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