Bumping the topic.
It's mostly describing the images in your head in a loud voice as a training at first. For Problem-solving just ask a question adn describing the images that "pop up". Win Weger (author of the two books DarrenLB is referring to) stresses the fact of describing this in a loud voice and not internalising the descriptions. I think this is mostly to induce better focus.
I have tried this a few times, and my feelings tell me that is it promising. the interesting thing when doing that, even thought, it feels akward at first, is that the images get clearer and bigger and much more vivid as you go on.
Getting better at handling Visual-based ideas (which are frequent for me) should be very helpful. A small increase in this capacity could reap huge benefits in the long run.
I know steve recommended stream-writing, which is maybe praticaly the same thing or very similar (going with whatever comes to mind). But, i think the image streaming technique has a much more direct and personal factor: the live direct simulataneous talking. I would like to know what Steve or nayone here thinks about this technique.
Note: If you don't know what it is, google "image streaming". There's lots of info to at least get you started and test this.
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