From the monthly archive
May 2011
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The best way to get real clarity around your dream is to create a visual representation of your written goals. Whether your vision board consists of drawings, photographs or images taken from magazines or downloaded from the internet, the visual aspect of your goal is crucial…
By Barbara PellegrinoYou see, most people will jump into a situation like starting a home business, without ever taking the time to not only plan for success (which is critical to success) but to envision themselves obtaining that success.
By David FeinsteinIn effect, I had let my “imagination muscle” go soft and flabby ; I had quit working out in my visual workshop, the place where I receive the most leverage, where the really satisfying, long-lasting results are created.
By Julie CoombsYou can take any road you like if you neither care about nor know where you're going and if you get lost and don't reach your destination, it won't matter.
By Terri LevineOur intention will create a drive within us to accomplish those actions necessary to manifest our vision.
By Dr. Joe RubinoContrary to public opinion, it is not difficult to be a practicing Visionary, although you must cultivate a few skills, take action daily and never, ever be willing to give up your dreams!
By RS MalloryA minor change can produce a major outcome.
By Jim Britt"Athletes who make the fastest progress and those who ultimately become their best, make extensive use of performance imagery."
By Russ McNeilAs you read and enjoy this article my clear concise goal for you is that you will have a clear concise vision for yourself, your business and your lifestyle.
By Robert SheminMost of us don’t like failure. Which really is a shame. Because failure is going to happen. There is no getting away from it. Failure is a fact of life, like death and taxes. You cannot avoid it.
By Jillian MiddletonThat is why it is so important to surround yourself with positive people. Furthermore you must be aware of how you speak and think and how all and everything around you is speaking and thinking.
By Robert SheminA dream is what you would like for life to be. A Goal is what you intend to make happen. A goal is the near look; what, specifically, you intend to do on a daily basis to get there.
By Denis WaitleyI've often said the major reason for setting a goal is for what it makes of you to accomplish it. What it makes of you will always be the far greater value than what you get.
By Jim RohnIf you start with the thought of where you want to go or what you want to accomplish, it becomes much easier to get there, than just haphazardly hoping you will get to that point.
By George MadiouIt was a very timely read because it occurred to me that what he was describing as the 'tool' to move through and past resistance was having a clear and strong VISION!
By Mary K WeinhagenA clear vision of your ultimate life will help you to pursue your dreams, achieve goals and open your mind to endless possibilities.
By Debbie MadiouThe real power of vision is the ability to manifest your goals and execute them with immediate gratification. Online Marketing for a Network Marketer is a great new tool to add to a Networker's resource bag of tricks.
By Bill Ganz