Say It and See It

by Jan 23, 2016

‘I figured that if I said it enough, I would convince the world that I really was the greatest.' -?Muhammad Ali

One method you can use to train your brain to improve the ratio is meditation.

Since it is said that ?a picture paints a thousand words? you can see how much more potent a tool visualisation becomes when trying to effect a positive outcome. Among other benefits, visualisation has had great applications in improving pain symptoms, and in improving immune system functions.

Can you affirm and visualise your health and happiness?

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Estelle is the Editor and Founder of Smart Healthy Women Magazine. Founded online in 2013, SHW began as a wellness publication and evolved, over more than a decade, into a feminist political magazine, covering the health, economic, and political conditions shaping women's lives in a world that increasingly demands honest writing about both. SHW has published 677 articles and 56 themed digital issues featuring the work of more than 300 women writers.

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Founder and Editor at  | Website |  + posts

Estelle is the Editor and Founder of Smart Healthy Women Magazine. Founded online in 2013, SHW began as a wellness publication and evolved, over more than a decade, into a feminist political magazine, covering the health, economic, and political conditions shaping women's lives in a world that increasingly demands honest writing about both. SHW has published 677 articles and 56 themed digital issues featuring the work of more than 300 women writers.

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