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Patti Dobrowolski Video Analysis

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Patti Dobrowolski states that the benefits individuals received from drawing out their plan for the future will better them remember because individuals remember things better when they attach it to a picture. Dobrowolski shared that individuals have a increase of 65% better memory when they attach it to a picture. Secondly, Dobrowolski said that individuals get the most power when they paint their own picture. In this video, Dobrowolski stress the importance of, in order to achieve it, you must first see it, believe it, then ask and train your brain to act on it. When individuals draw their pictures and see their current life, they should feel pain because it hurts. However, when they look at their future, they should feel freedom and success.

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