Where will you be in 3 years?

When people don't predict exactly where they will be, their own self-doubt, confusion or uncertainty may cloud their vision.  This may even sound like you?

Have you ever asked yourself where you would like to be in the next three years? I don't mean creating a down to the second itinerary(unless you're really meticulous). 

What can be useful is to practice not only writing down plans, but more importantly, visualizing the entire multisensual experience. It's time to clarify what this means:

1) Refamiliarize yourself with your senses- this includes the traditional five (sight, smell, taste, touch, hearing) and any additional senses you have discovered or are in the process of developing.  Abilities you discern and actively use all shape your life.

2) Decide on the qualities of guides who will surround you- as you follow your instincts, you will invite guides into your life who empower you to realize your greatest potential.  They may include human beings, spiritual beings or other sorts of guides. What matters isn't who they are, but how they inspire you to uncover your hidden truth.

3) Envision incremental steps.  As you set milestones you plan to achieve toward longer-term goals, you will gain the motivation to achieve what you set out to do.  Each time you move forward, you will recognize your sense of progress and propel yourself further along your journey.  Every milestone should be incrementally higher and achieveable for you.

Comments

[Mark]

Great advice. Many people do not see past the weekend! This advice is a great way to develop a vision for your self.

[paul maurice martin]

Liara, do you see much of a role for unconscious as well as conscious processes in personal growth?

[Titania]

Since I am living in the here and now I had to really think. I know that I will for one be much wiser then I am today and my grandson will be three years old.

Just a little light and laughter.

Take care and have a lovely weekend.

[Liara Covert]

Titania, Laughter is considered very good medicine. Self-reflection is always a healthy process.

[Liara Covert]

Paul Maurice, I sense that uncovering that deciphering lies in the unconscious as key to personal growth. At the same time, growth can be interpreted on many different levels. Its ever-expanding and touches on dimensions many people have yet to discover.

[Liara Covert]

Mark, its preferable to live "in the now," yet to disregard the future entirely is to underestimate your potential. The gift of vision brings responsibility. Will you take it?

[Kerry]

Great advice, some people just don't sit down to think where they will be one year from now let alone three.

[Liara Covert]

Kerry, as we raise our awareness "in the now," our sense of priorities and also time changes. Self-reflection is always meaningful as we rethink what makes us who we are.