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2. The Big Question.
 What do you want to be when you grow
up?
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3. More Big Questions.
 Do you still let your imagination run free
like when you were a child?
 Do you dream big?
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4. Purpose of This Presentation
 Turn you on to the creative power within
you – it’s enormous in every one of us.
 Learn about creating the life you desire.
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5. How To Create The Life You
Desire
 How do we create?
 What is desire?
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6. Creation Begins With Thought.
“What we think, we become.” Buddha, 563-483 B.C.
“A man is but the product of his thoughts. What
he thinks, he becomes.” Mahatma Gandhi, 1869-1948
“If you think you can do a thing, or think you can’t
do a thing, you’re right.” Henry Ford, 1863-1947
“The future belongs to those who believe in the
beauty of their dreams.” Eleanor Roosevelt.
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7. Thoughts Become Form
 Thoughts are things.
 Has been demonstrated with quantum
physics.
 Thoughts become form as you place
attention on them.
 “Dreams are the seedlings of realities” –
Napoleon Hill.
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8. Thoughts Become Form
The following images are from the book
The Hidden Messages in Water
By Masaru Emoto
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9. The Hidden Messages in Water,
By Masaru Emoto
Love and Appreciation
Image used by permission
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10. The Hidden Messages in Water,
By Masaru Emoto
Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony played to a glass of water
Image used by permission
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11. The Hidden Messages in Water,
By Masaru Emoto
Heavy Metal Music Played to a glass of water
Image used by permission
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12. The Hidden Messages in Water,
By Masaru Emoto
“You Fool” Words typed and wrapped around a bottle of water
“You Fool”
in Japanese “You Fool”
in English
Image used by permission
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13. The Hidden Messages in Water,
By Masaru Emoto
“ You Make Me Sick” Words typed and wrapped around a bottle of water
Image used by permission
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14. The Hidden Messages in Water,
By Masaru Emoto
The Feeling of Gratitude
Image used by permission
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15. Your Thoughts Affect Your Body
 The molecular structure of water is
affected by thought.
 Your brain is about 90% water.
 Your body is about 60% water.
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16. How To Create the Life You
Desire.
 Desire is a state of mind in which you are
focused on your dream.
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17. How To Create the Life You
Desire.
 “A burning desire to be and to do is the
starting point from which the dreamer
must take off.” – Napoleon Hill
 Every great leader has been a dreamer –
“I have a dream.”
 Practical dreamer – one who can and will
put their dreams into action.
 For example, a business leader.
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18. What Life Do You Desire To Create?
 Need your vision for the life you desire to
create.
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19. Your Purpose and Goals
 See “Finding Your Purpose” handout
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20. Your Conscious Blueprint
 Thoughts, ideas, beliefs you have about
you and your world.
 Held in your conscious mind.
 Your statement of purpose and goals
reveals some of your Conscious Blueprint.
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21. Could You Live a Larger Life
Than Your Conscious Blueprint?
 Why would you want larger goals?
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22. Ryan’s Well.
 Six year old boy
 Caused a chain of events that led to creation
of a water well in a village in Uganda.
 Watch carefully to see:
 How Ryan did things in a certain way.
 How the effects multiplied out into the world.
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23. Ryan’s Well
Video from Spiritual Cinema Circle
Vol 1, 2005
Video excerpt available on www.youtube.com
Also you can google “Ryan’s Well” for more
information
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24. Ryan’s Well.
 What Ryan did in a certain way
 Responded to a feeling
 Visualized
 Imagined things the children didn’t have
 Burning desire
 Persistence
 Ongoing imagination
 Focused on purpose
 Humility
 Clear plan and strategy
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25. Ryan’s Well.
 Effects multiplied into the world
 Others were moved to help.
 Teacher told students they too could do this.
 Even the government of Uganda had not
achieved these results.
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26. What Wild Dream
Do You Have?
As Wild As
Ryan’s?
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27. Living Your Larger Life.
 We are designed for growth, expansion
and fuller expression.
 Why would you want to live a larger life
than you currently believe is possible?
 What holds you back from living your
larger life?
 Your thoughts in your mind.
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28. Our Deepest Fear
 “Our deepest fear is not that we are
inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are
powerful beyond measure…. Your playing
small does not serve the world. There is
nothing enlightened about shrinking so that
other people won’t feel insecure around you.
We are all meant to shine, as children do.
We were born to make manifest the glory of
God that is within us. It’s not just in some of
us; it’s in everyone….”
 Marianne Williamson, A Return To Love.
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29. Our Deepest Fear.
 Why would we be afraid that we’re
“powerful beyond measure”?
 We are responsible for our lives.
 We are the cause of our lives.
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30. How Do We Live Our Larger Life?
How Do We Create?.
 Everything begins with thought.
 Thoughts become ideas, and ideas are
things.
 What we think and the thoughts we keep
in our mind determine what we create. It’s
critical how we use our mind.
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31. Conscious
Mind
Thoughts
Feelings
Actions
Nonconscious
Mind
Outcomes
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32. Conscious mind:
0.1% of mindpower
Nonconscious mind:
99.9% of mindpower
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33. Gordon’s Dilemma
From “The Answer” by John Assaraf and
Murray Smith, page 64.
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34. Your Nonconscious Blueprint
 Inherited from your upbringing.
 Mainly before age 5 or 6
 Reinforced by our culture
 People you associate with.
 Advertising: thousands of impressions per day
 Controls most of your behavior.
 98% of our behavior is automatic.
 Example of driving a car.
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35. The Box
 We live inside our box of limiting beliefs
about who we are and what we are
capable of.
 Personal limiting beliefs
 Cultural limiting beliefs
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36. Changing Your Nonconscious
Blueprint
 Consciously choose purpose and
goals.
 “Neurons that fire together, wire
together.”
 Important fact about your brain.
 See illustration at “What the Bleep Do
We Know” (a DVD)
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37. Changing Your Nonconscious
Blueprint
 Create new neurological pathways in
your brain
 Visualization
 Body Bugg example
 Athletes
 Emotionalized messages.
 Repetition of clear, consistent
messages.
 Ongoing sense of gratitude 37

38. What Would Your
Larger Life
Look Like?
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39. Living Your Larger Life
 Keep refining your purpose
 Passion
 Heart
 Harmonize your Conscious Blueprint and
your Nonconscious Blueprint
 So all parts of your mind are working together.
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40. “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon
Hill
 Library of Congress survey: this is the
third most influential book in America.
 After the Bible and “How To Win Friends and
Influence People”
 Napoleon Hill interviewed and studied 500
of the richest people in the world for 20
years.
 Distilled into “Think and Grow Rich”
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41. “Think And Grow Rich”
 “Whatever the mind can conceive and
believe, it can achieve.”
 Recall Ryan’s Well.
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42. “Think And Grow Rich” Steps To
Riches (some chapter headings)
 Desire: The starting point of all
achievement.
 Faith: Visualization and belief in the
attainment of desire.
 Autosuggestion: The medium for
influencing the subconscious mind.
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43. “Think And Grow Rich” Steps To
Riches (some chapter headings)
 Imagination: The workshop of the mind.
 Decision: The mastery of procrastination.
 Persistence: The sustained effort
necessary to induce faith.
 Power of the master mind: The driving
force.
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44. What Is Your Larger Life?
 How far can you live outside your box?
 Reconsider your Purpose and Goals – are
you ready to revise them?
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45. Lifework
 Write a clear statement of your purpose
and goals and keep it up to date.
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46. Lifework
 Maintain a daily practice (“daily
shower for your mind”)
 Visualize your life with your goal
achieved.
 Record and listen to yourself
stating your goals and statements
about yourself in deeply felt tones.
 Maintain an attitude of gratitude for
your life.
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47. Lifework
 Resources
 Read inspirational books.
 Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill
 The Answer, by John Assaraf
 Listen to inspirational podcasts and CD’s.
 Join a master mind group, or form one and
lead it. (See the chapter in “Think and Grow
Rich”)
 Stay on track with an accountability partner.
 Use a life coach or a mentor.
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48. Lifework
 Create wealth to support expanding
yourself and contributing to others
 Multiple sources of income
 Create your own businesses
 Consider network marketing business
 Learn fundamental business and leadership
skills, part time while in school or at work.
 Low initial investment, high potential payoff
 “Personal growth with a pay plan”
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49. “If you dream it, you can do it” –
Napoleon Hill
“Shoot for the moon, and if you
miss it, you’ll hit the stars.”
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