How to Improve Your Outlook on Life Through Photos

Exploring the “Two Pics” method

There are countless exercises when it comes to improving your outlook on whatever scenario you’re facing.

However, a great one introduced to me by Dean Graziosi in Millionaire Success Habits is the “Two Pics” method.

Essentially, you’re supposed to find two pictures of yourself. You should be an absolute mess in the first. Whether that be hungover, crying, or flat out exhausted it should not be a flattering photo.

Allow this awful photo to represent the negative version of you that attempts to bring you down. List all the negative feelings you have about your situation and attach it to this horrendous photo.

As you’re doing this, remember to keep in mind that this photo is the outdated version of yourself; this person isn’t who you are anymore.

Next, find a happy photo of yourself where you’re clearly having the time of your life. Write down the power this version of you has in the photo. Think back to why you were so thrilled and write down all those feelings.

This positive photo controls all the amazing aspects of your life and should be what you always strive towards.

Take a photo of these different pictures and descriptions side by side so you can always refer to them as a reminder.

If you ever begin to feel down just look at the photo to remind yourself of who you want to be.

Do you want to feed your negative or positive thoughts?

The choice is yours. Have a great day all.

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