Many problems that people have with WILD are related to the organization of thoughts and brain processes. You see, although a WILD or any other lucid dream type is the concept of mind- awake, body- asleep. However, do not take that literally, as I feel that many people make the mistake of doing. Your goal is to think as little as possible. The best way to achieve this is to passively concentrate on ONE thing, or concept, and that will distract the rest of your conscious mind into experiencing the "shift" in consciousness that is the dreamstate.
Over thinking will result in failure. Also, in my experience, trying to talk to yourself, and/or note to yourself what phase or stage of the WILD process you're in will result in failure. eg, "oh ok! sleep paralysis is starting...brilliant...ok then and ah yes the hypnagogic imagery!" No! Do not think! If you're using a specific technique, stick with it and do no more. Do not over analyze. Whether you just do a generic WILD or VILD, (I prefer the latter), or any other type of WILD, stick to it, and don't over think! That is why you fail my friends.
I am not Mr. High-and-Mighty myself, though. I continue to have my fair share of difficulties myself with WILDing. Too many bloody requirements to get em done if you ask me. I'll stick with DILD for now 
Incidentally, thearrow, REM periods aren't the only time you dream. REM periods are perhaps the only GUARANTEED dream periods, but I dream during 10 minute naps all the time. Good luck and happy dreaming everyone
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