Bring Your Dream, Vision or Theme to Life
by Wendy Hearn
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Published on this site: January 2004 - See
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What do you do on a daily basis to you bring your dream, vision or theme* to life?
One way is to spend time visualizing it. This gives you the opportunity to keep
your dream, vision or theme alive; it allows you to be in the moment with it and
the next step to unfold naturally.
Visualizing is a simple process so start wherever you feel
comfortable, taking it one step at a time. To start the process,
close your eyes if possible, and begin to bring your dream,
vision or theme to life. See yourself as the person you want
to be and to have what you truly want in your life. Take notice
of what's going on as you see this picture; who you are being
and what it looks and feels like. Note your feelings as you're
visualizing and it's the positive, forward moving and enthusiastic
feelings you need to associate with. These feelings will enable
you to move forward in a natural, inspiring way.
Pay attention to the colours, smells and who you're being in relation
to your visualization. Now add more colours to your visualization. Change the
size of some of it and play with the aspects you want to alter. You can play it
absolutely the way you want.
Visualizing is similar to creating a movie
only this movie is created in your mind. Once it's fixed mentally, you can play
it over and over again, as many times as you want. Remember, at any time the movie
can be edited to suit you better and you will play the movie out in real life
at the pace that feels right for you. At times your steps will be big; at other
times they will be small and occasionally you will take an outrageous stride forward.
Ideally
you need to visualize and see your movie as many times as possible in a day. There
are three key times when I would definitely encourage you to
visualize. First,
is when you wake up in the morning. It's a great way to start the day and will
leave you feeling clearer about your intention, direction and focus for the day
ahead.
Second, is last thing at night just before you drift off to sleep.
This leaves an ideal image in your mind for your subconscious to work with while
you're sleeping. Be aware of what comes into your mind when you wake next morning;
you'll find some interesting and helpful clues.
Third, is when your belief in yourself is faltering, your
inspiration needs topping up or you're not sure what to do
next. Visualizing is a great antidote to self-doubt or being
unsure. The more you tap into your visualization, the more
you will benefit from it. Visualizing is like many things,
practice makes perfect and I encourage you to commit to taking
the first step to visualize. Do as much or as little as suits
you and build on it.
What I want is for you to see yourself being the person who
does or has what you truly want in your life.
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Wendy Hearn, Coach She works with business owners,
professionals and executives to discover and unlock their
own inspiration, to effortlessly take the actions required
to have the success they desire. To receive Wendy's fre^e
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