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Most women trying to build passive income are doing it the hard way.
Not because they're not working hard enough. Because there's one thing they're skipping. And that one thing is what their brain actually needs to make it happen faster, with more ease, and in a way that lasts.
In this episode, Tasha teaches the visualization practice she's used for 15 years. She teaches it live. You do it with her.
This isn't theory. This is a practice. Come ready to use it.
What Tasha covers in this episode:
Why the energy behind how you ask for something matters more than the asking itself — and what visualization does that prayer and affirmations can't
The scene Tasha comes back to again and again to programme her brain for large, consistent passive income
How to use AI to create an image of yourself that makes your brain believe what you're building before it's happened
The gratitude visualization that puts you inside the feeling of already having it
Why doing this once isn't enough, and exactly how often your brain needs to be fed the vision
By Tasha ChenMost women trying to build passive income are doing it the hard way.
Not because they're not working hard enough. Because there's one thing they're skipping. And that one thing is what their brain actually needs to make it happen faster, with more ease, and in a way that lasts.
In this episode, Tasha teaches the visualization practice she's used for 15 years. She teaches it live. You do it with her.
This isn't theory. This is a practice. Come ready to use it.
What Tasha covers in this episode:
Why the energy behind how you ask for something matters more than the asking itself — and what visualization does that prayer and affirmations can't
The scene Tasha comes back to again and again to programme her brain for large, consistent passive income
How to use AI to create an image of yourself that makes your brain believe what you're building before it's happened
The gratitude visualization that puts you inside the feeling of already having it
Why doing this once isn't enough, and exactly how often your brain needs to be fed the vision