How to Become Your Best Self: A Simple Recipe
Envision yourself being your best.
Name your primary roles in life, however you happen to see them: partner, parent, student, salesman, accountant, business owner, seeker of truth. Now imagine you had perfected that role, become the very best at it that you could ever be. Picture yourself as the best parent, the best partner, running the most successful business, enlightened.
Wrap the image in light. Make it big in your mind, and radiant.
Stare at it for awhile. Watch it move through its day. See how it moves, what it does, how it walks, how it interacts with others.
Imagine how it feels. Pretend you feel that way: confident, at peace, aware, responsive, at ease.
Now imagine what you’re seeing is a true image of yourself a little distance down the road. Then see the road, bathed in light, leading right back to where you are right now, and connecting to your heart.
Ask yourself what one thing you could do to advance yourself farther down that road. Ask yourself what one thing you could stop doing to make the journey smoother, surer.
Repeat.
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You know Susan, just about everyone I’m reading these days sums up their work pretty much the same way… after I’ve read all their other stuff, of course. LOL In fact, two of my favorite reads – Abraham and Dr. Robert Anthony – need only two to three words
BE HAPPY! The third word is often important to throw in because we’re so programmed for delayed gratification. What is that third word?
NOW!
So putting it all together, the entire purpose of life is to BE HAPPY NOW! And when you get that part right, the Universe will reward you by sending you MORE stuff about which to BE HAPPY NOW!
The bottom line reason why anyone does anything is so that they can BE HAPPY NOW. So just cut to the chase – actually stop chasing all the other people, places and things you think will bring you happiness – and just BE HAPPY NOW. Then all those people, places and things will start chasing YOU!
BE HAPPY NOW!
All the best from Toronto,
Russ