Find a model of success and emulate his or her example.

Ask “What would I do if I knew I couldn’t fail?” Bypass negative self-talk and empower the imagination with a simple technique.

The Midas Touch is really an uncompromising attentiveness. It is the capacity to “put all your eggs in one basket and watch that basket!”

Use your imagination to change the feelings of unpleasant memories and leave the past in the past.

When you make a decision, commit to making it work or don’t make the decision. Expect unforseen glitches and commit to dealing with them even though you don’t know what they are.

Use affirmations correctly and they work

Indecision may be telling you that something is not right and you are not prepared for it. Find it, fix it, and build the habit of decisiveness.

Use your imagination to turn indecision to decisiveness.

The closer we get to some desired goal, the more intense we become. With this technique, you can build and sustain this intensity long before the finish line is in sight.

Use a simple technique to marshal the feelings of success from several success experiences and build success momentum.

The world is full of empowering ideas. All we need are the eyes with which to see them. Empower the mind to do this by thinking of the world as supermarket of empowering ideas.

According to Yogi Berra, “A full mind is an empty bat.” This means “do” and don’t “think about doing.” The key is to distract the conscious mind.