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Condition for Success.

Success is not a stroke of luck or an arbitrary outcome bestowed upon a select few; it is the result of conditioning (aligning thoughts, words, and actions with a clearly defined vision). Mindfulness and discipline play crucial roles in this process. When we become aware of our thoughts, we have the power to start aligning them with our desired outcomes. Thoughts have tremendous power, and by practicing mindfulness, we can ensure that they are focused on what we truly wish to achieve.

Aligning thoughts alone will only take us so far, however. Words are equally important in creating success. We must also be mindful of the words that we are using. Speaking positively about ourselves and our goals supports the alignment process through mindfulness. Our words have an impact on our subconscious mind and shape our self-image. By consistently reinforcing positive ideas through language, we are conditioning ourselves for success.

Naturally, success cannot be achieved through thoughts and words alone; they must be accompanied by focused, conscious actions. Clarity in vision allows us to determine the actions necessary to achieve our intended goals. Without action, all the positive thinking and affirmations become meaningless. The cause-and-effect relationship between aligning thoughts, words, and actions creates a powerful momentum toward achieving any vision we set for ourselves.

Success or sabotage? Becoming clear about what you want is a small part of the equation. Achieving true success requires a strategic plan that enables you to always be clear about why you are doing what you are doing and how it applies to bringing your vision to fruition.

Is this going to be an incredible day? Every day is ripe with opportunities; it is up to us to seize those opportunities and use them to help us grow closer to manifesting the life that we desire.

If you find this formula to be daunting or overwhelming, I can help. For over 20 years, I have been working with individuals to help them define “success” in a measurable capacity and create strategies that ensure that they achieve them. If you feel that you would benefit, contact me for more information.