I set aside time twice a day to visualize, I start my day off with a 30 to 60 minute visualization session and if I get to work right afterwards my creative juices just flow. I could spend 3 hours staring at my screen and accomplish nothing because my mind is scattered with thoughts but if I just take a 15 minute visualization break it clears my mind and I can get back to work.

The bad part of my plan is that I get to darn stubborn midday to actually take the time and work the plan. I always feel as though I have to get so much done during the day so in the moment I am not rational, however I can always look back and say; “why the heck don’t you just take the 15 minutes?”

I frustrate myself :)
Great Post!

Howard

God! what a great place to be in! This is where I’m trying to go for several months now. Every morning I feel like I have what it takes to achieve all my goals then I open my laptop and the exact opposite of what I quoted above happens “More thinking and less accomplishing”.

It looks like it’s not just me who having this problem but I guess who were able to solve it, are flying right now achieving their goals one after another.