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Aug 5, 2020 15 min

How Visualisation Helps With Achieving Goals

from Seize the Day Hosted by Natalie Miller-Snell

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In todays show, I explore how visualisation can help with achieving goals. “Visualisation is the ability to switch off one’s mind to the noise and clutter of the day and world, and focus solely on the creative thoughts, questioning what we want and listening, open heartedly, to what is presented.” I hope you enjoy the show!

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