Jay Shaw describes calibration, a practice of repeatedly asking yourself what you want and focusing your attention there. He went from feeling trapped in the military to pursuing hypnotherapy training and entrepreneurship, watching the details of his desired life align once he got clear on what mattered.
When I first didn't want to be in the military, I didn't instantly go, yo, I want to be a clinically trained hypnotherapist. I want to work with high performers. It started out as, I want freedom. I want choice. I want to live where I want to live. Why do somebody else get to tell me where I got to live? I want to wear what I want to wear. I'm tired of wearing camouflage. I want to wear what I want to wear. That's me calibrating. I want to wear what I want to wear. I want to do what I want to do. I want to be an entrepreneur. I want to be an entrepreneur. Yeah, I want to work for myself. You see, as I calibrate, the details start to fall in. As I get more clear, the, the ideas start finding me. That makes sense. So calibration is about just putting your attention on
