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Using the Whole Brain to Reach Your Goals

If we choose to use our whole brain to accomplish the goals we set out to achieve, there is reason to believe that we will be more successful.

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Neil Phillips

If we choose to use our whole brain to accomplish the goals we set out to achieve, there is reason to believe that we will be more successful.

Pictures lead us to use visualizations. Language leads us to use affirmations.

Think about it: 24% improvement by practice: 23% by visualization. Visualization is powerful when it comes to achieving your goals.

It works because you find yourself believing it's possible to achieve and this self-motivation is the most important step on your journey.

There are really five simple characteristics of a good affirmation. It is important to include these characteristics in every affirmation.

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