How to Capture the Look and Feel of "Victory!"

Suppose you could look and feel like "Victory?" andstrike the same pose as Brandi Chastain.
capture the feeling of momentous triumph at will?OK. So you don't have to drop to your knees, tear
What difference would that make in your successyour shirt off, and so forth. You can empower your
journey if you felt like you just scored the winningmind and feel a sense of "Victory!" all the same.
goal in World Cup Soccer?Here's simple technique that I teach. I've observed it
Fortunately, you don't have be a soccer player toworks even for people who know nothing about
find out.soccer!
Here's how to look and feel like "Victory!" andTake a deep breath.
experience a great moment of triumph at will.Elevate your gaze as if looking at an imaginary point
On July, 10, 1999, Brandi Chastain scored the winningjust above a distant horizon.
goal that earned the U.S. women's soccer team theClenched your fists, raise your arms shoulder high,
World Cup title. With 90,185 spectators in the Roseleaned back a bit, and light up your face with a look
Bowl and 40 million watching on TV, she also struck athat proclaims "Victory!" loud and clear.
classic victory pose.Do this a few times in rapid succession. If you are
When she scored the winning goal, she ripped off heralone or you don't care who might think you just lost
shirt, sank to her knees, clenched her fists, raised heryour mind, yell out a resounding "Yes!"
arms shoulder high, leaned back a bit, looked up, andAs you feel this sense of victory, you will discover
lit up her face with a look that proclaimed "Victory!"that your mind does not care whether you've ever
loud and clear.stepped out onto a soccer field or not.
Stated another way, if I had to say what "Victory!"As you feel the sense of "Victory!" you empower
looked like, I'd say "Brandi Chastain scoring theyour mind to achieve victory after victory after
winning goal."victory. Fortunately, your mind feels both imagined
And Sports Illustrated added the exclamation point.and real victory the same way.
The cover of the next issue featured Chastain in herSo use the body and the pose of Brandi Chastain to
moment of triumph with a big "Yes!" superimposedcapture the feeling of "Victory!" at will.
on her image.Even if you are not a World Cup fan, celebrate your
The next time you need a moment of "Victory!" andown winning moves as you capture the look and feel
resounding "Yes!" to empower you toward success,of "Victory!