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The Making Of A Mind Movie - Part 1

Posted by: Barb on Oct 05, 2007

A few months back, I was extremely fortunate to win a membership with MindMovies.com, which I describe as a treasure map in motion. I had read about them back when they first opened shop, but it wasn’t until I read Vickie’s post about her movie that I became interested in making one for myself.

I decided to go about it on my own, figuring if it was so simple that I could do this without being shown how, and also not trusting that I’d have the funds to purchase a membership.

Thanks to hollaBackpackers from flickr for the use of the photo

To make a long story short, I spent a lot of time and energy trying to find ways to create this movie. While I found what I would need to know, I would have had to invest a bunch more time and energy to learn how to actually make the movie.

Furthermore, the MindMovies.com site offers so much more with their membership, like:

  • 1-time payment of$37. NO recurring fees. Nothing else to buy
  • Immediate Access to our tutorials and members area
  • Neuro - Linguistic essentials for programming your subconscious
  • Download and Keep all required software
  • Keep, edit or make more Mind Movies forever
  • Suitable for any PC or Mac OS 8 and above
  • and a bunch of bonuses (check out the site to see what these are as they keep adding to it)

So I set my intention to get the membership, and asked Dave to gift it to me for Mothers Day. )

I knew I was getting it, but Mothers Day came and passed without the funds to purchase the membership. Still, I had put it out there that I would indeed have this, and soon won a membership.

Back when I won, a membership was only two months long. About a month after I received my membership, MindMovies.com made the membership available for an unlimited time.

I was relieved because I wasn’t getting around to working on my movie, and time was passing quickly. Yes, I was feeling the pressure to get this done, and now I could relax about it.

Completely excited to get my movie completed, I signed in and began the process.

You can read about the first few steps in Part 2. D

Remember your power. Feel your power. Embrace your power.

Related Topics: Mind Movie, Movies, Visualization

2 Responses to “The Making Of A Mind Movie - Part 1”

  1. Josef Says:
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    Are you sure about the mind movie software working on Macs? They told me they didn’t have a version for the Mac when I contacted them.
  2. Barb Says:
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    Josef, I copied that information straight from their site, so you might want to check back. D

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