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Peripheral vision – the ideal state!

Imagine you can ‘download’ information to your memory effortlessly and delight in your improved recall. Imagine you can push negative thoughts and self-sabotaging beliefs out of your mind and deny their return.


Have you ever stepped up to do a listing or buyer presentation and your mouth goes dry, you are literally shaking with fear and you feel sick? Have you ever been in a situation where your negative emotions have sabotaged you? Do you often feel anxious at work or in other social situations? Do you feel that your inner dialogue stops you from noticing what is going on or prevents you from really listening to another person?


Your problem may be nothing more than an inability to still your mind and allow your thinking to switch from a more analytical (conscious) form to a more relaxed (unconscious) form. This state of calm focus has several labels, including peripheral vision, the learning state, the teaching/coaching state and its original Hawaiian version, Hakalau.


How does this work? Going into periphery vision accesses our parasympathetic nervous system; the part of your nervous system that calms you down, slows you down, and lets your mind, body and emotions come back into balance.


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The technique 'Peripheral Vision'.

  1. Pick a spot above your eye line in front of you. Keep focussing on that spot, taking in all the colours, textures, light/shadow and really focussing in. Keep going for about 20 seconds.

  2. Now allow your vision to extend slightly, so that you are looking at the spot and about 30cm on either side, slowly take your vision out a little more and more until you can’t focus on the spot, but you can see your hands if you stretch your arms out level with your shoulders.

  3. Now stretch your vision even wider. Stretch your awareness in your imagination to as far around you as you can. Now you’re in peripheral vision.

If you start to think about any fears or other negative thoughts, you will probably drop out of peripheral vision; your eyes focus as you consider such thoughts or feelings. Try it!

Now, take your time and bring your vision back to peripheral. You’ll start to relax a little more and push those negative thoughts away. Your mind cannot hold peripheral vision and negativity at the same time. Each time you start to feel those unhelpful thoughts, quickly go into peripheral vision to dispel them. As you become adept, you’ll be able to use it in the very first flurry of nerves, then, unconsciously, you’ll do it before nerves even surface.


Practice often to become accustomed to using the technique! Remember, there is an adage that we become what we focus on; let’s focus on the positives!


Once you are doing this with ease, you’ll find that you maintain a more confident outlook, but that your ability to commit facts to memory is boosted. The unconscious mind is in a state that is conducive to absorbing information. When recall is required, simply attain peripheral vision once more to remove hindrances such as negativity and allow your unconscious mind to deliver the answer!



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Author of over 15 eBooks. Tanya Gordon is Certified in NLP (how we operate), Hypnotherapy (unconscious communication) and Timeline Therapy (recognizing your beliefs about mindset and sales (money) – and recognizing that of your customer). She has studied the psychology of human behaviour and has proven absolute authority and a true expert on mindset and sales techniques. She has ‘walked the walk‘ so her content and programs are highly practical and focused on results.



THE REAL eSTATE ™ PLAYGROUND IS A MINDSET AND SALES COACHING FOR FEMALE REAL ESTATE AGENTS.



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