Hello shibby18.
I must admit, it does take a while to do a WILD and that is because you are learning what works and what doesn't for you. Also some things that some people might experience might not be what you experience. Finally, fear, anxiety, or concentrating too hard can stumble a person. Fear is overcome by facing WILD more and more and getting use to the unknown.
Basically--don't give up!!! Keep at it.
Now as to why you aren't experiencing anything could be because you haven't really started a WILD and that could be because of not falling asleep--your body that is, not your mind. Many things can affect this: are you stressed out, nervous about it, too excited, thinking of many problems in life, or concentrating really hard. You should be relaxed, calm, imagine your body becoming limp. Stare out into the darkness. Try not to think of anything. Sometimes, thinking can help though (again, it varies from person to person). I have read some people count (I love doing this to stay focus). Some people chant ("I will be lucid tonight"). Some people daydream (that's what I do Gets me there quicker since it is relaxing). Find what works for you.
Other ways that help induce--some suggest excersize since you exhausts your body but awakens your mind. Some suggest doing it in the afternoon. Some suggest doing it when you are extremely tired so it is easy to go under. Some say wake up and then after 15 minutes do it since it is closer to sleepy time, but harder to stay alert though.
I hope this helps! Check on the forum "attaining Lucidity." Many people there post about WILD and reading what others go through and do really helps.
Good luck sport and never give up!! ^_^
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