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How did visionaries like Napoleon Hill, Alias Howe, Thomas Edison and Walt Disney become so successful? The technique you’re about to learn will answer that question…
The power of the Subconscious Mind - How To use It
The Secret Subconscious Mind Exercise Used By Many Of The Wold's Most Enlightened People
But first, have you ever wondered where brilliant ideas come from?
How the most prolific artists in the world, business people, thinkers and inventors to get inspiration for their ideas, creations and achievements? Was it their upbringing? Are they really lucky? They have been blessed with a gift most of us can only dream of? Or is there something else at work?
Back in 1937, the personal development pioneer Napoleon Hill published "Think and Grow Rich" a book that would soon go on to become one of the most influential publications of all time. The book was packed with techniques and instructions on how to develop a mindset of wealth and achieve success beyond your wildest dreams. Its content is so powerful that to this day, "Think and Grow Rich" is widely regarded as a point of reference for all the other books of this genre. You've probably read it yourself.
But there was a special technique in the book that readers shocked. It was so controversial, in fact, that Hill himself was initially reluctant to reveal even to all.
This technique has been called ...
The Invisible Counselors Visualization Exercise
In the book Hill claimed that it was his ultimate technique for sourcing skills, ideas and inspiration.
This is how you do it ...
Step 1:
Just before going to sleep at night, close your eyes, and see, in your imagination, a group of people sitting with you at the table of the Council. Remember that you can invite anyone you want to sit at the Council table.
And when I say everyone, I mean everyone. They could be in another part of the world. They could be celebrities or famous politicians. They might even be alive or dead. Now, not only do you have the opportunity to sit among those whom you consider to be great, but you can actually dominate the group, playing the role of President. This is what Hill did.
Step 2:
Have a final goal for these meetings of the Council at night.
Hill says his final goal was to "rebuild my own character so it would represent a composite of the characters of my imaginary counselors." Your final goal may be something you want to change about yourself or your life. As all this is happening in your mind, your imagination is the only limit!
Step 3:
Council members call for the knowledge that you wish everyone to contribute.
The idea here is to start a discussion with these people on a topic of your choice. So if you want to talk about leadership, you could invite
Abraham Lincoln ...
If you want to discuss financial success, you could bring to Warren Buffet ...
If you are in search of enlightenment, you can always invite Gandhi ...
If you are looking for ideas to grow your business and make your mark on the world, go ahead and call to Richard Branson.
And if you need some advice on how to improve your life and relationships ... maybe ask Oprah a thing or two.
Hill was originally designed for counselors invisible imaginary exercise. You imagine that you talk to successful people, and you imagine you advice. Not much to it right?
But this is where it gets really interesting. After some time to try the exercise imaginary counselors, Hill thought it was deeper, more real than he ever thought possible.
He said that after a while, he imagined each character really took a life of its own. For example, he mentions that Abraham Lincoln was always late and never smiled. Hill, even remembered an occasion when two counselors in the meeting room actually had an argument about a topic that has puzzled hill ...
And on several occasions he had invited people would often give advice and information that would never known himself.
