Lewis Howes talks with Rhonda Byrne about using wish lists and vision boards to manifest your goals. Byrne emphasizes the power of thinking big and writing down what you want to make your dreams real.
Why should we create a wish list that this is what we would want it to buy if money were no object? Like if we're like, oh, I have all the money in the world or I could buy anything I want, these would be those things. Why is that an important habit to practice?
Because they'll manifest.
Really.
Yeah, they'll manifest. And all of the really, the incredible entrepreneurs and really great business people, they have a one year plan, they have a five year plan, they have a three year plan and they write out things that, that would seem impossible, you know, to achieve and they achieve them. It's so powerful to write down where you want to be and where you're going. And you know what? It's nothing to it. Like, and in this case it is writing down the things that you want. It's no big deal. Just pretend, you know, just pretend. If money were no object, what would I do? You know, it's a real fun game and then you write it down and then that's that. But then you watch, you know.
So, yeah, it's interesting you say that because someone on our team, Sammy, she's got a screensaver on her phone with her vision board that she created at the end of last year, so 10, 11 months ago, right? And she was saying, I think this Monday, on her team call, she was like, I have accomplished everything on my vision board except for one thing. These were all like dreams. They were like, maybe it'll happen, I don't know. But it was just like it was a dream of what to do. She's like, I want to travel to France, I want to do this, I want to be here. And all these things have happened this year. And she's like, I've almost accomplished everything on my vision board. And I want to go back and tell her, did you have big enough dreams? You know, it's like, think even bigger of what you wanted.
Totally.
Because you didn't know if you'd be able to accomplish these things. Imagine if you created a wish list of what you wanted that was even beyond that. Go big, go bigger.
Think big. Go big. Think big.
Yes.
You know, what have you got to lose? Think big, go on. You know, and you can put lots of small things, you know, there too. You know, I want a new pair of Nikes or I want this or you know, small things. But yeah, think big things. Because one of the tricky things I think with people is they haven't ever stopped to think about what they want because they think they can't have it. And so to think about what they want is too painful, you know, so they don't. They don't do a list. That's the last thing they want to do.
It seems so far away.
It seems so far away and impossible. And it's just going to make me feel bad that I can never have it because I was born here. You know, I don't get those lucky breaks. Like the person over here that's really lucky.
Right, right, right, right.
And yeah, so I. That's why it's so great to write a list, because for many people who, who follow this, I bet they've never written a list before of what they want. No limits.
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