It is important to consider how you see yourself. Someone who perceives and visualises himself as inferior would live in inferiority since he projected himself that way. You will have a stronger self-image and more self-confidence if you see yourself as a great leader, the CEO of your firm, a brilliant businessman, and a billionaire. This is perhaps one of the most essential advantages of using a vision board for visualisation. Visualize yourself achieving all of the success you seek in life. You will feel happier, more capable, and more determined to accomplish any goals you set for yourself.
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