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The Power of Not Accepting What You Experience as Reality

2008-11-06T22:56:29.048Z

What are the benefits of using this power? Not accepting what you are experiencing as reality is a valuable tool because it will help you to discover what you really want in your life and how to get it, it will boost your faith in pursuing your goal, it will make it more difficult for other people and external circumstances to influence you against your will and ultimately, it will give you more love, power and success.

How does this power work? Not accepting what you are experiencing as reality will help you to discover what you really want in your life and how to get it by activating your imagination. When you do not accept what you experience as reality then your conscious and subconscious minds will search for what the true reality is, then you can choose to imagine the reality you want to have instead of just focusing on the one you are currently experiencing. Your conscious and subconscious minds will then form a game plan around this vision to help you achieve it. Not accepting what you are experiencing as reality will also boost your faith in pursuing your goal by reminding you that what you are experiencing is only a current state and that it is not the true reality you are meant to experience. Not accepting what you are experiencing as reality will also make it more difficult for other people and external circumstances to influence you against your will because practicing using this power will strengthen your mental fortitude and your personal boundaries by developing your ability to detach from external influences.

What do you have to do in order to use this power effectively? When you are feeling stuck or trapped in an unpleasant circumstance, situation or environment or when you aren’t sure what you really want out of life, all you have to do is simply mentally disengage from what you are experiencing as reality. Realize that what you are experiencing isn’t reality; and that reality becomes what you make it in your own mind. Then begin to imagine the reality that you would like to experience and your mind will begin to form a plan of action in order to make that imagined reality a true reality. I hope this power is of great value to you, and I hope that you let me know how it works out in your life, and what your thoughts are about it!

Thanks and sincerely,

Broderick Boyd

How To Achieve Top Search Engine Ranks Publishing Text, Podcasts & Video To Blogs

2008-05-02T15:15:48.901Z

Sherman Hu from http://www.shermanlive.com has a video posted where he explains exactly how to achieve top search engine ranks publishing text, podcasts & video to blogs. He gives details about syndicating his video content in different video formats, and also makes just the audio portion available and then also makes the content available as text basically in just one upload - very cool process

Ryan Shamus' s Attraction Marketing Plan

2008-05-01T15:02:02.882Z

Gavin from RyanShamus.com has started a new venture and in this video he shares his "Attraction" Marketing Plan for attracting prospects - the amount of work he plans to churn out to support this is amazing: set up a special blog just for this new venture, and he then plans to create 2 videos per day and 10 articles per week - Wow!- in the video he also explains what he specifically looks for in any program to see if it would be good for him to invest his time and energy in.

Staying Focused

2008-04-18T22:39:06.761Z

A really cute video from Pixar about not getting so caught up in competition that we loose focus on what we came to do

Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams

2008-04-09T16:28:00.644Z

Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch, who is dying from pancreatic cancer, gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007, before a packed McConomy Auditorium. In his moving talk, "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams," Pausch talked about his lessons learned and gave advice to students on how to achieve their own career and personal goals. For more, visit www.cmu.edu/randyslecture.