Our imagination is truly a powerful thing. The imagination is the workshop of our mind where we can begin to organize our thoughts, and then through proper actions we can turn our thoughts into reality. When used incorrectly, however, we can be be frozen in place by troubles that never happened. Develop the courage to become bigger than your fears. It won’t be easy, but you can use your fear as a guide to know where you need to go and grow to live the life you truly desire.
No matter what your financial goal is (or any goal for that matter), if it’s above and beyond your current circumstances, then you’ll be required to exercise courage. There’s just no way around it. Start with small acts of courage, build it up like a muscle, and work your way up to taking life changing, courageous action!
Life is always in flux. You can choose to adapt and grow, or remain the same and get left behind. Don’t be afraid to reinvent yourself frequently and as needed. Yes, it may scary to step into uncertainty away what you’ve known, but your wildest dreams and desires are on the other side of your comfort zone.
We’re finally getting some much needed rain in Northern California; hoping this rain extinguishes any remaining fire hot spots. Sending my thoughts and prayers to anyone who is currently experiencing a storm and the strength to get through it.
“I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.” ~ Louisa May Alcott
As we head into Thanksgiving, let’s commit to not only playing through this holiday weekend but beyond it! No matter what you do for a living: school, corporate job, running a business, or anything else, find a way to consciously connect with your childlike wonder and playfulness.