Tips to Break Out of the Mold

"What are you missing in your life?

Maybe it’s time to figure out what’s missing in your life.

Perhaps you’d like to try this exercise:

1. Turn off your phone and electronics and go to a place (in your home or outside) where you won’t be disturbed for at least an hour.
2. Now imagine, what would you be doing if money weren’t an object in your life? What did your younger self dream of doing? Is it a dream job or something you’ve aspired to? Is there someone you’ve always admired and said, “What an incredible and inspiring person and life they’re living, but I could never do that.”

Helpful Suggestions and Tools

Many find the following helpful in launching their dream life: learning more about and researching your dream, a vision board, positive affirmations, and being with inspiring like-minded people who will support your dream.

Learn More: Research your dream. Read books and articles, as well as learn about others who have followed the path of your dream.

Vision Board: A vision board is a collage we create consisting of pictures and sayings about our goal or dream.

Positive Affirmations: Positive affirmations (such as “I am able to follow my dream”) can be found online simply by Googling. Additionally, there are many books with inspiring affirmations.

Like-minded people: Finally (but very importantly), you may already know like-minded individuals who can help inspire you. If not, you may find it useful to research and join groups or classes to assist you on your path to your dream life."

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✨Takeaway: Living a life full of inspiration may not always be a smooth ride, and there may be challenges along the way. However, breaking down the journey into small achievable steps can be useful.

✨Reflection: What is one thing that you have always wanted to do but have been too scared to pursue?

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