Name: 一旦你「正確看見」，轉變「立刻」發生！(祕訣是這樣) (Once you VISUALIZE CORRECTLY, the SHIFT happens IMMEDIATELY. (This Is How))
Uploaded: 2026-01-14T17:00:54.000Z
Duration: 15 min 32 s

That you used to go up on Mulholland Drive and park.

你以前會開車上穆荷蘭大道然後停下來。

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Yeah, every night and visualize seeing yourself as.

對，每晚都這樣，然後視覺化自己成為。

Having directors interested in me and people that I respected saying, you know, I like your work, or whatever that is.

讓那些導演對我有興趣，讓那些我尊敬的人說，你知道嗎，我喜歡你的作品，或是任何類似的話。

And I would visualize things coming to me that I wanted or whatever.

然後我會視覺化事物來到我身邊，是我想要的，或是任何東西。

所以你沒有開一張支票給自己嗎？

I wrote myself a check for $10 million for acting services rendered.

我開了一張1000萬美元的支票給自己，是關於演出服務的。

And I gave myself five years or three years maybe, and I dated at Thanksgiving 1995, and

然後我給自己五年或三年時間，我設定的日期是1995年感恩節，然後

I put it in my wallet and I kept it there, and it deteriorated and deteriorated and stuff.

我把它放在皮夾裡，一直留著，它就一直變舊、變舊，諸如此類的。

But then just before Thanksgiving 1995, I found out that I was gonna make $10 million on.

但就在1995年感恩節前夕，我發現我要賺到1000萬美元了。

我想應該是《豬頭滿彈》，也許吧。

Throughout history, the most successful artists, athletes, and inventors have used a secret technique to create their success.

縱觀歷史，最成功的藝術家、運動員和發明家都使用了一種祕密技巧來創造他們的成功。

There is no difference between you and these great, successful people other than they had the ability and knowledge to harness these techniques.

你和這些偉大、成功的人之間沒有什麼不同，只是他們有能力和知識來運用這些技巧。

These techniques are never taught to the average person, which is a shame, because if used correctly, they can transform one from poverty to wealth, from sickness to.

這些技巧從來沒有教給一般人，這很可惜，因為如果使用得當，它們可以將一個人從貧窮轉變為財富，從疾病轉變為。

Napoleon Hill said the greatest sin of all of mankind was the neglect to use this greatest asset.

拿破崙·希爾說，全人類最嚴重的罪就是忽略使用這項最寶貴的資產。

He said, if you use this asset, you will have everything you want in abundance.

他說，如果你使用這項資產，你將會豐盛地擁有你想要的一切。

I will show you step by step how to use this secret technique to get everything you want in your life.

我會一步一步教你如何使用這個祕密技巧，來獲得你生活中想要的一切。

But first, here's what a few people you may know have to say about it.

不過首先，你可能認識的幾個人對此有什麼看法。

When people talk about visualization, how does visualization help with that?

當大家談到視覺化時，視覺化是如何幫助這件事的呢？

你寫了很多關於視覺化的內容。

And visualizing kind of really played a role to making me motivated and helping me achieve the goals that I had.

而視覺化在激勵我並幫助我達成目標方面，確實扮演了很重要的角色。

I literally sat down two, three months before, and

我真的在兩個月、三個月前就坐下來，

I've made a decision in my head that practicing regularly, there are visuals running in my head.

我腦中已經有個決定，規律練習，腦中會有畫面跑出來。

I had to envision it because if I didn't, I wouldn't be here.

我必須視覺化它，因為如果沒有，我就不會在這裡。

So not only did I envision it, I envisioned it so much so clearly and so precisely in my head that I'm here now.

所以我不僅視覺化它，我還在腦海中如此清晰且精確地視覺化它，我現在就在這裡了。

And visualization is a huge factor in improving technical skills.

而視覺化是提升技術技巧的一大關鍵。

When you focus on something and you really want it, any change, dream about it, and

當你專注於某件事，而且你真的很想要它，任何改變，夢想著它，然後

事情真的可以在你生命中發生。

Visualization still can actually cause a rewiring of the brain beneficially.

視覺化仍然可以真正地對大腦產生有益的重塑。

I visualized I'm sitting here on the steering wheel, visualizing a brand new car and visualizing good things in times of struggle.

我視覺化我正坐在這裡，握著方向盤，視覺化一輛全新的汽車，並在掙扎時視覺化好事。

He had done it a thousand times in his head.

他在腦海裡已經做過上千次了。

He had warmed up backstage, he had heard the crowd, he had smelt the arena, he had seen the audience.

他在後臺熱身，聽過觀眾的聲音，聞過體育場的味道，看過觀眾席。

He would really immerse himself in the fight night.

So by the time fight night came along, he used to walking, going, yeah, this is my thousandth time doing this.

所以到了比賽之夜，他已經習慣了走上臺，上場，心想，沒錯，這是我第1000次這樣做了。

What all of these great people are doing is seeing their vision in their mind's eye in 3D before they achieve it.

這些偉大的人都在做的事情，就是在達成目標之前，在腦海中以3D的方式視覺化他們的願景。

If you want to change the station on your tv, you change the frequency.

如果你想在電視上換頻道，就要改變頻率。

If you want to change the station on your radio, you change the frequency.

如果你想在收音機上換頻道，就要改變頻率。

你看，你的心靈就像一個電磁場。

Once you charge it with a clear image of what you want, you change your frequency, you change your channel, and

一旦你用清晰的目標影像為它充電，你就會改變你的頻率，改變你的頻道，然後

You no longer have to chase after it anymore.

You see, this is better than the law of attraction.

你看，這比吸引力法則還要棒。

It was first discovered by Neville Goddard.

最早是由 Neville Goddard 發現的。

Goddard said, assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled and continue therein, and

Goddard 說，假設你願望已實現的感覺，並持續保持，

the universe has no choice but to harden your assumption into present fact.

then the universe has no choice but to harden your assumption into present fact.

Goddard said, it's not about believing in it, it's about believing it in.

Goddard 說，重點不在於相信它，而在於將它相信進來。

You rehearse a situation successfully and then it happens in reality, giving you the deja vu feeling, or, oh, I've already been here before.

你成功地演練了一個情境，然後它就發生在現實中，讓你產生 deja vu 的感覺，或是「噢，我以前來過這裡」。

In fact, I'll show you how to do it at the end of this video.

事實上，我會在影片的最後教你怎麼做。

But first, here's a few people you may know who have used this technique.

但首先，這裡有幾位你可能認識，他們曾用過這個技巧的人。

Aristotle said, the soul cannot dream without pictures.

亞里斯多德說，靈魂沒有圖像就無法做夢。

Vincent van Gogh said, I dream my painting and then I paint my dream.

梵谷說，我夢見我的畫，然後我畫我的夢。

The great Walt Disney, when he was on his deathbed, he was interviewed by a reporter on his final day.

偉大的華特迪士尼，在他臨終前，有位記者在他最後一天採訪了他。

The reporter told him, sir, you have this amazing Epcot being built by your friend Ken Kerr, but

記者告訴他：「先生，你的朋友肯·凱爾正在建造這個令人驚豔的 Epcot，但

And then Disney looked up at him and said, you don't get it.

然後迪士尼看著他，說：「你不懂。」

如果我沒看到，你永遠也看不到。

Roger Bannister, the man who broke the four minute mile, said he did it because he visualized it many times before the race.

羅傑·班尼斯特，那個打破四分鐘一英里障礙的人，他說他之所以能做到，是因為他在比賽前已經視覺化了好幾次。

He said he Visualized the event to create a sense of certainty in his mind and body.

他說他視覺化了這場比賽，以便在身心上建立一種確定感。

He would close his eyes and see the race.

一步一步地，他會創造出畫面。

He would see the finish line and hear the crowd in his mind.

他會在腦海中看到終點線，聽到人群的聲音。

Little known fact Roger Bannister went on to become a neuroscientist.

一個鮮為人知的趣聞是，羅傑·班尼斯特後來成為了一名神經科學家。

In his book Mind Gym, Gary Mack says that Brazilian soccer player Pele, before every game, would go to the locker room an hour earlier.

在他的書《心靈健身房》中，蓋瑞·麥克提到，巴西足球員比利在每場比賽前，都會提前一小時到休息室。

He would lie down, using a towel as a pillow and cover his eyes.

他會躺下，用毛巾當枕頭，蓋住眼睛。

He would watch a film of himself as a kid playing soccer on the beach in Brazil.

他會看一段自己小時候在巴西海邊踢足球的影片。

This movie in his mind, brought back glorious memories.

這段腦海中的電影，勾起了輝煌的回憶。

And he would vividly recall the thrill of the game and the joy.

他會生動地回想起比賽的刺激和喜悅。

He would immerse himself in the love of the game.

他會沉浸在對這項運動的熱愛中。

In short, before every game, he would put himself in touch with.

總之，每場比賽前，他都會讓自己接觸到。

After that, Pele would watch himself reliving some of his greatest moments in world competitions.

之後，比利會看著自己在世界大賽中重溫一些最精彩的時刻。

He would let himself feel the winning moments and enjoy the intensity.

他會讓自己感受贏球的時刻，享受那份強度。