Albert Einstein believed “Your imagination is the preview to life’s coming attractions.” What do you think?

By effectively using your imagination you can create solutions to any problem, take a successful idea and mold and modify it to work in an even better way or you can start from scratch and invent something new and outrageous - the sky’s the limit!

But, if this is all possible, then why aren’t we busy doing it? Why aren’t we using our imagination creatively?

Well, the truth is we’re always using our imagination for one thing or another. The problem being that most people seldom focus their imagination in the direction of their real desires.

If you’re thinking about (imagining) what you want half the time and half the time you’re thinking about what you don’t want, what do you think you will end up with? Probably a big zero, don’t you “imagine”? Wouldn’t the two opposing imaginings just cancel each

Now what if you were to spend 55% of your time joyfully imaging what you want. That would only leave 45% for worry, anger, fear, etc. Don’t you “imagine” that you would improve your results? And as you practice and learn to “accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative,” don’t you “imagine” you could vastly improve your odds – maybe even up to 70, 80, 90 or 100%? That way you could start creating your life exactly the way you want it.

I think you can do it. And so does Albert Einstein. Because Einstein not only discovered the Theory of Relativity, he also knew that “Your imagination is the preview of [your] life’s coming attractions.”

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