In this solo episode of the Limitless Podcast, host Tracy Poizner delves into the fascinating concept of the Futures Cone as introduced by Joseph Voros and adapted from earlier works by Trevor Hancock, Clement Biesold, and Charles Taylor. Tracy explores how this thought-provoking model can be used to help individuals imagine and manifest their futures by navigating through categories like Projected, Plausible, Probable, Preferred, Possible, and Preposterous.
Through a blend of psycho-spiritual insights and practical examples, the host illustrates how these categories help shape personal growth, goal-setting, and the pursuit of seemingly impossible dreams. The episode emphasizes the importance of releasing limiting beliefs, embracing creativity, and using archetypal energies—such as the Magician and the Warrior—to turn preposterous ideas into reality.
Key highlights include:
The quantum mechanics principle of superposition and its relevance to potential futures.
The archetypal beliefs that influence how we perceive and approach possibilities.
Real-world examples, including Jim Carrey’s manifestation of his $10 million acting deal.
The importance of courage, imagination, and faith in breaking past conventional limitations.
The episode closes with inspiring words from Arthur C. Clarke’s Profiles of the Future: “The only way of finding the limits of the possible is by going beyond them into the impossible.”
Key Topics Covered:
Understanding the Futures Cone and its relevance to personal potential.
Archetypes in shaping belief patterns and overcoming self-doubt.
Techniques for collapsing a preferred future into reality.
The interplay between creativity, courage, and faith in goal achievement.
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Tracy is available for speaking, corporate training and private 1:1 consulting in the Space|Time Alchemy transformation process. Contact her at tracy@tracypoizner.com or on LinkedIn @tracy.poizner
