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I’m a big believer of getting what you truly desire. But first you have to recognize that desire. And then you say it, and not just saying it quietly…SAYING IT OUT LOUD! Yes, hear your voice resonate in the room that you’re in.

Say that you have (fill in the blank) or that you are (fill in the blank again). Say it with enthusiasm! Sing a song about it…make up a song so you can hum it all day long!

Maybe it’s sounds too cheezy for you to do. I sure thought it was when I first heard this, even though it was a good way to fulfill your desires and dreams (and definitely a good first step). I mean seriously how bad do you want what you want? How bad do you want that change in your life?

By saying it out loud and proud (with no shame), you affirm to yourself and the world around that this is what you want. This is who you are. Importantly, if it is hard for you to imagine or grasp (b/c you’re not there yet), then this method is purely magic. Little by little, you start convincing yourself that you have what you want. The more you do it, the less the doubts and insecurities pop up in your mind.

You will triumph over the external and internal voice that says you can’t. It just takes time and patience.

So now you were thinking how things are going to change by saying it out loud? See, when you start believing in the affirmation you set up for yourself, opportunities start popping up. If you didn’t believe in it as true, the right opportunities wouldn’t even be on your radar screen. Plainly, you cannot be aware of the possibilities if you close your mind on the idea/affirmation in the first place.

It is by your conviction that you go out there and grab such opportunity and make the affirmation a reality. Plus, this works because it follows universal laws: the Law of Attraction or the law of action (saying it out loud) and reaction (your conviction gets you the result).

And you know what? It’s simple. Because you said so!

Here’s a personal story:

For months, I knew I was going to leave my crappy apartment down near the university. It was a poorly maintained building in a not-so-good neighborhood. But for 2 years, I kept saying to myself and to others (out loud) that I wasn’t worried. The next place I will get will be ridiculously better because that’s just how it worked in my mind. For 2 years, I assured myself.

Then time was winding down before my lease was up. I discussed with my roommate then (and now) how we were going to find a wonderful place and pay an amazing price for it.

Now, we’re in LA and almost everything we looked at in our price range was not good. Especially in the neighborhood we wanted. It seemed that it’s just not likely to pay the amount we set ourselves for a baller place (LA is expensive!) But that didn’t stop us from putting it out there that it was what we wanted. We even specifically said that was the price we’ll have. We even added the specific neighborhood we wanted.

To make a long story short, we are currently living in a beautiful house overlooking a lake. And paying a reasonable amount for the both us (the exact amount we expressed months earlier). AND in the neighborhood we desired. Life is good and we are both absolutely grateful