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As a student of personal development, business leader, International trainer and someone who has assisted many others in their path to success, I am sometimes faced with the big question of "ok, how do I get that positive mindset that everyone says is so essential?" and today I want to explore some solutions. Many of us have the firm belief that any change is difficult and most change is impossible. Our first steps toward change are to "change that" and begin the process of seeing a "possibility for change" within ourselves. And to begin we simply begin by thinking and saying "I can change." Recognize when we fall back to the "difficult or impossible" status and with a smile, reinforce the "I can change." For some, this will be a longer process – and remember this, that is not a requirement. We choose our outcome and we can choose the easier path to change. Then we begin the real transformation and this includes recognizing the steps to take towards a successful/entrepreneur mindset. I will start with the final result first. Our "goal" is to be able to visualize our success at any time and in any place. Goals are a very important facet of visualizing success. To achieve this result we require a list of things we desire and a list of how we want our lives to appear. To this end we must first create a wish list of things. Not sure what you want or even how you want to live? Then get a stack of magazines about lifestyle (Robb Report is one) and start cutting out pictures of things that look interesting. As you create your stack of photos there will be things that appeal to you more than others. Create a vision board with the photos that display the best of the things that appeal to you (use 20 to 50 photos or even more). A vision board is a collage of photos or clippings, often including our face pasted into the scene to give us the "being there" view as we gaze at our work. To this for some people the next step will be critical. See yourself in the photos – either you can add photos of you to each little segment on your vision board or just "see" it in your mind. Both ways work and only you can determine which one you choose. DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP BECAUSE IT MIGHT BE DIFFICULT. Next step is easier. Look at your vision board every day for five minutes out of every hour. Seems like a lot? Do it anyway. And remember to turn off any noise in your room – no radio, tv, phone or family while you do this. Concentrate on seeing yourself in the items/places in your photos. Practice this every day for a month. Voila – you can now make a new vision board and also visualize at the drop of a hat. Congratulations on your new ability.
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