Lecture on Overcoming Visualization Blocks in Manifestation

Introduction

• Feeling unable to visualize the steps to achieve what you want is a common obstacle in manifesting.
• Manifesting: preparing mind, body, and spirit to achieve desired things.

Four Parts of Manifesting

1. Permission: Allowing yourself to genuinely desire what you want.
2. Visualization: Seeing yourself taking small steps and doing the work.
3. Feeling: Experiencing the emotions of doing the work and feeling pride.
4. Action: Actually taking the steps inspired by manifesting.

The Common Obstacle

• Many people know what they want but can't visualize the steps needed due to a blank mind.

The Power of Objectivity

• Concept: If stuck, visualize a friend or someone you admire taking those steps instead of yourself.
• Research: Studies from University of Wisconsin and Harvard Business School Review support this.
  • Self-visualization: Focuses on minutiae, doubt, and cautious mindset.
  • Visualizing others: Bold, creative, opportunity-seeking mindset.

Example from Personal Experience

• Mel Robbins' Experience:
  • Attended an Oprah Winfrey seminar and felt an energetic shift.
  • Inspired by Martha Beck, she used the tool: "What would Martha Beck do?"
  • Resulted in creative and bold actions leading to significant career opportunities.

Practical Application

• When stuck, ask "What would [admired person] do?"
• Use visualization to see that person taking steps and then see yourself doing it alongside them.

Summary

1. Identify what you want.
2. If stuck, visualize another person (e.g., a mentor, friend) taking the necessary steps.
3. Integrate yourself into the visualization with them.
4. Use this shift to be bolder and more creative.
5. Take inspired actions.

Conclusion

• Leveraging the power of objectivity helps overcome visualization blocks and aids in manifesting ambitions.