New Arnold Schwarzenegger Netflix Series: How to Manifest Your Dreams

Grab your popcorn and settle in because we’re about to dive into the Arnold Schwarzenegger series and learn how to manifest your dreams. Y’know, that charming Austrian-born gent who’s managed to crush every field he’s ever dipped his toes into? Yep, THAT Arnold. I recently watched his Netflix documentary and was left utterly inspired – plus amazed because I also did something similar when going to Japan.

Right off the bat, one thing that becomes abundantly clear is how Arnold has always used the power of focused visualization and action to manifest his dreams. Visualization is the practice of forming mental images to achieve a certain goal or outcome. Pretty simple, right? Well, not quite.

Focused Visualization

Arnold was a young lad in Austria, miles away from the glitz and glam of Hollywood, yet he was hell-bent on becoming the world’s greatest bodybuilder and a Hollywood superstar. Arnold didn’t just sit around wishing it would happen. Arnie visualized it in extreme detail. He pictured every minute detail – the smell of the gym, the roar of the crowd, the feel of the cold Oscar statue in his hands.

Dream and take action

But here’s the kicker: He didn’t just daydream. He took focused action – every. Single. Day. It was like this relentless visualization painted a vivid picture in his mind of what he wanted, and he just HAD to make it come to life.

He explains in the documentary how he started weight training at 15, religiously working on his body, fueled by the vision of standing on that Mr. Universe stage, trophy held high. That’s not all, though. He started taking English classes, acting classes, and anything that would get him closer to his Hollywood dream.

It wasn’t just about dreaming big for Arnold. He knew the importance of breaking down those dreams into smaller, achievable goals and tasks – and then ruthlessly ticking them off his list. It’s this combo of visualization and focused action that skyrocketed him to success, whether it was in bodybuilding, acting, or even politics.

Turn disadvantages into perks

Arnold wasn’t just about building his muscles; he was about building mental resilience. In the documentary series, he talks about how he approached every challenge, every setback, with a ‘what can I learn from this’ mindset. Not winning a competition? Time to beat the winner next year!

If there’s one thing you take away from this, let it be this: visualization without action is just daydreaming, and action without visualization is directionless. But when you combine the two? Now, that’s a power combo.

So whether you’re a budding entrepreneur, a striving artist, or someone feeling stuck in life, take a leaf out of Arnold’s book. Visualize your dreams, act on them with laser-like focus, and embrace every hiccup as an opportunity to learn and grow.

Remember, as Arnold himself says, “You can’t climb the ladder of success with your hands in your pockets.” So get out there, start visualizing, and take focused action.

P.S. I highly recommend giving the documentary a watch. It’s a manual on the power of the mind, relentless perseverance, and, most importantly, believing in yourself.