Create Good Things

In my previous article in this Creative Visualization series we began looking at a Creative Visualization process that you can use to create good things in your life. We have already discussed Step 1, so let us now continue…

Step 2 – Design Your Professional Life
Turn your attention to your professional life, which consists of your career and your finances. As you did previously, be sure to put all thought of your past experiences behind you (so as not to limit your thinking) and then identify five things that you would like to have in your future experience. Common goals in this area include:

- Getting a promotion in a current career.
- Starting a new career.
- Starting your own business.
- Gaining recognition from superiors.
- Achieving a certain career or business target (such as “Number One Salesman”).
- Becoming debt-free.
- Achieving a certain level of financial stability.
- To retire at a certain age.
- To enjoy your retirement in a certain way.

Once again, write down your five goals for this area, this time under the heading ‘Professional Life’, and be sure to be as specific as you can be.

Step 3 – Design Your Emotional & Spiritual Life
Many people ignore the important areas of emotions and spirituality when thinking about setting goals for the future, but this part of life is just as important as any other. In fact it can seem even more important, because a negative emotional outlook can tarnish even the most blessed life if you allow it to. So, whilst setting goals for your emotional and spiritual life, give as much attention to the task at hand as you did when working on the previous two steps.

Your emotional and spiritual life consists of how you feel, the attitude you adopt towards life and the spiritual beliefs and/or practices you adopt.  Common goals in this area include the following:

- To be calmer and more at peace, regardless of external circumstances.
- To be joyful and optimistic every day.
- To love yourself and others unconditionally.
- To meditate daily.
- To study spiritual texts or attend lectures regularly.

As before, write down your five goals for this area in specific terms under the heading ‘Emotional & Spiritual Life’.

When you have worked your way through these three steps, you should have a document which encapsulates the kind of experiences you would genuinely like to experience in the future. Your blueprint is complete and you can now begin to use this new vision on a daily basis to begin attracting the kind of conditions and circumstances that you have defined, as you will discover in Creative Visualization Part 4…

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