"Hope and despair are both self-fulfilling prophecies." Ernest Heminway If you are in the market for a blue Honda, all you see on the road are blue Honda's. It's as if they are seemingly everywhere. In every intersection, passing usa on the highway, and at every gas station. Yet, they were there the whole time. We as humans have what's called the "reticular activation system", which helps us see more of what we're actively thinking about. It's actually a survival mechanism. If we needed to look for food because we were about to starve, we prime our senses to find it. Or if danger is close by in the form of a man eating predator, we prioritize our senses to be very aware of where the threat is., or where it could be hiding. It's an incredible level of focus that we don't realize we're using, bring what is on our subconscious mind into the conscious world. Are we focused on what might go wrong? Or are we focused on what will make it go right?