Trust me…MILD is way more basic than WILD. The only reason that the BIG WILD topic has a buttload more posts than MILD is because its so much more complex and theres too many complicated approaches. I have had 85% of my LD’s from MILD.
If you still want to try WILD anyway, I would say try in the early morning after lots of sleep and either use the "don't move" method or sleep in a position that keeps you slightly more aware so you don't lose conciousness immediatly.
Flame_of_the_West
I agree with everyone above. If counting works best then stick with that for a while. I apologize in advance if this sounds a bit confusing but, you might be spending too much time worrying about the symptoms of WILD (i.e. vibrations, SP)that you are keeping yourself awake. Try to just focus on your induction technique and nothing else, just let things happen. I know it is a lot but, look through the hole big WILD thread there is a lot of good advice there.
Another thing I want to mention. Don’t completely discount the DILD techniques they are not complicated at all and are very powerful. I incorporate MILD into my WILD technique and found it to be a great backup to WILD. Yes you can do both WILD and MILD at the same time.
What time of the day/night do you attempt to WILD?? It is very important that you have minimum 3-5hours sleep before attempting to WILD.
You dont have rem sleep in early stages of sleep, so it is usually best to do it in early morning.
EDIT:
It is not impossible to do before sleep, just much harder.
Out of all my WILD’s, only one of them was induced before sleep.
I aim to master this some day in future aswell. 
I fully agree with Trancewave that mild is way more basic then wild for having lds…unless your a natural at wilds that is!
But if that was the case this post wouldnt be here.
What i miss with many ppl that practise wild is a focus point at your body where you focus awareness and breathing at!
That is extremely important.
The other way of doing it is from a basic relaxation and focussing at a simple basic vissual coming from a mental image.
then u got the flame tech…that also needs a focus point.
Or u can do the fast selfhypnosis suggestion…“iam dreaming” over and over till u fall a sleep and then dream and have a ld right away.
But this also asks for dicipline…fast repeating it in your mind and never stopping till u are out.
Then tomas is also right…at what time u practise Wild!
Last thing…Wild is suppose to be a hobby, a thing for fun from interest, not a matter of life and death…its not like…oh I cant wild.
So now i wont have lds.
Thats certainly not the case!
Two corrections: WILD is far easier when you’ve slept before it, particularly for beginners at the technique. You can do it when you go to sleep too.
You only have short REM stages towards the beginning of sleep. Longer ones come later.
I agree with those who stated attempting WILD in the morning, when you have longer REM cycles. As someone who is great at WILD but sucks at almost all other methods, I would advise focusing on your hypnogogic imagery. If you can just refrain from thinking and not really concentrate but just experience the HI, it’s very easy to jump right in and manipulate it. I’ve also found that when I’m in that state where I am very sleepy but still not fully asleep, imagining running helps me to become lucid. I understand your need for mastering WILD. So far it is the only really fulfilling kind of LD I can have and is usually incredibly clear. Good luck with your efforts!
I did not mean to say it was impossible, just suggesting it is way harder to do before sleep. 
When I was little I used to sit and press my fingers onto my eyelids and when I’d see the bright orange and green shapes flying from a dot in the centre of my vision and then whooshing opast my eyes, I’d kind of pretend I was flying through space and dodge them all until I’d get to a point where it looked like I was going through a hole and through to space where I could see all these tiny pinpricks of white that looked like stars…I’ve been told that this is exactly what HI is-just by doing this as you’re going to sleep…laying in a position where you can press your fingers on your eyes while relaxing…can you do WILD then, or does it only work when it comes naturally?
(Oh and btw…yes I know that is a really sad hobby for a child!)
yes, i only attempt WILD after 3-5 hours of sleep.
thanks for all your replys and advice, i think i will abandon WILD 4 now, any good MILD advice? im sick of the basic technics in websites it’s never really works. any1 can give me a MILD method that is actually working for him?
…or her. Oh, you’re from Israel! OK then
It’s very simple, you just say to yourself “I will recognise when I’m in a dream” over and over in your head. There really isn’t much advice I can give to you.
As everyone knows by now, MILD has only worked once for me, but it worked…not going to talk about Irvine (I’m NOT…)
I repeatd “The next time I dream, I will know that I’m dreaming”
that’s weird, i think i can get WILD kind of easily. i did last night where i could feel everything moving forward like 2 days ago and even feeling my eyelids/eyes or something flip back and forth. my heart started to pound really quickly though and i got a lil scared so i opened my eyes. the thing is, i don’t really wanna have an OOBE, just an LD, but i can only astral project for now. and the whole SP old hag syndrome isn’t something i’m so fond of either.
as for how to WILD. for me, i just close my eyes and look at all the little lights that you see in the pitch black. somewhere along the line, those little lights will start to look like they’re being sucked away and new ones start forming and doing the same, until a bunch does so very rapidly. i guess this is where the “zooming through a tunnel” thing happens. also, i have a lot of trouble sleeping. usually most ppl can sleep within 5-10 minutes after hittin the sheets but for me, its about 2-4 hours. lately during the last few months, i haven’t been able to sleep until about 3-4 am in the morning so that might be what triggers it. could be fatigue, but i dunno.
When I do WILD, it’s almost always just after waking from a dream. I try to do it as quickly as possible, and it works best when I’ve just begun to wake up and I feel “half-asleep.” I don’t think I’ve ever done WILD successfully after moving around and becoming truly fully awake.
Flame_of_the_West
I always hate to see someone completely give up on a technique. WILD takes time and patients and practice but, so does MILD. You can work on both at the same time.
Anyway:
Just a quick outline to give you a basic idea.
The main thing that is important to do is to critically question your reality while awake and to strongly intend to realize you are dreaming while dreaming. Again you have to practice diligently and don’t give up. Almost everyone will get it in time. Good luck and let me know if I can be of any help.
No one technique is going to produce instant results you have to have patients. I believe you said you have been practicing for 2 months which is not really a long time at all.
It seems to me that you are keeping yourself to much awake with WILD. You have to let yourself go deeper and let go of most of your consciousness. If you can post exactly what you do for WILD maybe I or someone else can tell you where you are going wrong and right. I also recommend learning about meditation or self hypnosis. It is a big help with WILD
I don’t really know WHAT to do…I know you’re supposed to lay still and comfortably and relax completely (check) and that’s it…I do this…then I’m stuck, I end up just doing nothing…and it doesn’t work lol!
I actually have a tendency to try WILD when im on the brink of exaughstion. Of course when your like that your attention span only has to last for a few minutes because your body puts up no struggle against you sleeping. Still I will admitt that it takes a grand effort on your part to keep yourself focused. That effort though almost always puts me to sleep right before I lose my train of thought.
PistGurl
There is actually a bit more to it than that. I put myself into a trance first with self hypnosis or meditation. Then a little at a time start to let go of some of your consciousness. I have posted several alert relaxation techniques on this site. I’ll see if I can find one and I’ll post it here as well. You only need to maintain a slight awareness to cross over into the dream. In fact any more than that and you may keep yourself awake.
Yes indeed, it must be a very slightly part that u keep consciously…or in other words your conscious must be quite empty and passive.
Else u stay awake just as simple as that.
jeff
As for me, I too find the WILD technique doable after 5 or 6 hours of sleep, but it doesn’t work every morning. I used to try self hypnosis on a small tape recorder and set it to go off with a timer at various hours of the night with a whispering tape which says “You are dreaming”…over and over. The result was that I would wake up completely by the tape recorder or I would simply sleep right through it. I find it impossible to MILD. …WILD-yes…MILD-no
Agent11421
You can also try to do WILD at bedtime. It is harder to do but it can be done. The reason I suggest it is because it gives you more practice with the WILD technique and even if WILD fails you may find that you become lucid later in the night.