Seven Questions to Help Transform Your Dreams into Your Professional Reality

This week we’ve received several emails and questions from people struggling to transform their positive thoughts into action. Many people shared that they believe that they are doing their best but are still not getting results. In our effort to support everyone to Live. Love. Do. ® to the fullest -- we want to share seven questions to help ensure that you are doing everything possible to successfully advance in your work, career, and business. Although we recently shared this information, we thought it bears repeating. Remember, from time to time we all need a reminder and inspiration to create the change we seek.

1. Do you daydream about changing your career – but remain stuck in the thought process? Here is the simple but effective trick. Break the cycle by taking time EVERY DAY to write down five (5) things that you can do to make your next idea more than just a thought - but a reality.

2. Are you always appearing in the dress rehearsal instead of starring in the actual performance? Before you start your next venture, career shift/change, or return to school, make a WEEKLY list of at least three (3) things that you already know/have learned and can put into practice.

3. Do you rely heavily on other people’s opinions and input when doing something new? Next time you’re thinking about trying something new, gather the information and then take action - without having others weigh in or walk you through the process.

4. When things go wrong who is the first person on your list who is responsible – someone else? If you find yourself wondering why something is the way it is – challenge yourself to by taking a hard look at the role that you had to play.

5. Do you hold onto people, places, and things longer than you should? If you really want to change your life and career – start by changing yourself followed by the people, places, and things in it.

6. Do you look to other people for a roadmap on how to live your life? Are you tempted to make a life choice based solely on how it worked out for someone else? – STOP! Remind yourself that no two people travel the same life path and make a decision that is right for you.

7. Do you say you don’t have the time or money to make career and life changes yet find yourself spending time and money on things that really don’t matter or that help you achieve your goals? Embracing a new lifestyle is not an option. Change the way you think about creating the life you desire by asking yourself this – “If I’m not 100% actively involved in getting what I want – how bad do I actually want it.”

This week to ask yourself one of these (or another) question every day in hopes of uncovering a new path and new way to make your biggest and brightest dreams comes true.

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