The Future Pull - Reaching Back To Shape Tomorrow

In this narrated monologue, speaker Brian Scott introduces the "future pull," a personal‑development practice that frames the individual as a remote viewer of their own life. Drawing on imagery from psychic espionage, precognition, and the 1979 "future submarine" experiment, he claims that our intuitive hunches and pre‑cognitive dreams already contain a probabilistic map of possible futures. The future pull is presented as a disciplined act of consciously reaching toward a chosen version of one’s life, feeling it as real and present, and then drawing that future back into the present moment, thereby influencing the probability strand and shaping outcomes. The speaker positions this practice at the core of his work, suggesting that by reading and bending probable tomorrows, one can actively co‑create the desired life.










