You have the opportunity in front of you right now to do great things. Set a plan and prioritize your day so you do what will get you where you want to go. Without a plan it’s too easy to be sidetracked by what other people think you should be doing, or by your own fears.
Distractions show up as anything from a friend calling to an emergency that seems to need your immediate attention. 99% of the time they are convenient disguises for your fears, giving you an acceptable excuse to put off working toward your goal.
An attitude of gratitude is easily maintained with a gratitude journal. It keeps you focused on reaffirming all the abundance that is currently showing up in your life. It creates a pattern in your brain that says, “Of course I’m abundant. Look at all this evidence!”
(This is a excerpt from “Change One Thing, Change Your Life” available at www.LynnPierce.com)
Lynn:
I completely agree with you on creating plans. I am so grateful, that they are not fixed in stone, but are a guideline to bring me on track from those unplanned distractions. Yes be grateful on what you can do and what you hope to do! It is always a balancing act between structure and managed disorder. Many of us need help from others to complete our tasks. Part of such planning is planning for others who do not plan! 🙂
All the best!
Dexter
Hi, Lynn.
Great start on your blog. As usual, you provide a great deal of relevant and useful information.
Joy and success! 🙂
Jacqueline