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Answer: Hi
Andy,
The most
important
thing for
your son to
see is his
arm being
lifted first
after every
fight. That
is the end
goal,
picture
himself
consoling
his opponent
for his
valiant
struggle.
Feeling
respect for
him, but
feeling
grateful
that he won.
Feel the
energy in
the room,
the power of
success. As
a fight is
planned tell
him to take
an hour or
so out to
picture in
as much
detail as
possible the
end goal of
his victory.
Tell him to
go forward
in his mind
and shape
everything
to how he
wants it to
look. Tell
him his mind
is
like a
time
machine, and
he is
powerful
enough to
visit the
past and the
future with
it. So go
and create
his future.
Spend 15
minutes a
day on just
thinking
about this,
and owning
this
victory,
detail,
detail,
detail. Feel
the victory
with every
sense. The
difference
between the
winner and
the loser is
the one who
wants it
more. Your
son can
create his
victories
inside his
mind and
feel how
grateful he
is to
everyone who
helped him.
The more
detail, the
more
certainty.
When he
feels the
certainty
start he
will know
he's won (he
will know
this point,
but he may
lie to
others about
whether or
not he knows
it...
Tell him to
be true to
himself as
getting to
this point
without
belief is
essential
for success.
When he gets
to that
point, spend
some time
planning the
conception
of it, ie
all the
training he
will be
doing to
bring in
this
reality. As
it has
already
happened for
him, all he
needs to do
now, is
bring it
into our
realities.
The more
thought he
puts into
this then
the less and
less chance
his
opponents
will have.
There is no
need to feel
even a
twinge of
sadness for
how easily
he will
defeat his
opponents,
as they are
on their
path and he
is on his.
So no
holding
back, see
the winning
blow strike
and deliver
a knock
out... feel
the energy
in the room
as everyone
knows the
fight is
over. If he
feels that
he only
believes
that he can
beat them,
then that is
the time he
will lose...
Tell him to
know it, and
if he
doesn't know
it, then
work on
conceiving
how it is
possible,
until he
does know
it. Unless
he feels the
truth of
knowing it,
then he is
vulnerable.
When he
feels the
power of
knowing it,
he will
become
invulnerable,
and will not
require any
luck
whatsoever.
Would love
to hear how
he gets on,
Best wishes
Andy |
