One of my routine exercises is to make predictions on success, always aiming for higher accuracy.
I’d like you teach you this skill with a recent example.
Two weeks ago me and my wife watched season 1 of a survival show called “Alone”. 10 tough guys are dropped off by helicopter or boat in the middle of nowhere (Vancouver Island) to fend for themselves.
The last man standing wins half a Million Dollars.
Contestants who can’t handle it anymore call for help and get rescued. Six contestants, self-proclaimed “survival experts” already dropped out within the first few days. After the first week, only four men remained. But these remained for almost two months, with the winner holding out for 56 days!
The conditions were brutal: Almost constant rain and wind. Temperatures below freezing. Bears, Cougars, Wolves. No food unless you went to fish or hunt it. No shelter unless you made it.
Our goal was to predict the winner of the show from the beginning. I predicted a guy named Alan to win. My wife predicted a guy named Mitch to win. Alan came in first, Mitch came in third, so I won this round of prediction-practice. We love psychic-competition.
We chose this show because a thing produced by History Channel is more documentary than entertainment. Entertainment is rigged and so not suitable for prediction. But real-life, is easy to predict.
We predicted our favored candidates by the end of episode 1. I predicted Alan but had only 50% certainty. By episode 4 I said “it’s going to be Alan” with 80% certainty. And by Episode 8, when there were only four contestants left, I was 100% certain. The season had 11 episodes. The closer you get to the event, the easier it becomes to predict.
How is it done?
Victory is already ingrained in the consciousness/energy of a person. Every battle is won before it’s even begun.
The winning-energy is expressed in body language, words, actions, expressions, physique. I taught all this in my 2010 book “Levels of Energy”.
Alan, the winner, was the only person not complaining or afraid. The last two men standing – Alan and Sam – were the only people who displayed a sense of Humor. You’ll remember from my book that Humor = High Energy.
The winner was the only person who was not posturing, bragging, showing off or otherwise wasting energy. Even after an entire month alone in the wilderness he was still creating, building and inventing survival tools. He was one of the few who was not constantly reflecting on missing his home, missing his family etc. He was present.
Others let themselves drift into fear, sadness and apathy – and once they reached those emotion-levels it was only a matter of time until they dropped out. We could “see it coming”.
The winner was acting and speaking as-if he were willing to stay much longer. It was later revealed he was preparing to stay until spring – 5 months more than he needed to to win!
Accurate predictions don’t require you to see the future but read the present. Read the energy and you will have a fairly clear idea of what happens next.
