Discover The Magic Of
Focus
By Saleem Rana
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Let's talk about how you can change your life by changing
what you choose to focus on.
It's a lot easier than you think.
And, here's the best part, you can begin using this information yourself as soon
as you finish reading the article!
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"Keep focusing on the fullness of your life: Keep
remembering your dreams, your strengths, your unique talents and skills. Be
absolutely, uniquely, fully yourself and you have everything you need to create
the life of your dreams, " said Marc Allen
The reason you're not living your dreams is because not all parts of you are in
alignment with your promise.
Your dream will not actualize until you have all the skills you need. Since it
takes time to cultivate the full glass, you will find your glass only half-full
or half-empty.
As you work on developing all your skills, you will also be buffeted by stronger
forces.
If you want to be a writer, you have to learn the craft. Assuming you know how
to be clear and expressive, you may still find yourself unpublished. So you need
the additional skill of learning how to market your writing.
Only when all your skills are complete will you be able to fully express your
dream.
This gap between talent and opportunity can be bridged once you discover what
you need to learn.
While you're in this state of trying to develop the entire experience, you will
face opposition. Stronger ego states and life conditions will press hard against
you.
Those ego-states concerned with approval, safety, and control will keep you away
from cultivating your dream.
Similarly environmental conditions arising from past experiences will distract
you.
These two conditions are sufficient to keep most people living inauthentic
lives, where they do what works but not what gives them true self-expression and
joy.
It is at these times of trial and hardship that you may be tempted to focus on
looking at the glass as half-empty.
Yet the only way to raise your child-genius into full maturity is to persist.
You have to hold your vision despite low moods, alternate desires, and pressing
circumstances.
Talent is seldom nurtured in ideal environments. Usually, you have to tend the
small flame of your dreams in the face of strong winds. Only by persisting will
you eventually have a fire greater than an opposing draft.
You keep your dreams alive by focusing on how far you've come.
You have to hold your vision and practice it.
When you persist in this way, you'll move closer to your goals.
When you persist long enough, you'll find yourself living your dream. |
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