The Images you see or form bring forth an emotional response

bywammark

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5 years ago

Have you ever looked at an image and immediately felt your heart rate increase in a good way? Well that's just the same feeling I got when I looked at the one above.

The images you see or form bring forth an emotional response. You may not be conscious of it but that's exactly what happens. Take for example the one above, we all may have at one point tossed toddlers in the air and heard them squeal with excitement as we repeatedly helped them "take to the skies"... You can't help but share in their delight and keep carrying on until your arms are worn out. And just when you think they've had enough, they pause momentarily and say... "do it again..." :)

Lots of free sources

Thanks to the internet, there are lots of sources of royalty free images out there that we can make use of. Thanks too to the indefatigable Mel, I discovered a vast source of Free Government Images. I've linked his blog below just in case you missed it

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/melwaller/blog/thousands-of-...

Stanley too has in the past shared a source I'd never heard of

https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/stanleycmng/blog/another-sou...

And best of all...

As a free or Premium Member of Wealthy Affiliate, you have access to an unlimited collection of images that you can add to your blog posts or personal website articles.

And so whether your preference is Nature...

Horse racing...
Graphical imagery...

Or Music...

There's an image to accompany your every need.

However,

The most important images we can ever form are those in our minds.

What image do you form when faced with the next challenge or deadline?

Is it one of defeat or a flying finish with the crowds cheering?

Ponder on that for a moment and choose what image you will consciously form next time.

Remember, all the images you see or form bring forth an emotional response. Choose to see or form only those images that will set you on the path to winning.

We are Blessed.

Mark