A book by Graham Andrews about using visualisation, or creative imagery,
to bring about the personal changes you want to achieve in your life
to bring about the personal changes you want to achieve in your life
Chapter 13: Where To From Here?
Phew ... can I really change all those things about me?
Yes, of course you can. If you want to. The scenarios described throughout this book were selected because the subjects were those that I am most often asked to help people with. I believe they represent the attitudes and changes most readers will want to embark on in their own lives. Don't be alarmed by the wide variety of such scenarios. It is unlikely that most readers will consider more than a very small number applying directly to them. No book could cover every possible change every human being might want to bring about in their everyday lives.
You will have seen how changes can be brought about in your life with minimal effort on your part for substantial reward if you really desire such changes. You have seen how you can bring about changes in behaviour, sports performance enhancement, and how easy it is to go from a fumbling, mumbling employee to one who gets the job done, or gives a presentation that is meaningful and enriching. You have seen how to change your attitude and remove that shyness with people you meet who could quite likely become your friends.
But of course the possibilities don't stop there. If you can see a need to bring about any other changes, select one of the scenarios that is close to what you want to achieve, consider the right images you should form for the most beneficial results, and go for it.
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Order your copy of In Your New Image now from the publisher.
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Chapter one: What's It All About?
Chapter two: How it works
Chapter three: Visualisation
Chapter four: Your Self Image
Chapter five: Removing Anxiety
Chapter six: Accepting Ourselves
Chapter seven: Dealing With Difficult People
Chapter eight: Acquiring New Skills and Improving Old Ones
Chapter nine: Work
Chapter ten: Making Friends
Chapter eleven: Feeling Good
Chapter twelve: Being a Winner
Chapter thirteen: Where To From Here?
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Phew ... can I really change all those things about me?
Yes, of course you can. If you want to. The scenarios described throughout this book were selected because the subjects were those that I am most often asked to help people with. I believe they represent the attitudes and changes most readers will want to embark on in their own lives. Don't be alarmed by the wide variety of such scenarios. It is unlikely that most readers will consider more than a very small number applying directly to them. No book could cover every possible change every human being might want to bring about in their everyday lives.
You will have seen how changes can be brought about in your life with minimal effort on your part for substantial reward if you really desire such changes. You have seen how you can bring about changes in behaviour, sports performance enhancement, and how easy it is to go from a fumbling, mumbling employee to one who gets the job done, or gives a presentation that is meaningful and enriching. You have seen how to change your attitude and remove that shyness with people you meet who could quite likely become your friends.
But of course the possibilities don't stop there. If you can see a need to bring about any other changes, select one of the scenarios that is close to what you want to achieve, consider the right images you should form for the most beneficial results, and go for it.
Order the book
Order your copy of In Your New Image now from the publisher.
Home
Chapter one: What's It All About?
Chapter two: How it works
Chapter three: Visualisation
Chapter four: Your Self Image
Chapter five: Removing Anxiety
Chapter six: Accepting Ourselves
Chapter seven: Dealing With Difficult People
Chapter eight: Acquiring New Skills and Improving Old Ones
Chapter nine: Work
Chapter ten: Making Friends
Chapter eleven: Feeling Good
Chapter twelve: Being a Winner
Chapter thirteen: Where To From Here?
About the Author
Contact Us
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