Chapter 4 - Autosuggestion
Autosuggestion is self-suggestion so what I feed
my mind is suggesting the out come of my life.
Junk in Junk out! I am in absolute control over
the material, which reaches my subconscious
mind and ultimately the way I live out my life.
I did not grow up with the influence of television
as a child. I recall playing outdoors with my
friends and creating a special place in the woods
where we could pretend how our lives would be
when we grew up.
It was a safe place, away from the reality of the
real world of hurt, violence and disappointment.
As I travel the road of life, I go back to this place
often and recall the dreams and hopes that I had as
a child.
I am so grateful now, as look back over the years
that I had the opportunity to explore and feed my
mind with hopes and dreams. The seeds of
autosuggestion were planted, although I did not
realize it then.
Life got in the way of my hopes and dreams and
slowly I forgot about them. You see, I did not feed
them with the right food, I see that now.
Since finding Mentoring For Free my dreams and
hopes have awakened again. That seed planted so
many years ago has been awakened.
It’s springtime and the weeds must go so the
flowers of hope can once again bloom as they did
in the woods of my childhood hide-away place.
A place where I once owned my life no matter
how bad my surroundings were. I controlled my
life in that special place of my childhood and I can
do it again, if for no other reason than because I
deserve it.
It’s time to claim that childhood dream, to speak
of that dream, to feel, taste, hear and see that
dream become my new reality.
So, what does this have to do with
autosuggestion? It’s awakening the seed of desire;
pulling up the weeds and feeding my mind with
the things that will nurture and feed
life back into that dream.
By following the instructions that Hill has put
forth in chapter 4 a new door has been opened
and the possibilities are endless.
While I still grieve the loss of my husband,
reading and journaling ease the pain.
"There is a time for everything, and a season
for every activity under heaven:"
-Ecclesiastes 3:1
It is my hope and prayer that I may touch
someones life in ways that help them grow
stronger as a person and true friend.
Friends Forever
Judy Narum
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Monday, March 23, 2009
Saturday, December 13, 2008
The Workshop of The Mind
In his book "Think And Grow Rich" Hill writes,
" Imagination is the workshop of the mind....
Ideas are the beginning points of all fortunes.
While I have not yet made my fortune, I am
at the beginning point and what better place to
be than at the beginning. The possibilities are
endless...
I am living proof that man can create
anything which he can imagine. The odds
of me succeeding in anything have been
unfavorable to say the least.
As I look back over my life, times
have been financially hard for my family all
of my life, but I realize now that this is a mind set.
There have been many challenges along the
way. But today, and from this day forward,
I want to focus on what is possible and how
to give it concrete form.
I have imagined being successful in what ever task
I take on and I have been. Some have been more
challenging than others, but I have grown in
understanding and wisdom. Many lessons have
been learned and that I am grateful for.
Yes, even at the age of 65 years young there are
so many possibilities to imagine. The list is endless
and I plan never to run out of ideas to imagine all
that is possible.
My creative imagination is what has gotten me to
this place and time in my life. And now, better late
than never, I'm discovering that I need to work on
developing a thing called synthetic imagination.
Hum mm, Transformation of the intangible impulse,
of desire, into the tangible reality, of money, calls
for the use of a plan, or plans. These plans must be
formed with the aid of the imagination, and mainly,
with the synthetic faculty.
Wait a minute, I think I've heard this before and read it
before, but something is different this time. I have
arrived at a new understanding of putting my imagination
to work by physically building a plan of action and working
that plan consistently. Yes, I'm actually seeing results.
The simple act of writing out my plan and following it step
by step every day is easy to do and it's easy not to do.
The choice is all mine, do I want to stay where I am or
do I want something better?
Sure, it takes discipline, sure life gets in the way, but it's
taking that first step in a series of steps that will enable
me to convert the thought into it's physical form.
Like the infant that crawls to reach his desired destination,
and does, I too with determination, definiteness of purpose
and the desire to create anything which I can imagine...
will be given concrete form. It's time to stop thinking and
start doing. I like this quote at the end of the chapter:
"Success Requires No Explanations...Failure Permits No Alibis"
Thank You Michael & Linda for your Imagination in developing
and creating this tool that cost nothing to use has change hundreds of lives.
I am forever grateful!
Your friend for life,
Judy Narum
mentorjudy@gmail.com
Quotes I Like:
"No one is ready for a thing until he believes he can acquire it."
Napoleon Hill
"Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up."
Thomas A. Edison
"Cherish your vision and your dreams as they are the children of your soul; the blueprints of your ultimate achievements."
Napoleon Hill
"Change your thoughts and you change your world."
Norman Vincent Peale
"You can get everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want."
Zig Ziglar
" Imagination is the workshop of the mind....
Ideas are the beginning points of all fortunes.
While I have not yet made my fortune, I am
at the beginning point and what better place to
be than at the beginning. The possibilities are
endless...
I am living proof that man can create
anything which he can imagine. The odds
of me succeeding in anything have been
unfavorable to say the least.
As I look back over my life, times
have been financially hard for my family all
of my life, but I realize now that this is a mind set.
There have been many challenges along the
way. But today, and from this day forward,
I want to focus on what is possible and how
to give it concrete form.
I have imagined being successful in what ever task
I take on and I have been. Some have been more
challenging than others, but I have grown in
understanding and wisdom. Many lessons have
been learned and that I am grateful for.
Yes, even at the age of 65 years young there are
so many possibilities to imagine. The list is endless
and I plan never to run out of ideas to imagine all
that is possible.
My creative imagination is what has gotten me to
this place and time in my life. And now, better late
than never, I'm discovering that I need to work on
developing a thing called synthetic imagination.
Hum mm, Transformation of the intangible impulse,
of desire, into the tangible reality, of money, calls
for the use of a plan, or plans. These plans must be
formed with the aid of the imagination, and mainly,
with the synthetic faculty.
Wait a minute, I think I've heard this before and read it
before, but something is different this time. I have
arrived at a new understanding of putting my imagination
to work by physically building a plan of action and working
that plan consistently. Yes, I'm actually seeing results.
The simple act of writing out my plan and following it step
by step every day is easy to do and it's easy not to do.
The choice is all mine, do I want to stay where I am or
do I want something better?
Sure, it takes discipline, sure life gets in the way, but it's
taking that first step in a series of steps that will enable
me to convert the thought into it's physical form.
Like the infant that crawls to reach his desired destination,
and does, I too with determination, definiteness of purpose
and the desire to create anything which I can imagine...
will be given concrete form. It's time to stop thinking and
start doing. I like this quote at the end of the chapter:
"Success Requires No Explanations...Failure Permits No Alibis"
Thank You Michael & Linda for your Imagination in developing
and creating this tool that cost nothing to use has change hundreds of lives.
I am forever grateful!
Your friend for life,
Judy Narum
mentorjudy@gmail.com
Quotes I Like:
"No one is ready for a thing until he believes he can acquire it."
Napoleon Hill
"Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up."
Thomas A. Edison
"Cherish your vision and your dreams as they are the children of your soul; the blueprints of your ultimate achievements."
Napoleon Hill
"Change your thoughts and you change your world."
Norman Vincent Peale
"You can get everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want."
Zig Ziglar
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