0:09
Okay, so yesterday, we went through the first technique, which is moving you from your a person to your B person, getting to understand some of the limitations that you’re stuck in, like we all get and thinking, Okay, what would it like to be free? What would that really like?

0:28
It’s an interesting question, and hopefully you’ve started to imagine an emotion here, what that B person would be like. Now, why call it Imagineer? An emotion here is imagination is a fantastic tool for you to visualize and put all the details and the color and the richness into who you really want to be.

0:50
Okay. Emotioneering is very much where you feel that so you can step forward in time and maybe put yourself where you would like to be. Maybe you want to be on a beach. Maybe you just got a little computer there to maybe an hour’s little bit of, you know, I don’t call it work a day, and really enjoying the weather, enjoying the sun, the sea, and feeling super relaxed, and feeling like there’s a sense of destiny importance to every thought that you have, and that’s giving you a really good feeling down right through your chest and into your legs, and you’re spreading open your your shoulders, and you’re standing up straight, and you’re putting your head forward, and you’re looking into life, embracing the future without a sense of fear whatsoever.

1:34
So you getting this emotion coming forward, and you’ve got to use your mind to build the future you’ll be person isn’t the thinking that you’ve been using all this time, but the reason we build the B person is so you can step into that person and use their thinking to solve your problems today, because your current level of thinking has amounted to where you are right now, and that brought us into today’s lesson, which is about our worldview.

2:02
Now, some of us have very small worldview. In fact, it just consists within our living room, and that’s a very small concern in a considered place. And if we take someone like Elon Musk, his worldview is the universe. It goes all the way to Mars, so you can see the difference. And I don’t know how much he’s worth, maybe two, 20 billion the man is worth.

2:26
So his huge worldview is just rewarding with him, with so much more opportunity to create and manifest so much more money, he’s just got a bigger view. If you contract down to where’s yours is, then that will respond in the amount of opportunity you experience and the amount of abundance that you have in your life, and the amount of money and the amount of happiness and the amount of pleasure.

2:52
So where you are looking around, where you are right now, is a result of your world view. So if you take a world like that, you think, okay, it’s nice and small, then you can say, Okay, what’s the next step up? Well, the next step up might be someone like JK Rowling or Tony Robbins. JK Rowling is worth about 800 million. Tony Robbins, about 600 million. JK Rowling started as a secretary with a small world view. Tony Robbins started as a janitor with a small world view, but for whatever reason, they got a bigger world view, and that allowed them to see the world in a bigger way and embrace new opportunity.

3:32
And actually that had a change. Just changing the world view had a change on the neuroplasticity of the mind, that’s the structure of the mind which gave them the capacity to process things in ever greater ways. And in this context, they both became more creative, and that creativity gave them more opportunity to create wealth and do more good on the world. It’s not just a ball about money, but if you’re going to do something, you know, if you get a good reward for it. It feels better. It’s got a tangible value.

4:04
So here we want to give up the idea that money is a bad thing. If you’re negative towards money, then you’re never going to have it. So you’ve got to start to not love money for its own right. It’s a banker. But you start to see it as an energy. You start to see it as a way of you going, Okay, if, instead of having this worldview where I’m very tight, you’re starting to go, Okay, if I had a million pounds, what would I do with a million pounds? You could do an awful lot of, you know, work with that. You could maybe buy a flat for 300,000 and then you could spend 700,000 on manifesting real change in the world.

4:39
So money is an energy for either good or bad, and if it’s in your hands with the right intention, you can do a lot of good. You can do a lot more good than you’re doing right now. So this is why a bigger world view means that you’re not constricted by these views, and the number one constriction is what your limitations are as a person. And then how you feel about money and how that can generate either negative or positive vibes in you. You need to move it to the positive vibes.

5:07
Now, certainly, Tony Robbins didn’t do what he did, as far as the world’s sort of biggest guru. He didn’t do it for the money. That’s a consequence. But over time, because of the amount of people he’s helped, he’s creating a massive fortune. Now, JK, Rowling didn’t do it for the money. She didn’t write, write Harry Potter for the money. She just had this creativity, which was a bigger worldview than just being a secretary.

5:32
So that’s the consequence of having a bigger worldview. Now, Elon Musk, on the other hand, had even a massive worldview. It was huge. It was, like I said, a universal view. And that’s correspondedly Bring bringing into his life masses of opportunity, which is why he’s got 220, 8 billion.

5:52
So in this process, in this day, I want you to start thinking about your relationship with money, thinking about expanding the worldview and expand it as big as you can go, think about you standing on a stage inspiring 1000s of people to change the world. Are you doing something else along the lines of making the world a better place and believing that you can you?