Using visualisation techniques and the art of self-awareness, the world becomes one big playground where you can do almost anything you can think of.
Check out this story on Novak Djokovic and how he’s been visualising his rise to become one of the best tennis players in the world since the age of 6. As the story states – never under-estimate the powers of visualising.
But it’s one thing to visualise who you want to be, want you want in life or whatever it that you desire. Anyone can dream, it’s with the art of self-awareness that you can propel your life from visualisation to realisation.
Take my dream of being in a band again. I can see the lights, hear the music and feel the energy of the crowd reverberating back to me on stage yet I know that without a bass player, drummer, singer and the countless hours of rehearsing it would take, it’s not going to happen. Yet I’ve visualised myself achieving a goal at the gym… and that one is coming into reality!
That takes a degree of self-awareness to understand what’s achievable and what’s not.
Being self-aware is the ability to know the difference between a dream and what’s really achievable. What is achievable is what you desire most – for when you have desire you have a reason to go out and chase down the dream!
Improving Your Self-Awarencess 