Do you ever struggle with seeing the glass as half-full?

What if I told you there’s a simple technique to re-wire your brain… so you can start seeing the world differently… almost immediately?

I’m a hippie. I believe in spreading joy and love. I believe in positivity, though often, I have to force it. Perhaps I’m a realist…

You’ve probably heard about the power of mindset at least once over the last few months or years. It’s become a bit of a buzzword. I remember hearing it in yoga classes… and talking about it amongst friends… and I’m totally guilty of reading self-help books as I search for meaning in my career and my life. Sometimes you need a little nudge of encouragement. We’ve all been there, amiright?

To say I bought into it, though? I gotta be honest. I think I was faking it. Looking back, it seems like the concept of mindset just went in one ear and out the other. Perhaps this is true for you, too?

They say the teacher appears when the student is ready.

I can tell you exactly when I became ready (last winter). I started to really learn about manifestation and willing things to go my way. If you truly imagine a positive outcome (rather than a negative one…), you know what? It works.

You’re reading this… so you must have at least a small ounce of belief that this could work for you, too. Give it a try. Start manifesting the right rather than the wrong things will happen. Evoke a positive outcome.

Because here’s the thing about mindset…

Once you see that your thoughts actually DO control your destiny, you’ll learn that you can compose your life by magnifying the positive. Manifest the things you want most. You can make them happen.

Now, it might sound a little Woo if you’re not open to the idea of controlling the universe. So start with some baby steps.

Start by becoming aware of your thoughts. Get comfortable clearing your mind and writing (or re-writing) your story. Sit in the quiet for ten minutes a day, and imagine your wildest dreams coming true. Watch how the events in your world start falling into place. It’s quite incredible.

The lesson here? What you focus on, you create more of.