Seven Steps to Success with Positive Thinking and Your Creative Mind

Somewhere in the back of your mind, you've got a brilliant idea that you can't wait to try out. Do you really want to bring it to light, is the question. What could inspire you to stir your inventive, creative fluids to their full flavor?

Somewhere in the back of your mind, you've got a brilliant idea that you can't wait to try out. Do you really want to bring it to light, is the question. What could inspire you to stir your inventive, creative fluids to their full flavor?

Did you know that giving your personal goals a deadline always helps? Prepare yourself to finish the most chores in the shortest amount of time possible. Taking care of the grass an hour before the big game on TV, as an example. Whatever you do, having the right attitude will make it simpler and even more fun.

It's easy. You will start to realize things that you never imagined were conceivable if you start to give yourself permission to believe positively. Indeed, the American Way of thinking large is what brought prosperity to our nation. You can emulate other notable Americans who used their imagination to think big.

 

Even if you're just lounging on your favorite couch, learn some strategies to get through your first week of possibility thinking. Your mind is working for you all the time. Utilize its fantastic resource while going about your daily business.

1. Act. To live your life according to design, you must act with passion. Speech is cheap. Action is like making deposits in the bank of an ardently genuine future. My mother used to say, "Action speaks louder than words" (possibly paraphrasing someone else). Passion is meaningless without action.

You can easily start by fiddling with your thoughts before moving on to your hands to make your dreams a reality. You can always return to the concept later to complete it if it wanes or falters. Before the first functional light bulb started to illuminate the world, Thomas Edison and his Dream Team had to return to the notion of a light bulb and recalculate it more than 1,000 times.

2. Love. Be devoted to oneself. Then make a powerful commitment to those you love to build a life you can adore. Commit to producing from your heart and soul, out of love rather than fear, rather than responding. The American Dream will always exist, but a dream without motion will still be a dream. As the metamorphosis starts, be astounded.

3. Live. Seize opportunities and moments. Recognize and accept the idea that every moment is ideal regardless of how it turns out. Why not give something a try even if it seems too radical every time you come up with an idea? Check to see if it will. The results could surprise you. If not, make a decision to take advantage of the situation to change course and learn from it. Living involves making errors, failing, and learning from them. 

4. Show gratitude. Totally immerse yourself in your thankfulness. Learn to use what you have to your advantage and to do so in a positive way. The invention process is driven by necessity. Have you ever been without something essential and been forced to make due with another thing? (MacGyver, from the well-known TV program, was well-known for that!) How appreciative were you that you have the means to deal with your predicament? When you consistently move away from poverty consciousness and towards thankfulness, slipping into neediness will become less of a habit.

5. Display Passion. Use the Recognize/Reevaluate/Restore passion formula instead of the Shoulda/Woulda/Coulda whirlwind. While the latter emphasizes poverty and scarcity, the former is predicated on growing knowledge and wealth. Allow yourself to comprehend that the task is just as vital as delivering commands to your subordinates as you deal with people or tasks that may appear more difficult than ascending the Himalayas. You prefer to be deeply passionate!

6. Laugh. Keep comedy at the forefront of your mind and, whenever you can, laugh at and with yourself. When you relax, you could discover yourself to be pretty entertaining! Though his quips are "old as great-grandma," I have never witnessed a comedian go hungry. Life offers far too much to let yourself wallow in self-pity. Humor is extremely alluring, intense, and life-giving. 

7. Determine Your Goal. Recognize that you are the designer of your future. A very motivating factor is realizing how you want to be remembered after this life. Your raison d'être might range from something as straightforward as being a great parent to something as complex as finding miraculous treatments.

 

 

When you have a clear purpose, nobody else but you can take away your passionate future! There is no limit to what you can do in a lifetime as long as you still have breath in your body. You may love your work by finding and pursuing your mission. Enjoy the realization that following the impulses of your creative mind will help you achieve your goals. Watch as everything comes together perfectly and passionately. 

Engage your optimistic thought process. Experiment with your imagination. Think more broadly than you feel capable of. Do what you think. Here, taking action is the best advice. You should begin using these techniques.

Consider this: It is regrettable that so many people still do not utilize computers due to the perception that they are difficult to use at first. Or perhaps they simply continue to postpone it till a more convenient moment. These are only a few of the restrictions one can place on themself. Many are like a dim light in a dark place due to limitations and a failure to take advantage of ideas and chances. 

Alert! You are not destined for the gloom. You want to lead a meaningful and loving life. Your brilliant, original concept is about to come to life. Because you are reading this essay, you are motivated to take action. Fortunately, if you really want something, the drive to get it will inspire you to think of a solution.

All that's left to do is start putting your creative impulse into action. Do something now! Create your own creative route and stay true to your goals. Today, take the initial step and have a positive outlook.
 

Tim Moseley