2010. 6. 29. 13:20
스크랩
SEVEN STEPS TO ACHIEVING YOUR DREAM
"Vision is the spectacular that inspires us to carry out the mundane." -- Chris Widener
인생이 삶이 생활이 사업이 일상이 내가 바라고 내가 원하고 내가 계획한대로 가지 않는다.
"Vision is the spectacular that inspires us to carry out the mundane." -- Chris Widener
인생이 삶이 생활이 사업이 일상이 내가 바라고 내가 원하고 내가 계획한대로 가지 않는다.
그래서 어쩔 것인가.유사이래 늘 그렇게되어져 왔었고 또 그럴 수밖에 없는 것으로
인식되어져 있다.
그러나 그렇지 않은 경우도 주변에서 엄청나게 자주 접한다.
좀 표현이 저질스럽긴한데 원하는대로의 생활을 즐기지 못하는 것은
"대가리가 똥으로 가득 차 있다" 이때문이다.
전혀 이유없는 불안, 아무 짝에도 도움도 안되는 걱정, 기분만 나쁘게 만드는 생각,
계획을 계속 밀지 못하게하는 잡념들 이것들이 모두 '똥'이다 오히려 똥보다 더 더럽다.
이 더러운 똥 덩어리들을 제거하지 않는한 그곳엔 전진 진척 진도향상 개선이 결코 있을 수 없다.
우주는 거대한 향연의 현장이다.온통 초호화판 잔치로 가득 차 있다 그 잔치를 즐겨라.
'똥으로 가득 찬 두뇌 머리론 결코 못즐긴다. 전재주만 넘친다.
그대의 거대하고 원대하고 위대한 자신의 비젼이란 이름의잔치에 자신을 흠뻑 취하게 만들어라.
사상초유의 잭팟을 거뭐진 그대자신을 보라. 어느새 달라진 자기 자신을 발견할 것이다.
낙천적인 긍정적 사고와 신념으로 펄펄끌는 자신을 발견하게 될 것이다.
"똥"덩어리가 꿈틀되고 떠오르면 자신에게 물어보라.
11. 이 생각이 내 목표달성에 도움이 되는가
22. 이 생각이 내 인생성공을 위한 것인가.
33.이생각이 나를 기쁘게하는 것인가.
만약대답이 'no'라면 바로 그 생각의 반대생각으로그 생각을 대체하라.
그대 비젼의 최상, 목표달성의 순간 ..그 어떤 즐거운 것을 창조하고 만들어 내라.
우주는 절대로 틀렸다고, 사기라고말하지도 않고 거절도 비토도아니한다
오히려 흔쾌히 "기다렸다생각 그것을 현실에 실물로이룩해 준다
Can achievement be broken down into steps? Well, it isn't always that clean and easy, but I do know that those who achieve great things usually go through much of the same process, with many of the items listed below as part of that process. So if you have been struggling with achievement, look through the following and internalize the thoughts presented. Then begin to apply them. You will be on the road to achieving your dream!
1. Dream it - Everything begins in the heart and mind. Every great achievement began in the mind of one person. They dared to dream, to believe that it was possible. Take some time to allow yourself to ask "What if?" Think big. Don't let negative thinking discourage you. You want to be a "dreamer." Dream of the possibilities for yourself, your family, and for others. If you had a dream that you let grow cold, re-ignite the dream! Fan the flames. Life is too short to let it go. (Also, check out my article "Dare to Dream Again," Which has been read by close to a million people in the last 4 months alone. You can see it at the website.)
2. Believe it - Yes, your dream needs to be bigIt needs to be something that is seemingly beyond your capabilities. But it also must be believable. You must be able to say that if certain things take place, if others help, if you work hard enough, though it is a big dream, it can still be done. Good example: A person with no college education can dream that he will build a 50 million-dollar a year company. That is big, but believable. Bad example: That a 90 year-old woman with arthritis will someday run a marathon in under 3 hours. It is big alright, but also impossible. She should instead focus on building a 50 million-dollar a year business! And she better get a move on!
1. Dream it - Everything begins in the heart and mind. Every great achievement began in the mind of one person. They dared to dream, to believe that it was possible. Take some time to allow yourself to ask "What if?" Think big. Don't let negative thinking discourage you. You want to be a "dreamer." Dream of the possibilities for yourself, your family, and for others. If you had a dream that you let grow cold, re-ignite the dream! Fan the flames. Life is too short to let it go. (Also, check out my article "Dare to Dream Again," Which has been read by close to a million people in the last 4 months alone. You can see it at the website.)
2. Believe it - Yes, your dream needs to be bigIt needs to be something that is seemingly beyond your capabilities. But it also must be believable. You must be able to say that if certain things take place, if others help, if you work hard enough, though it is a big dream, it can still be done. Good example: A person with no college education can dream that he will build a 50 million-dollar a year company. That is big, but believable. Bad example: That a 90 year-old woman with arthritis will someday run a marathon in under 3 hours. It is big alright, but also impossible. She should instead focus on building a 50 million-dollar a year business! And she better get a move on!
3. See it - The great achievers have a habit. They "see" things. They picture themselves walking around their CEO office in their new 25 million-dollar corporate headquarters, even while they are sitting on a folding chair in their garage "headquarters." Great free-throw shooters in the NBA picture the ball going through the basket. PGA golfers picture the ball going straight down the fairway. World-class speakers picture themselves speaking with energy and emotion. All of this grooms the mind to control the body to carry out the dream.
4. Tell it - One reason many dreams never go anywhere is because the dreamer keeps it all to himself. It is a quiet dream that only lives inside of his mind. The one who wants to achieve their dream must tell that dream to many people. One reason: As we continually say it, we begin to believe it more and more. If we are talking about it then it must be possible. Another reason: It holds us accountable. When we have told others, it spurs us on to actually do it so we don't look foolish.
5. Plan it - Every dream must take the form of a plan. The old saying that you "get what you plan for" is so true. Your dream won't just happen. You need to sit down, on a regular basis, and plan out your strategy for achieving the dream. Think through all of the details. Break the whole plan down into small, workable parts. Then set a time frame for accomplishing each task on your "dream plan."
6. Work it - Boy, wouldn't life be grand if we could quit before this one! Unfortunately the successful are usually the hardest workers. While the rest of the world is sitting on their couch watching re-runs of Gilligan's Island, achievers are working on their goal - achieving their dream. I have an equation that I work with: Your short-term tasks, multiplied by time, equal your long-term accomplishments. If you work on it each day, eventually you will achieve your dream. War and Peace was written, in longhand, page by page.
7. Enjoy it - When you have reached your goal and you are living your dream, be sure to enjoy it. In fact, enjoy the trip too. Give yourself some rewards along the way. Give yourself a huge reward when you get there. Help others enjoy it. Be gracious and generous. Use your dream to better others. Then go back to number 1. And dream a little bigger this time!
4. Tell it - One reason many dreams never go anywhere is because the dreamer keeps it all to himself. It is a quiet dream that only lives inside of his mind. The one who wants to achieve their dream must tell that dream to many people. One reason: As we continually say it, we begin to believe it more and more. If we are talking about it then it must be possible. Another reason: It holds us accountable. When we have told others, it spurs us on to actually do it so we don't look foolish.
5. Plan it - Every dream must take the form of a plan. The old saying that you "get what you plan for" is so true. Your dream won't just happen. You need to sit down, on a regular basis, and plan out your strategy for achieving the dream. Think through all of the details. Break the whole plan down into small, workable parts. Then set a time frame for accomplishing each task on your "dream plan."
6. Work it - Boy, wouldn't life be grand if we could quit before this one! Unfortunately the successful are usually the hardest workers. While the rest of the world is sitting on their couch watching re-runs of Gilligan's Island, achievers are working on their goal - achieving their dream. I have an equation that I work with: Your short-term tasks, multiplied by time, equal your long-term accomplishments. If you work on it each day, eventually you will achieve your dream. War and Peace was written, in longhand, page by page.
7. Enjoy it - When you have reached your goal and you are living your dream, be sure to enjoy it. In fact, enjoy the trip too. Give yourself some rewards along the way. Give yourself a huge reward when you get there. Help others enjoy it. Be gracious and generous. Use your dream to better others. Then go back to number 1. And dream a little bigger this time!
THE COMPOUND EFFECT