A Mind Movie is a tailor-made visual representation

The founder of MindMovies.com Ryan Higgins had been trying to make a difference in his life. He had tried visualization and positive affirmations for some time, and had not had huge success. He wanted to make the art of visualization fun, something you would be more likely to continue doing on a regular basis. While searching the internet one day, Ryan decided to make a movie on his computer of what he wanted his life to look like. Within 3 months of watching his own tailor-made Mind Movie regularly, Ryan had achieved everything in it. This lead him on his quest to take the concept to as many people as possible, with the aim of helping them achieve success in their lives.

If you want to experience the 'Law of Attraction' as promoted in movies, books and courses ( e.g. 'The Secret') then a mind movie is a cool way to add your aspirational imagery, text and inspirational music in one piece of media to watch regularly to bring those aspirations into your life and make the dream a reality. A mind movie really does help you focus your mind on what you truly want out of life. Of course you should have lots of mind movies covering different areas in which you'd like to see a change - health, wealth, relationships you name it!

Mind Movies have taken the whole dream/vision board concept to a new level. Instead of cutting out images from magazines and remembering to look at them a few times a day, Mind Movies encompass images, affirmations and music. When you visualize something to the extent that you have already achieved it, as you do with Mind Movies, that kick starts the Law of Attraction. And because it's a fun thing to do, people are more likely to take the time to put their movie together and continue watching it. The creation kit that Ryan has put together makes it simple even for people who have little computer experience to put their own movie together.

The program does leave something out, which is that I think it should teach people how to put their movies onto their iPhones, Blackberries etc. if they want to; that way, people can take their movies with them and watch them whenever they want to. I find that I have a lot of free time to myself when I'm on the go so it comes in really handy for me. It can be done, but I had to research it on my own; not a big deal, but just something that would make the program even better.

The founder of MindMovies.com Ryan Higgins had been trying to make a difference in his life. He had tried visualization and positive affirmations for some time, and had not had huge success. He wanted to make the art of visualization fun, something you would be more likely to continue doing on a regular basis. While searching the internet one day, Ryan decided to make a movie on his computer of what he wanted his life to look like. Within 3 months of watching his own tailor-made Mind Movie regularly, Ryan had achieved everything in it. This lead him on his quest to take the concept to as many people as possible, with the aim of helping them achieve success in their lives.

Lisa Robinson