Are You Using Your Imagination Well?

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to Let it Be Easy with Susie Moore.
My friend, are you using yourimagination?
Well, abraham Hicks, who I love, just YouTube, abraham Hicks,
if you're not familiar withAbraham, says that worry is

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using our imagination to createwhat we do not want.
And think about it.
We're the only creatures whohave this power of imagination
visualizing, connecting with adifferent reality, daydreaming,
whatever you want to call it.
We have this ability, and ourbrain, our body, our mind

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doesn't know the differencebetween something happening in
real life versus happening inour imagination.
That's why, if we start toworry, we can start to feel
anxious and tense.
We can start to pace versusimagining the opposite something
going the way that we want,something going smoothly and
beautifully.

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Are you using one of your mostpowerful assets?
Well, imagination shapes ourlife experience for better or
worse, and so often we end upsolving problems in our mind
that we don't even have.
We fix imaginary issues.
We live in this hypotheticalplace of fear and things going

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wrong.
We rehearse things even goingwrong, thinking you know how do
I best prepare?
What if we flip that even 20%?
Instead of rehearsing worry, orinstead of rehearsing you know
terrible outcomes or somethingunwanted, we started visualizing
wins and life going smoothlyand us having outcomes that we

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want.
What are you living in yourmind, what are you picturing on
repeat?
Because sometimes we thinkeverything needs a plan, a
backup plan, a spreadsheet.
We need to prepare for theworst case scenario, and there's
nothing wrong with that Havinga plan B, getting prepared,
planning but when we spend somuch of our energy worrying

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about what might go wrong, italmost becomes its own full-time
job, and then our creativityand energy is depleted for what
could be beautiful, what couldbe going right in our minds,
what we could be using toprepare and plan a gorgeous
outcome.

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Whether it's something smalllike a lunch with a friend, or
going to a networking mixer, orgoing to a wedding, or even
having a conversation with ateam member that you're nervous
about because it feels slightlyconfrontational, how can you use
your imagination to youradvantage?
The best news is, you're theonly one who's in control of it.
Are you making sure that it'sworking for you?

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Are you making sure that it'sworking for you, and are you
saving your energy and magic forwhat's actually happening and
preparing for the best casescenario?
Why not just try it?
Try it for 24 hours.
Picture consciously favorableoutcomes driving to work, going

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your way, a fantastic day withyour teammates, a wonderful meal
, a lovely workout session.
See how much energy you getback and, frankly, how much

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smoother your day will go Untiltomorrow.
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