A short YouTube transcript excerpt (creator: David Jenyns) arguing that visualization changes beliefs by expanding perceived possibilities. The speaker uses Roger Bannister's 1954 breaking of the four-minute mile as an example, noting Bannister visualized crossing the finish line with the clock reading 3:59. The excerpt also cites Dr. Wayne Dyer's phrase: 'I'll see it when I believe it.'
1954
3:59
Dr. Wayne Dyer
My favorite way of changing a belief is getting them to do something they never thought they could do, because it opens up another possibility. For example, in 1954, Roger Bannister, he broke the four minute mile, which is amazing. Throughout human history, nobody can run a mile in less than four minutes. Now, if you look into it, how he was able to do it is he would visualize himself crossing the finish line, looking at the clock, and it says 3:59. Because he knew that success is an inside out process, that first it had to happen in here in order for Abdin out there. Dr. Wayne Dyer has this famous phrase where it's not, oh, I'll believe it when I see it. It's like, I'll see it when I believe it.
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