Jamie Kern Lima

Do I even think I have amazingness at all?

Can you share about this?

This is so inspiring.

That is so powerful what you just said.

I want to make sure you guys don't miss what Jill just said, because the way we were talking about how, oh, we're familiar with someone treating us horrible, which is why we keep dating the same dude over and over, whatever it is, the same way, because that's familiar.

That's what's comfortable.

So powerful what you just said.

You said the things you want, the things you, when you visualize them over and over, you imagine them, like that starts to also become familiar or comfortable in your brain, which then makes sense why people say visualization

helps with manifestation of things.

I remember sitting in the QVC parking lot after being told no for years and literally being like on the verge of bankruptcy for so long, trying to keep our company alive and then getting one big shot on QVC.

And I sat in that parking lot the entire week beforehand.

I imagined the sold out sign coming up across the screen.

I imagined all these things like the way I imagined like an Olympic athlete would envision landing a triple axle or whatever it is.

And it's interesting that I've never thought of it this way until you just said that, that it becomes then familiar to us, which is part of the power of visualization.

I've never thought of it that way before.

I've always believed it worked, but it's starting to make so much more sense the way you explained it, which is beautiful.

So, okay.

Spirit Daughter is out now, this much anticipated book.

Millions of people turn to Jill Winterstein, Spirit Daughter, for inspiration for their own journey of spiritual awakening and enlightenment and joy and their best life.

And so just to ask you for the person at home who's like, huh, I think I might pick that book up.