There is a simple formula for achieving any dream. It is as follows: Keep your dream alive and keep moving toward it.
You can keep your dream alive in several ways – here are two:
•Spend time every day envisioning your dream, in other words by imagining that it is true now:
• What does it look like; how does it sound, taste, and feel?
• Where are you? Who is with you or around you?
• What’s it like being the person who has accomplished this dream? What is the expression on your face? How do you feel? What is your posture? Are you dressed differently? What are your relationships like?
•Tell others about your dream (but only those who believe in dreams and will believe in yours).
You can keep moving toward your dream several ways - here are a few:
• Have dream conversations - ask other people what their dreams are and tell them yours.
• Act on each idea concerning your dream that you are inspired by - you will be inspired.
• Say “yes” to the opportunities that come your way – there will be plenty of them if you respond
• Ask for help - the right people will be happy to help you.
• Today, take one action, however small, in the direction of your dream.
• Take one to three actions each day that will take you closer to your dream
Remember, the journey to your dreams will take you home to yourself and to experiencing greater aliveness.
You are a natural! You are brilliant! You are magnificent! Simply by being you. Let your light shine!
If you’d like to speak with me about igniting your dreams and living an authentic life, call today for a 30 - minute complimentary consultation @ 617-524-6153.
About The Author
Reggie Odom LICSW, CPCC, PCC founder of Inspired Works, is a life coach, speaker, and lecturer at the Simmons College School of Social Work. She is considered a master teacher and unforgettable speaker. Reggie ignites passion and confidence in individuals and small business entrepreneurs for creating a life or business that they love, naturally.She can be contacted at (617)524-6153, @reggieodom.com or you can visit her website at http://www.reggieodom.com.
