Comments on: HAPPY MONDAY! http://larrycorbi.com/happy-monday/ Tue, 15 Feb 2011 16:06:41 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Joanne G. Apat http://larrycorbi.com/happy-monday/comment-page-1/#comment-31 Joanne G. Apat Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:11:36 +0000 http://larrycorbi.com/?p=253#comment-31 Oh yes, IMAGINATION! I could agree more with you into that Larry! I do use that technique too and it really works on me. And that reminds me also of the movie Gifted Hands, Dr. Ben Carson story... "We are all capable of performing miracles. The brain is the greatest source of inspiration and imagination. We just have to see beyond what we can see." Oh yes, IMAGINATION! I could agree more with you into that Larry! I do use that technique too and it really works on me. And that reminds me also of the movie Gifted Hands, Dr. Ben Carson story… “We are all capable of performing miracles. The brain is the greatest source of inspiration and imagination. We just have to see beyond what we can see.”

]]> By: Larry http://larrycorbi.com/happy-monday/comment-page-1/#comment-30 Larry Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:22:17 +0000 http://larrycorbi.com/?p=253#comment-30 Thanks Joanne. It's more than setting a goal. Imagination is very powerful and you can use the same techniques as little children do. There's actual studies done on children to utilize "guided imagery" to help ease the discomfort of children with undiagnosed stomach pain because they felt they had “more fertile imaginations.” I use this strategy constantly whether it’s for producing anticipated outcomes for goals in business or using it to just make me feel better about things that aren’t going my way. By visualizing how I would feel my mind gets focused on going for that ultimate emotion and it seems like I’m just shooting for that feeling…which results in achieving my desired outcomes. Sometimes it’s instant because I just want to change my mood that moment and sometimes it takes multiple “visualizations” or “imaginations” to stay on track for those long-term goals. All-n-all the technique is a great one to have in your toolbox. Thanks Joanne. It’s more than setting a goal.

Imagination is very powerful and you can use the same techniques as little children do. There’s actual studies done on children to utilize “guided imagery” to help ease the discomfort of children with undiagnosed stomach pain because they felt they had “more fertile imaginations.”

I use this strategy constantly whether it’s for producing anticipated outcomes for goals in business or using it to just make me feel better about things that aren’t going my way. By visualizing how I would feel my mind gets focused on going for that ultimate emotion and it seems like I’m just shooting for that feeling…which results in achieving my desired outcomes. Sometimes it’s instant because I just want to change my mood that moment and sometimes it takes multiple “visualizations” or “imaginations” to stay on track for those long-term goals.

All-n-all the technique is a great one to have in your toolbox.

]]> By: Joanne G. Apat http://larrycorbi.com/happy-monday/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Joanne G. Apat Sun, 22 Nov 2009 14:58:46 +0000 http://larrycorbi.com/?p=253#comment-29 Just great! Big thanks to you Larry for sharing this and boosting my mood. Awesome and inspiring indeed! I am pretty sure a lot can relate to that "Monday blues" but with this post, things can change. Well, it's just a matter of setting a goal, huh? And as much as you know your priorities, you should also be able to determine and be knowledgeable on how to accomplish them. Foresee what you want to happen and focus on making it real. Just great! Big thanks to you Larry for sharing this and boosting my mood. Awesome and inspiring indeed! I am pretty sure a lot can relate to that “Monday blues” but with this post, things can change. Well, it’s just a matter of setting a goal, huh? And as much as you know your priorities, you should also be able to determine and be knowledgeable on how to accomplish them. Foresee what you want to happen and focus on making it real.

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