Most people study techniques but don’t see real change. A few do—because they stop thinking about their goal and start living from it. The Live in the End practice shows you how to rehearse a short, ordinary moment you’d have after it’s done, and to make that your daily rhythm. Your imagination isn’t a someday tool; it’s how you experience reality now. When you let the future feel familiar—and act from that stance—old limits lose their grip and next steps feel natural.

In practice, that looks simple. You choose one proof line you’d naturally say when it’s real (“We did it.” “Paid in full.” “It came through.”). You pair it with a five-to-ten second scene you can replay without strain—a quick message, a hand squeeze, a glance at your bank app. You keep it ordinary. You repeat it briefly at times that already exist in your day: while the kettle boils, before opening your inbox, as you settle into bed.