Yo, today's Q-O-D is, it is my imagination that has created my success.

Here we go. Oh, Welcome back to the Court of the Day Show. I'm your host Sean Croxton and

Sean Croxton. We got a brand new speaker on the show today. Her name is Lee

Miltier and today Lee is going to talk about the power of

imagination and the power of visualization to completely change your life.

And one thing I've been doing over this last month or so

is reading books about nothing but self-image.

And self-image, if you want to change your self-image, you have to use your imagination and you have to visualize. And I have been

visualizing twice a day for the last two or three weeks. This is a practice I used to do back in the day. I just kind of stop doing it.

Last two or three weeks, again, been visualizing. Imagining what I want to create, what I want to do,

who I want to be, and feeling as if it's already done.

And let me tell you, this last couple of weeks have been my most productive weeks I've had in a really, really long time.

I have been on fire and I give all the credit to imagining where I want to be and visualize

it because remember your brain can't tell the difference

between something that has been vividly imagined versus something that you experience

in reality.

It just thinks it's the same thing.

And so you condition your mind

to become essentially a brand new person.

Remember, when you become a new person,

you do different things and you get different results. So if there's a book that I highly

recommend it is The New Psychosibernetics, that's the most recent one by Maxwell Maltz and Dan Kennedy.

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