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Respect

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Respect for yourself and others is a critical ingredient for lasting business and personal relationships. Without respect in relationships you will always be on shaky ground and making sustainable positive changes will continuously be an uphill struggle.

Respect and the importance of respect can mean something different for everyone and so you need to figure out what respect means and how important it is to you.

What does it mean to have self-respect in your personal and professional relationships?

What respect do you give and want from others in your personal and professional relationships?

What are your boundaries in terms of this respect?

To have respect for others you first must have respect for yourself. Just like Pinky in the image above, he must first have his respect t-shirt on before he can give respect t-shirts to his friends.

Respect for yourself will ensure that situations you find yourself in are healthy for you and healthy for others and that decisions you make are based on a very solid foundation. If a situation is not healthy for you or you find your boundaries are being compromised, your internal self-respect compass will give you the strength and courage to face these situations and determine next steps.

Giving respect to others shows you value them which makes personal and professional relationships strong and enduring. in times of change relationships built on mutual respect will stand the test of time.  

Give respect to those close to you and there is no surer thing but it will be reciprocated!

‘One of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what another has to say’ 

Bryant H. McGill

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Originality

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Sometimes the best thing you can do is quit.

Yes you read correctly, sometimes quitting can be and is the best thing to do. During change there are many decisions to be made, many paths that can be chosen and sometimes the best path to take is to quit.

Maybe you need to quit in order to enable change, quit to clear the path to change, quit in order to make the change easier or quit the change itself.

When you find yourself at a crossroads, faced with hard and tough decisions weigh up all the benefits and challenges and don’t be afraid to cut your losses and quit.

All the popular sayings and mantras tell us not to quit, to keep going, to persevere, to never give up. It is not wise, helpful or healthy to keep going if it is not the right path for you, if it doesn’t feel right, if it is making you unhappy, if it is not working.

If you find yourself in a situation like this, take a deep breath, put a smile on your face and quit.

“When quitting is done correctly, it isn’t giving up – it’s making room for something better.”

 Adam Kirk Smith

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Originality

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Originality. Change means doing something that has never been done before.

Being original allows us to have original thoughts which in turn allows us to behave in an original way. Lucky for us, each and every one of us is original! In the history of the world, there has never been and never will be another one of you! You are unique, different and original. Don’t be afraid of being original, of going against the grain, of moving in a different direction to the herd, of bringing the real, authentic you to all situations of life. 

The path least travelled is usually the path paved with gold! One of favourite thought leaders, Marie Forleo, is a big advocate of the importance of originality. Marie’s tagline supports that and rings true,

‘The world needs that very special gift that only you have’ 

Do you celebrate being original?

Do you utilise your originality to create your own path?

‘It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation’  Herman Melville

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My Top 20 Books of 2020

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Every year I set a goal of how many books I want to read. In 2020, I set a goal to read 2 books a month, 24 in total. I didn’t reach this goal but did manage to read 20 excellent books and some I read a few times. I love reading, books fill me with joy and happiness, if there was ever a year we needed to be filled with joy and happiness it was 2020! 

The first 8 books make it to my reading list most years as I read these excellent books over and over again and take new learnings form each read. I tend to read books on psychology, personal development, spirituality, business and entrepreneurship and this year tried to read some books from a different category. I’m fascinated by people and so I read a few autobiographical books which I loved and will read more of these in 2021. 

Here are my Top 20 Books for 2020.

What did you read in 2020? What is on your reading list for 2021?

The Power Of Now – Eckhart Tolle  

The Power of Now is my favourite book of all time. 

 The first time I read this book I didn’t really understand it, however what I did understand was that there was a very powerful message in the book. Each subsequent reading has brought a deeper understanding of the simple principle that Eckhart teaches. There is only the ‘Now’, there never was and never will be anything other than the ‘Now’.

I listen to the audio version of ‘The Power of Now’ every 3 months and it keeps me focused on the ‘Now. Without a doubt, this is the best and most powerful book I have ever read, for those of you who have read to this book you will understand why. For anyone who has not read this book I suggest you buy it, read it, study it, give it the time it deserves and live the teachings, it will transform your life. 

A New Earth – Eckhart Tolle

This book expands on the teachings, lessons and message in ‘The Power of Now’. Just like ‘The Power Of Now’, it is a deep book and a book that needs time to study. It is full to the brim with immense learnings and a message so powerful you will have no choice but to be transformed by it.

Man’s Search for Meaning – Viktor Frankl

 An absolute classic that in my humble opinion should be studied in school. Viktor Frankl was a holocaust survivor and this book documents his time in Auschwitz concentration camp where he lost everything in every sense of the word. As awful and inhumane as his conditions were, the message from this book isn’t one of fear and loss, it is of hope, gain & finding meaning in all we have.

Viktor, through his personal story and strength of character teaches us that no matter what the situation is, no matter how hard things get, no matter what is taken away for us in this physical world we still have, in Frankl’s own words ‘the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way’. 

When our entire world changed in March, reading this book reminded me that things can always be worse and no matter what we lose, we never lose the ability to choose how we feel about and react to our circumstances.

Money Master the Game (7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom) – Tony Robbins

Tony is a master when it comes to finance and in this book he not only shares his own wisdom but also leverages the wisdom of many of the world’s finest financial advisors to share their advice, insights and experience. Tony’s book is written in an easy to understand format for all levels of wealth which is why I liked it so much. 

The spectrum of financial guidance goes from the simple advice of ‘spend less, earn more, save more’ to investment advice in stocks & shares and hiring a fiduciary to help you with same. For anyone like me who doesn’t know much about stocks, shares & fiduciaries, the simple steps to assist with ‘spending less, earning more and saving more’ are reason enough to buy and read this book. 

In this excellent book, Tony introduces us to the concept of financial freedom which is, in simple terms, having a passive income (one you don’t need to work for) that supports your lifestyle whatever that is. Tony’s step by step process through the levels of financial freedom are so easy to understand and even easier to implement. If you want to improve your financial situation and take steps towards financial freedom, I highly recommend this brilliant book. 

The 7 Spiritual Laws Of Success – Deepak Chopra

This is a short yet powerful book that you will want to visit again and again. Deepak’s insights and advice for success are so simple yet so effective. The 7 spiritual laws are easy to understand, however like all good advice, living the 7 laws is the challenging part. 

The 7 spiritual laws are – The Law of Pure Potentiality, The Law of Giving, The Law of Karma, 
The Law of Least Effort, The Law of Intention and Desire, The Law of Detachment and The Law of Dharma

 You can read more about these 7 laws here on Deepak’s website.

MindSet (The New Psychology of Success) – Carol Dwecke

This book is an incredible read. A simple yet effective explanation of the two types of mindset – one being a fixed mindset and one being a growth mindset. From decades of research in her field of psychology, Carol explains the different outcomes of having the different types of mindset. 

Guy Kawasaki’s review sums this book up  “If you manage people or are a parent (which is a form of managing people), drop everything and read Mindset. I agree with Guy, no matter who you are and what you do, if you want to succeed in any area of your life, read and study this book. 

Here is an excellent article that gives a summary of the highlights of this book

The Personal MBA (Master The Art Of Business) – Josh Kaufman

In his remarkable book, Josh outlines everything you need to know to succeed in life and business in an easy to understand, simplistic approach. Josh’s understanding of business, psychology and systems is remarkable and he advises if you want the knowledge of an MBA without the cost and time, this book is for you. 

 If you’re looking for more books of a similar calibre, here is Josh’s personal recommendation of the best 99 business books.

The Personal MBA Recommended Reading List: The 99 Best Business Books. 

Platform (Get Noticed In A Noisy World) – Michael Hyatt

 Platform is an extremely well written book on building and sustaining an audience online. Whether you are starting out online or are well established in an online business this book will teach you loads. This book walks you through step by step in great detail what is required to build your very own platform. I highly recommend this book. It’s easy to read and the wisdom shared is easy to implement albeit it sure does take time. I have read Platform many times and with each reading I learn something new and take a few steps forward on my own online platform. 

Learning to Lead, Leading to Learn – Katie Anderson 

 If you are in business or leadership of any kind you need to buy, read and study this book. 

I am a Lean practitioner which is really a Lean learner as every day is a school day. What I love most about Lean is it is a people centric way of leading and running a business. No matter what type of business you have or are in, all businesses are built & run by people. If you are not looking after and developing your people to their infinite potential you are not running or developing your business to it’s infinite potential. It’s such a simple concept, yet time and time again I see so many businesses almost ignore the potential of their people in preference to ‘getting things done’! 

Every page of this excellent book is a reminder of the importance of people centric leadership & culture in business told through the experiences of Isao Yoshino who worked for Toyota for over 40 years. This book is the story of a life lived with vision, purpose, & intention and a story of, true to the title of the book, learning to lead and leading to learn. Isao Yoshino’s story is eloquently written by Katie through a deep friendship based on shared values & passions with Isao Yoshino. 

There are 8 excellent lessons that not only highlight intentional, people centric leadership but also highlight the Lean tools and practices that support this type of leadership. 

I was on Katie’s launch team for the launch of ‘Learning to Lead, Leading to Learn’ this year and am very proud to call Katie my friend. 

I love everything about this book and it is taking a place on my ‘must read & study again’ list. 

The Charge (Activating the 10 Human Drives That Make You Feel Alive) – Brendon Burchard

 Any book by Brendon Burchard is going to be life changing and ‘The Charge’ is no exception. If you are looking to charge your life and feel more alive, get this book. I felt energised by just reading it! The 10 Human Drives that Brendon writes about are control (of your life, not others!), competence, congruence, caring, connection, change, challenge, creative expression, contribution, conciousness. 

Other books by Brendon Burchard that I love and recommend are The Motivation Manifesto, High Performance Habits, The Millionaire Messenger &  Life’s Golden Ticket

The Gift – Dr Edith Eger

 I first came across Dr Edith Eger when I saw her interview with Marie Forleo. After sharing this interview on social media a friend recommended Dr Eger’s books, The Gift & The Choice. The Gift is a beautiful, easy to read book with 12 lessons on how to treat your life and everything in it as a gift even the challenging times. Dr Edith Eger, like Viktor Frankl is a holocaust survivor and like Viktor Frankl, has a deep understanding that the prison we sometimes find ourselves in is not a physical one but a prison we hold ourselves in within our own minds. A fascinating read which is on my ‘to read again’ list.

Born a Crime – Trevor Noah

 I love Trevor Noah, he is hilarious and one of the funniest comedians ever. His ‘Daily Show’ is laugh out loud funny and if I ever want to be picked up by comedy, I go to Trevor Noah. I love Trevor’s humour and so knew I was in for a treat listening to his audiobook ‘Born A Crime’. Trevor was ‘Born A Crime’ in South Africa during apartheid when it was illegal to be born from a mixed race relationship. The son of a Xhosa mother and a Swiss-German father, Trevor was indeed ‘Born a Crime’ but that did not stop his mother, father and Trevor himself from bringing into the world their own way of living and creating the life they wanted for themselves. This is a story of going from the streets of South Africa in the time of apartheid to being named one of  “The 35 Most Powerful People in New York Media” and ‘one of the 100 most influential people in the world’ according to Wikipedia. More fascinating than this story, is the story of the importance of unconditional love, going against the grain, being who you are, allowing others to be who they are, creativity, resilience, strength of character and the importance of humour. Trevor narrates the audio book which makes it all the more enjoyable as he does all of the character voices highlighting why he such a good comedian and mimic. 

I loved every minute of this book and look forward to listining to it again. 

This is Going To Hurt (Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor) – Adam Kay

If you are looking for a funny, laugh out loud, side splitting book, this is it.

As well as being extremely funny, this book gives us insights into a world most of us don’t occupy on a daily basis but would like to think is being managed and operated to the highest standards – the world of healthcare. Adam’s humour, wit and innate comedic writing skills make this a book of two halves – it is a hugely uplifting book but it is also scary & serious knowing all of the stories Adam tells are true. It’s no surprise Adam is now a comedy writer & comedian. He is naturally hilarious and has a wizardry of wit with words which makes this book a really enjoyable read.

You can read my book review of ‘This Is Going To Hurt’ linked here. 

Inside Out – Demi Moore

As an 80’s child, i grew up watching Demi Moore’s movies and watched her become of the most known, admired and successful women in the world. 

Throughout this time, even with all her outward success, Demi admits to struggling with self-doubt and insecurity. On the outside she had it all – a movie star husband, three beautiful daughters, a successful movie career, stunning beauty and wealth beyond imagination. In contrast, on the inside she was barely keeping it together. This is a stark reminder that it is inner peace and fulfillment that ultimately brings happiness and not the glitz and glamour of external rewards or perceptions.

Inside Out is a fascinating story of resilience, grit, struggle and ultimate happiness reminding us that the journey of self-love can take a lifetime, but it is the prerequisite to all other relationships.

You can read my book review of ‘Inside Out’ linked here.

Quiet (The Power of Introverts in a World that Can’t Stop Talking) – Susan Cain

In this beautiful book, Susan Cain explains what it is to be an introvert, the quiet power introverts possess and how introverts can use this quiet power to succeed in a noisy, extrovert focused world. This book explains what introversion and extroversion are in terms of where both get energy from, it also explains incredibly well the differences between extroversion & introversion. It is through this explanations that an awareness evolves into how extroverts and introverts can understand, work & live harmoniously together utilising each other’s strengths.

 Whether you are an introvert or an extrovert, this is an educational read that brings immense self awareness to both types. 

The Four Agreements – Don Miguel Ruiz 

It is brilliant authors like Don Miguel Ruiz that make simple advice so powerful! The Four Agreements is a short read with 4 powerful messages. If these are the only agreements you bring into your life, your life would be transformed. 

Agreement 1: Be Impeccable With Your Word

Agreement 2: Don’t Take Anything Personally

Agreement 3: Don’t Make Assumptions

Agreement 4: Always Do Your Best

The Infinite Game – Simon Sinek 

 Simon Sinek’s books are a bit like Brendon Burchard’s books – life changing and guaranteed an excellent read. In The Infinite Game, Simon explains what it is to play the Infinite Game in business and life and why those who play the Infinite Game are the most successful & prosperous. Simon outlines the principle of the Infinite Game using excellent examples from the world of business. If you are in business of any kind, I highly recommend this and any of Simon’s excellent books. 

A Thousand Splendid Suns – Khalid Hosseini

 I don’t usually read fiction as you can tell from my top 20 list but this was recommended to me by a great friend and so I listened to it on audible and absolutely loved it. I was totally hooked from the first chapter and loved the story, how it was told and the immersion in the story it provided.

Think and Grow Rich – Napoleon Hill

 This classic has been on my bookshelf for years, waiting patiently to be read. So many entrepreneurs recommend this book and I finally got to read it this year. I struggled through the first few chapters as it was written in 1937 and the english/grammar is old and takes time to get used to. After a few chapters I got into my stride and loved every word of this book. It is a bit heavy reading and as Napoleon Hill advises, will take a few readings to fully understand the life changing message. I recently heard this book being described as ‘Think and Grow Wise’ which is a very apt description for this book. It is a classic and is way ahead of it’s time, like all good messages and books, they stand the test of time.

As a Man Thinketh – James Allen

 Robin Sharma, whom I admire as an author and though leader recommended this book and I was expecting a large book with immense detail that would take me ages to get through. 

As a Man Thinketh is the smallest book I have ever read at just 38 pages however, the size of this book does not reflect the big message that how we think determines our destiny in life. If you want to change you life change your thoughts – thoughts become behaviour and behaviour drives the direction of our lives – simple yet powerful! 

 As a Man Thinketh was first published in 1903 but the message rings through to this day. 

That’s my list of books I loved in 2020, did you read any great books in 2020? 

What is on your reading list for 2021?

Wishing you and your loves ones a safe, healthy, happy and prosperous 2021, 

Stay safe, 

Siobhain

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You might like my 2020 Annual Review linked here. 

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Never Give Up

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Never give up are easier words to say than do!

When creating change it is very easy to say and sign up to ‘Never give up’ at the start because it’s an exciting time, it’s all new, you cannot see the path ahead and you do not know what obstacles you will come up against. 

By the nature of change there will always be obstacles to overcome and unforeseen challenges to deal with. 

When these obstacles arise, keep your goal, intention and focus for change in mind, continue to work hard and never, ever, ever give up!!!

No matter how crazy your dreams sound to others, no matter how much people may try to dissuade you, no matter what challenges you come up against  –  follow your dreams. They are your dreams, they belong solely to you – you and the world deserve them to come true.

‘Strength does not come from winning. Your struggles develop your strengths. When you go through hardships and decide not to surrender, that is true strength.’

 Arnold Schwarzenegger

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Motivation

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Motivation is a key ingredient to ensure you stay on the path to change when times get tough as they inevitably will.

What gets us out of bed in the morning and what motivates us is different for every person.

Some are motivated by a search for inner peace, a need for freedom, a desire to help others and live a life of service. Others are motivated by money, power and status. Whatever it is that motivates you, be aware of it and follow that inner motivation until your desired change is achieved.

Tony Robbins through his popular TED Talk introduced us to the 6 Human Needs that subconsciously drive our behaviour. 

These 6 Human Needs are Certainty, Uncertainty, Significance, Love/Connection, Growth and Contribution. The Human Needs that are most important to you will drive everything in your life and knowing what these inner motivators are, is essential to creating the most rewarding and beneficial change in your life.

What motivates you?

What motivates you to make change in your life?

What are your priority Human Needs?

‘Motivation is what gets you started. Habit is what keeps you going.’  Jim Rohn

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Love

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Love makes the world go around and this is never more true than when we are going through change. Self love, the love of others and the love of what we do will go a long way to smoothing our path and increasing our levels of happiness, contentment and fulfillment.

Love who you are

Loving who you are and what you are about is a lifelong journey. Accepting and loving ourselves with our quirks, nuances and human fallibilities brings a certain inner confidence and inner strength. With self love comes a silent knowing that you are enough, you do enough, you are perfect exactly the way you are and yes the path of change may not be easy but you are more than capable and with enough inner strength, are absolutely unstoppable. Loving who you are will not only make life more enjoyable but will also make loving those around you possible and worthwhile.   

“Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we’ll ever do.” Brené Brown

Love what you do

Loving what we do makes life so much easier. Chances are you spend more time at work than at home and so your happiness levels at work will go a long way in determining your happiness levels outside of work. A job that challenges you, allowing you to change and grow is a job that you will be happy in and that you will bring your best self to. 

I have huge admiration and respect for the late great Steve Jobs. Steve’s vision, simplistic thinking, tenacity and flair transformed how the world communicates and will continue to do so for many years to come. He is quoted as having wisely said 

‘You’ve got to find what you love. And that is as true for your work as it is for your lovers. Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don’t settle’ Steve Jobs

Don’t settle is simple yet deeply wise advice. 

If you are doing work/in a job/company you don’t like or if you are doing work/in a job/company that you feel doesn’t value you, you will not be giving your best and you will not be growing professionally or personally in that role. 

Life is way too short to allow a anything or anyone to stunt your professional and personal growth.

The path to change is filled with love, spread that love around like fairy dust!

“Yes, I’ve made a great deal of dough from my fiction, but I never set a single word down on paper with the thought of being paid for it. I have written because it fulfilled me. Maybe it paid off the mortgage on the house and got the kids through college, but those things were on the side – I did it for the buzz. I did it for the pure joy of the thing. And if you can do it for the joy, you can do it forever.”

Stephen King

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Knowledge

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Change of almost any kind requires more skills and knowledge than we currently have.

Learning and gathering knowledge on the path to change will ensure that when change happens we are more than ready for it.

There has never been an easier time to learn and build our portfolio of skills.

The internet has brought us a never ending stream of information and has allowed us to have access to mentors and coaches that before the internet we may never have known about. It has never been easier to become proficient in any area you are interested in.

There are so many avenues for learning these days. As well as online courses for absolutely everything, with the introduction of audiobooks we can now read/listen to books while we wait in the line at the shops or while we exercise using time more efficiently in terms of learning.

Podcasts by our favourite online mentors/coaches are available 24/7 on our smartphones. We have access to personal workouts in our home thanks to the fitness gurus on the countless social media sites available.

‘To know that we know what we know, and to know that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge.’ Nicolaus Copernicus

With all this access to information and knowledge it is never to late to make a change, whether you are learning a new skill or completely reinventing yourself or your career.

What skills are you learning to bring about positive change in your life?

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Journey

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Journey. Treating every change we make in our lives as a journey allows us to enjoy change without the stress and anxiety of constantly thinking about the destination. We need to know where we are going, however the more we focus on the journey and not the destination the more we allow ourselves to enjoy the process of change. 

There is a Chinese proverb that says ‘The journey is the reward’. This is something I keep in mind during times of change and more so when change is challenging.

Pinky, in the image above is at the start of his journey of change, he feels a little nervous as he is unable to see the destination. The best thing he can do is take the first step and make progress step by step allowing himself time and space to enjoy the journey even though he can’t see his final destination. 

Are you slowing down long enough to enjoy each step along the journey of change? 

Is your focus on the journey or the destination?

‘The journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.’ Lao Tzu

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Imagination

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Imagination. Walt Disney and the hugely successful brand he built is synonymous with the word imagination. It is in the imagination of Walt and those who followed in his footsteps that our favourite animated characters were dreamed of before they became a reality on our screens. Who ever would have thought a small mouse with a squeaky voice would be one of the most famous and most loved characters around the world for decades? It truly is amazing what the imagination can bring to life when we focus on possibilities and not obstacles!

All change means doing something that hasn’t been done before and in order to bring about change we must first engage our most precious creativity tool – our imaginations. Our imaginations are limitless, there is no end to what we can dream of, just as there are no limits to what can be achieved in the real world where dreams become reality.

We can use our imaginations to dream of the change we wish to see, use our imaginations to feel how we want to feel when the change is a reality and use our imaginations to ponder on the thought of how we are going to achieve the change. 

One of my favourite books, ‘The Alchemist’ by Paulo Coelho, is one of the most widely read and successful books of all time. A parable about a young Andalusian shepherd, this remarkable book offers a wealth of wise lessons to us all about life, the possibilities that lie within each of us and the importance of using our imaginations and following our dreams. My favourite quote from this book and one I truly believe in is, 

‘’And when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it.” 

Can you imagine that when we decide we want something –  an entire universe will conspire to help us achieve it? We may find this hard to believe, however it is this belief that determines the success or failure of what it is we want to achieve. 

We must first believe that what is in our imagination is capable of becoming a reality. As suggested by the above quote, the universe will then look after the finer details. 

Do you believe an entire universe is conspiring to help you achieve what you want?

In the image above, Pinky dreams of being with his loved ones, on a sunny day. Our dreams don’t have to be grand visions but they do need to resonate totally with ourselves. 

Is your imagination being used to its full potential?

Are you allowing your imagination to run wild?

Do you dream big about the changes you want to see in your life and business?

Are you dreaming bigger than you ever thought possible?

[tweetthis]‘Laughter is timeless, imagination has no age and dreams are forever.’ Walt Disney [/tweetthis]

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