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How to get that Winning Feeling

How to get that Winning Feeling

  • The possibility of the goal must be seen so clearly that it becomes “real” to your brain and nervous system.
  • If we keep our positive goal in mind, and picture it to ourselves so vividly as to make it “real”, and think of it in terms of an accomplished fact, we will also experience winning feelings : self-confidence, courage, and faith that the outcome will be desirable
  • When you feel successful and self-confident, you will act successfully. When the feeling is strong, you can literally do no wrong.

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