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Perchance to Dream



Are you living the dream you really want or are you living the dream you don't want?



Is your focus on what you don't have or on what's wrong with what you do have? ... perhaps a shift in focus is what's required!

It may be that you may not be clear about what you want... simple question... not always easy to answer.

Focus on what you feel good about, what excites you, what you look forward to in your day... For now, set aside any thoughts of how you might achieve/acquire these (assuming you don't have them yet).


The exercise is only to clarify what you want... what do you want to be doing?, where do you want to be?, what do you want to be?, what do you want to have?


Until later,
Leland
http://www.counsellingandmediation.com/
Leland@CounsellingandMediation.com
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