Jay Shaw argues you need to visualize yourself achieving your goals before you can actually reach them. He emphasizes building internal confidence through repeated mental rehearsal and clarifying what you really want, which then translates into the external actions that make success possible.
You gotta see it. You gotta see— if you can't hold it in your head, you can't hold it in your hands. If you can't imagine a version of yourself that's confident and walks into rooms with his shoulders back, chest out, how do you expect to do it out there if you can't even hold it in here? How do you expect to do it out there when you got a belief system that won't even let you hold it in here? Your belief system is too bad. That'll never happen. That doesn't happen for people like me. And here's the long list. We don't gotta make you do it. We gotta get you clear about what you want, get you calibrated to what you want, keep calibrating you till we get you confident in what you want.
