Keith JonesMarch 6, 2016

Most people live by the old adage, “I will believe it when I see it.” To trust someone, they require the person to demonstrate trustworthiness over time. If you say you love them, they want you to show them through actions or gifts. And for them to be courageous in the pursuit of a big goal, they want near certainty there’s no risk involved.

Inspiring speaker and leader Wayne Dyer teaches that “seeing is believing” is a limiting mindset to have. He says there are many things we can’t see, but believe them to be true. For example, we can’t see our thoughts, but we know they exist. We are unable to see some of the elements with the naked eye, but we use them daily in our lives. We accept these things without question. However, when it comes to believing in ourselves and others, we are often closed minded.

Every successful person believed they could do something great prior to actually achieving the goal. To have the body you want, believe you can have it first. Next, close your eyes and visualize yourself with that body. How does it feel? How does it look? Then act in a way that is consistent with getting that ideal body. To have an abundant life, believe you are prosperous, visualize it and act accordingly. And if you want love and peace around you, be loving and peaceful and believe others are capable of the same.

I have taken on Dyer’s mindset of “when I believe it, I will see it.” And it’s true. I am more abundant today than I was a few months ago. My health is better than a year ago. And, I see so much good in people. Make a choice today to believe it first and you will see amazing results in your life.

Stronger Mindset,

Keith