Let me tell you the reason I get whatever I want.
It’s not luck.
It’s not hustle.
It’s not even hard work in the way the world defines it.

It’s because I’m not living in “reality.”

I don’t accept reality as final. I don’t bow to facts, statistics, or appearances. I don’t let the external world dictate who I am, what I can have, or what’s possible for me.

Instead, I live in something much higher:
My inner world—powered by self-talk, faith, and imagination.

1. Self-Talk: The Inner Conversation That Shapes My World

Every day, I talk to myself.
Not like someone who’s lost his mind, but like someone who’s finally found it.

I remind myself of who I am.
I declare what’s true, not based on what I see, but based on what I know within.

I say things like:

• “I am blessed beyond measure.”

• “Everything I touch prospers.”

• “Doors open for me because I expect them to.”

• “I am one with God, and all things are working for my good.”

Why? Because my self-talk programs my subconscious. It rewrites the script. It aligns me with the frequency of my desires.

Proverbs 18:21 (NIV) says: “The tongue has the power of life and death.”
I choose to speak life—over my finances, health, relationships, and future.

2. Faith: The Power to Override “Reality”

I walk by faith, not by sight.
Faith isn’t wishful thinking—faith is a divine law. It’s the invisible bridge between what I imagine and what I experience.

When something doesn’t look like it’s working, I don’t panic. I don’t shrink.
I remind myself that appearances lie, but God within never fails.

Faith is the evidence of things not seen (Hebrews 11:1).
So I don’t need to see it out there—I only need to know it’s already done in here.

That’s why I stay calm in storms.
Because I know the storm isn’t real—only the Word is.
I create the weather I want using faith.

3. Imagination: My Spiritual Power Tool

Imagination is not just fantasy. It’s creation.

Every result in my life was first born in my mind. I see it. I feel it. I live in it.
I rehearse it over and over in my imagination until it becomes more real to me than what my eyes show me.

And you know what? The world always follows.
Reality is just a delayed mirror.

When I want to shift my world, I don’t fight it—I imagine differently.
I dwell in the end, like Neville Goddard said.
I enter the scene of the desired outcome and make it my home.

And because God lives in my imagination, my desires manifest.

So yes, I get whatever I want.
Because I’m not living in this temporary “reality” that changes with the wind.
I live in my mind, in the spirit, in the Word, in faith.

I live in the finished work—not the unfinished circumstances.

I use self-talk to shape my belief.
I use faith to override facts.
I use imagination to create my world.

That’s my formula.
And I invite you to try it—because when you stop living in “reality” and start living in truth, miracles become normal.