The ability to visualize your goals puts you a long way toward reaching them. (You can’t hit a target you can’t see). What do they look like? Project yourself forward. See yourself living as if they were already a reality. This intensifies your desire. When you can see it, you can believe it. Let’s try it.

• Remember back a day when everything in your life was perfect. Describe in detail where you were. Whom were you with? Emotions? Colors? Images/sounds/smells? What were you doing?
• Fast-forward to the future. You have everything in life you want. Spend a day in your perfect life. Where do you live? Describe the environment. What does your home look like? Walk through the house in your mind. Describe in detail. Open your checkbook. How much money do you have? What kind of business are you in. Describe what you do, where you work. What is your greatest accomplishment to date? What does your workspace look like?
• Now think about the present – as it should be. What is the first thing you do when you wake up?  How do you spend your morning? What do you do at lunchtime? In the evening? Draw a picture of what you saw or write a detailed description.

Visualization is a technique that works in many situations. Athletes do it, running through the game or the race over and over again in their minds, well before the event itself. If gives you the opportunity to create the best result. Visualizing your future is like watching the coming attractions to a new movie, only this one stars you in the lead role in your life. Project yourself forward.

Now that your perfect career is clear in your mind answer the following question:

WHO IS DOING EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT TO DO?