| Just like you may have Video on Demand as part of | | | | this. What happens when you worry? You focus on a |
| your cable or satellite TV service, your brain's got | | | | problem you've got. Your mind plays out all bad |
| something called Vision on Demand. | | | | outcomes possible. |
| What happens when you go to the movies? You | | | | You'll be humiliated. You'll be shown to be a fraud, |
| enter the theatre and take a seat. It's dark so you'll | | | | incompetent. You'll suffer bad consequences. Others |
| look at the screen rather than your surroundings. | | | | will look down on you. On and on it goes. Right when |
| You've got to turn off your cell phone so you don't ruin | | | | your stomach starts to knot and churn, you push the |
| the sense of suspended reality for the other | | | | eject button. |
| moviegoers. You sit, watching. | | | | Essentially, there's not much difference in the process |
| If it's a compelling movie, you feel completely drawn in. | | | | between the Florida fantasy and the |
| You jump when it's startling, you laugh and cry when | | | | headache-inducing dread. It's a process like rehearsing. |
| the story calls for it, you're pretty much at the mercy | | | | You've conjured up a synthetic experience, it hasn't |
| of the people who made this movie. Your emotions | | | | actually happened, but you can feel it all the same. You |
| follow suit. | | | | can imagine it happening. You're even motivated to |
| You are so into it that it almost feels jarring when you | | | | take action based on your visualization. |
| return back to reality. A great film impacts you so that | | | | In the worry model, you've played out every detail, the |
| you still feel it after it's over, and your mind is drawn | | | | feelings, what you'll see and hear, how you'll act, what |
| back again and again. | | | | everyone will say, it's all unpleasant. In the fantasy |
| You roll the plot subtleties over in your mind, wonder | | | | model, you've played out the same details, but it's |
| what the characters were thinking, replay the | | | | desirable enough that you want to make it happen. |
| soundtrack until it's tattooed on your brain, and feel like | | | | As you go about deciding what you want for your life, |
| you could easily run the dialogue lines with your friends. | | | | spend time using the Vision on Demand technology for |
| Vision on Demand works the same way. You can use | | | | every area. The more you practice using it, the easier |
| this creative visualization technology to harness the | | | | and more automatic it becomes. You begin to fill in |
| engine of your imagination to gain a clearer picture of | | | | more details each time, and see it more clearly. In doing |
| your success. | | | | this visualization, you imprint your wishes on your |
| By visualizing your peak performance, your | | | | sub-conscious, which has no choice but to make it so. |
| achievement, you imprint the details on your mind. | | | | Using your Vision on Demand technology will also help |
| Create an image in your mind of your goal. Be as | | | | you when you run into obstacles on the way to |
| detailed as you can be, including all your sensory | | | | achieving your dream. Whether or not obstacles stop |
| factors, until it's as real to you as if you were actually | | | | you dead in your tracks depends on how committed |
| living it. | | | | you are to start with. |
| Our client Kate's goal is to one day live on Sanibel | | | | If you've only got some vague idea about someday |
| Island in Florida. She's visited there many, many times, | | | | maybe living a better life, making more money, or |
| and knows the place like she knows her hometown. | | | | getting into good shape, you'll be easily distracted. Our |
| When she utilizes her Vision on Demand technology, | | | | attention span is brief when we're not fully vested in |
| she closes her eyes and imagines herself driving | | | | our goal. |
| across the causeway in her convertible. She crosses | | | | Having a detailed image in place is really helpful |
| the bridge, enjoying the view of Ft. Myers to the left, | | | | because it keeps us focused on and actively creating |
| and little islands to the right. | | | | the result we decided to create. It completely |
| Brown pelicans glide by, as if racing with her car. She | | | | revolutionizes our concept of failure. It makes us brave |
| comes to the stop sign at the end of the bridge and | | | | enough to try something we or others haven't done |
| turns right. Making another quick right, she coasts down | | | | before, or something we've tried before without |
| a street lined with live oak trees. There's a wonderful | | | | success. |
| canopy overhead, and dappled sunshine on the road. | | | | Winners in life are not people who've never failed. |
| She turns left just before the waterfront, and sees her | | | | They are people who've probably failed more than |
| home at the end of the road. It backs onto the Gulf of | | | | other people have ever even tried new things. What |
| Mexico, which is pale green in the sunlight today. | | | | separates winners from the rest is that they've |
| There are date palms and Washington palms lining the | | | | learned how to move past failure, keeping their goals in |
| driveway. A white wrought-iron gate swings open, and | | | | sight all along the way. It takes courage. It takes |
| her car rolls into the driveway. | | | | commitment. It takes a clear and detailed dream and a |
| She hears a solid "thump" when she closes her car | | | | plan. |
| door. She can feel the cool metal of her key as she | | | | If you regularly spend time utilizing the Vision on |
| unlocks her door, the rush of cool air-conditioned air as | | | | Demand technology, you are consistently imprinting |
| she steps into the foyer. She sees a large pedestal | | | | your goal onto your subconscious mind. When you |
| table. On it is a gigantic, exotic fresh flower | | | | choose to spend time thinking about what you want, in |
| arrangement, and a note from her husband. "Be back | | | | great detail, you stay motivated. Imagining your |
| for dinner, I'll bring fresh grouper and a bottle of wine." | | | | success as if it had already happened starts a |
| She changes into her bathing suit and slips into the | | | | process by which your mind works to make it happen. |
| refreshingly cool plunge pool on her lanai. Ahhhhh, she | | | | Then, if you have setbacks along the way, they're |
| relaxes while watching some dolphins swim up the | | | | perceived as small annoyances rather than |
| coastline. | | | | insurmountable obstacles. In fact, your mind doesn't |
| Sounds pretty fabulous, doesn't it? | | | | even recognize them as setbacks at all anymore. |
| Are you thinking that the fantasy sounds good, but the | | | | They're merely signals to adjust your course so that |
| idea of anything productive coming from spending time | | | | you're aimed more directly at success. |
| with creative visualization is just plain silly? Think about | | | | |