I was sorting through some of the images I have stored on my computer when I came across one I'd forgotten about. It goes back to when I was publishing quite a few blogs with the sole purpose of making money from them.
At the time I joined quite a few affiliate programs to see what would work and what wouldn't. One I joined was the FriendFinder Group and I did okay with them, making a useful amount, but then I tried to put my visualisation techniques into action.
Every time I went to their website, to check how I was doing, I first visualised large amounts of money would be on my statement page. It's not too hard imagining making loads of commission. So much so, I got quite carried away by the amounts I pictured at times.
Anyway, I was about to check up again on what I had earned and once more pictured thousands and thousands of dollars. When I clicked into their website this is what I saw on my account page:
To say I nearly had kittens was an understatement! It showed that I'd earned hundreds of thousands of dollars but - and regrettably there was a big but - I hadn't really. Something had gone wrong with my account. What's more, every day I logged on the figures got higher and higher - I started 'earning' millions!
Of course, as I knew, something had gone dramatically berserk and, after about seven or eight days, everything returned to normal and my earnings became accurate - unfortunately.
It was a good lesson though for me in visualisation. I got what I asked for - a statement showing massive commission amounts. What I should have done was to have visualised receiving the checks (cheques), paying them into my bank and then seeing the amounts cleared and ready for access.
Sometimes the Universe has a sense of humour - and we get exactly what we ask for.
P.S. By the way, the statement shown above is a true copy it hasn't been doctored or altered in any way.
Further Reading:
The Secret Of Visualisation
Visualisation Brings A New Carpet Via A Coincidence
Clean Sweep With Five New brooms Coincidence
What a trickster synchro! I think you're right about seeing the specifics - the checks instead of the statement! But this incident really illustrates that visualization works and follows our intentions.
ReplyDeleteWhat an excellent post!
ReplyDeletethat will teach to be greedy mike :-)
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