Like you, I use a multitude of methods to bombard my sub-conscious mind. I write vision statements, I write positive affirmations and program them into special subliminal MP3s which I listen to on a regular basis. I often play these MP3s as I sleep.

Something which I have been meaning to do but haven’t done so as yet is to record one of my vision statements and create a subliminal version of it that I can burn it onto a CD which I can also play on a regular basis. I’m expressing my intention here that I will complete this by the end of this weekend so anyone reading this can hold me accountable.

In response to Garry’s comment I’d like to add that like many things, at first this is not easy. It requires discipline and persistence if you want to achieve your desired results. But these methods do work and the results are so worth it.

And as Leland Val Van de Wall said:

“You only HAVE TO do something until you WANT TO…then you don’t HAVE TO anymore.”

Thanks, John.

Hi John,

Like you, I use a multitude of methods to bombard my sub-conscious mind. I write vision statements, I write positive affirmations and program them into special subliminal MP3s which I listen to on a regular basis. I often play these MP3s as I sleep.

Something which I have been meaning to do but haven’t done so as yet is to record one of my vision statements and create a subliminal version of it that I can burn it onto a CD which I can also play on a regular basis. I’m expressing my intention here that I will complete this by the end of this weekend so anyone reading this can hold me accountable.

In response to Garry’s comment I’d like to add that like many things, at first this is not easy. It requires discipline and persistence if you want to achieve your desired results. But these methods do work and the results are so worth it.

And as Leland Val Van de Wall said:

“You only HAVE TO do something until you WANT TO…then you don’t HAVE TO anymore.”

Thanks, John.

Hi John, Great post…again! I’m glad you brought up the fact that you can switch things up!

Garry, is it that you have a hard time visualizing? You might be a verbal thinker (look at my website to find out – on the Thinking Style page). If you are a verbal thinker, rather than a picture thinker, then listening to a recording of your voice or writing your affirmations will probably be an easier way for you to start. Just a suggestion. Good luck…it is very fun to experience it working. Thanks, John, for your great information!

is it that easy, why do i not find it so?

is it that easy, why do i not find it so?

I recorded my vision statements and beliefs into a .mp3 file and play them using my iPod, connected to my car’s sound system. I play them twice a day: when I am going to work and when I am driving back.

In between I listen to podcasts on ecology, business, motivation etc.

My iPod only plays information.