Yup, you've described me to a T. I too would like to know!

I think it doesn't matter so much whether it's "daydreaming" or "visualising" - any thought can be manifested, if you apply enough emotional intensity and repetition to it. Think back in your life to negative things you've manifested before you knew about LOA, eg your breakup, etc. Did you get those manifestations by setting time out to visualise? No, you naturally thought about those scenarios while applying negative emotion to them, and with repetition.

My point is - don't make my mistake of getting too hung up on "visualising" perfectly. You have an advantage that you're already good at daydreaming - so just ensure you focus and make the scene evoke emotions in you - the stronger the better. And what Pixel said about making it "first person" is good too - it just makes it more lifelike for you which draws more emotions.

This describes me as well. I try to see myself in first person when I visualize but it takes a little more effort. I find myself daydreaming all day and seeing myself in third person which I know isn't as effective. When I notice I do try to switch to first person but it's harder to maintain the vision that way.

You create what you consciously focus on. If there's no "conscious" thinking in daydreaming, then it is as good as random thinking. 

Last edited by Vera (2/05/2017 9:22 am)