How do you handle problems in your life? Most people look only at the circumstances they’re experiencing, without realizing they can use their imagination to create a new result.

In the early 1990s I experienced a problem: I lost my job, my car was repossessed, and I couldn’t find work other than a laborer’s position. I had no education. We were on food stamps. We filed for bankruptcy, because that seemed like the only option. Because I was looking at my problem based on my circumstances, this caused me to be stuck in a situation where bankruptcy seemed like the only way out.

What I didn’t know was, there was another way of viewing my problem. If I had changed the way I was THINKING about the problem, I could have avoided bankruptcy, changed the situation, and turned everything around on a dime.

Years later, after I’d started a business, I ran into a much bigger problem. Someone embezzled a large amount of money from our company, while taking my email list. That was a WORSE situation to be in, than my original problem in the 1990s. However, I solved this problem and turned it around quickly without going bankrupt again. How did I do that? What was different?

In this episode you’ll learn:

• The way you view the world affects your ability to solve problems

• We’re creative beings, and we can use our imagination to solve problems in a completely different way

• You don’t have to be limited by the data, facts, or circumstances of your problems—there’s always another way

• If you’re stuck in a victim mindset, you won’t believe you have the power to create anything—because you’ll think everybody else has the power

• How the Law of Polarity can help you solve any problem

• How to use your imagination to create any image or idea in your mind and “hold” that image, so that you can create the result you want

Plus, I share an exercise you can use to ask your subconscious mind for help solving any problem.

Once you decide that you’re a creator—you can CREATE your way out of any situation.

Whenever you catch yourself hyper focusing on one side of something (like a problem), remind yourself to focus on the truth—there’s another side to it; there’s a solution to it, according to the law of Polarity.