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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2012 · 57 MIN

Harnessing The Power Of Imagination to Overcome Limitations and Create Your Best Life

from Success Profiles Radio · host Brian K Wright

Film maker Austin Vickers was this week's guest on Success Profiles Radio. He talked about his background as a trial attorney and how that experience motivated him to become a film maker, author, and speaker. His movie is called "People vs The State of Illusion" which is about how we use the power of imagination to form our perceptions, and ultimately our reality. We talked about how our imagination, if not trained properly, can create many stressful and undesirable situations in life. Conversely, if our imagination and belief systems are healthy and powerful, we are capable of creating any positive outcome we desire. We also discussed how Austin put this movie together in terms of writing, finding experts to participate with him, finding funding, hiring actors, promoting the film, and choosing the team he would surround himself with for the duration of this project. You can hear the podcast on the show website www.successprofilesradio.com anytime, or you can download the show for free on iTunes.

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