Showing posts with label self improvements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self improvements. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 December 2011

Motivate Urban Profesionals


The saying that “You get what you focus your thoughts on” is not new to us, but the challenge, however, is that a lot of us have gotten really good at focusing on what we do not want, and we end up getting more of it. Some urban professionals are able to spend some time thinking about what they want, and at the same time thinking about what they do not want, and that creates a flat. It’s not good, it’s not bad, it’s just Ok – (The average class). But a few urban professionals have gotten really good at attracting what they actually want. These urban professionals do not live in a different universe from  you or I; we are all on the same planet with the same opportunities. The difference is that they see more  opportunities; That is why the rich get richer and the poor  get poorer. The law of attraction does not distinguish between what is good for you or what is bad for you, it’s simple. You get more of what you focus on.
The reason why the law of thought attraction never fails is because everything in the universe is made up of energy, even the most solid cellular quantum level, is just energy that is popping in and out of existence. Your thoughts are also made up of energy and every thought you think travels around 250,000 miles into the universe and then attracts its content  back to you in ten folds .  
Our dream is  what really motivates our will to succeed; it is what defines what we want most out of life for ourselves and for our loved ones. It gives us the fuel to continue when the going gets tough. Having our dream deeply embedded in our subconscious mind is the key to achieving success.
Training your subconscious mind requires filling it constantly and purposefully with positive thoughts, emotions and visions that your dream is real, so that it will become real.
We need to be dreaming night and day, visualizing ourselves in our achievements, and integrating that into the present. But some people have difficulty with focussing in the moment, given the common level of stress and busy schedules we all face.
How can we focus on our long term goals while we are at work,  or while manoeuvring  through traffic congestion  on the way  to somewhere  we have to be?
By having your dreams and goals be a part of you,  they should define the framework by which you operate and take action.
What would you do if you knew that you could not fail? Really stretch yourself right! Well here is a bright idea.  Why not stretch your dream to the fullest, and then take a further step by believing you can achieve them? Finally continue visualizing yourself enjoying the benefit of the dream. That is all it takes from you. From that point you will be amazed at how your subconscious will start using its God given supernatural powers to present you with easy solutions. 
 “Believing is seeing” . The one thing that will determine your success or failure is your level of belief in your ability to achieve your goal.


Just a piece to motivate the self styled urban professional. Motivate urban professionals was written by David Ngwaba.

Saturday, 10 December 2011

Living Your Dreams.

Are you living your dreams? if not, why not? it is surprising how a lot of us get so engrossed in helping others live their dreams while neglecting ours in the name of  a JOB. And by the way doesnt that simply means just over broke? Even if we must sacrifice for others, atleast seek out the needy and less privillege but no a lot of us really despise these lot (even though we pretend to care), preferring to sacrifice for those already  living  their dreams, who in turn despise you because as far as they are concerned you are one of the pests among the tens, hundreds or thousands of other pests pecking from their dreams.
But oh how that can change with the speed of lightning. How you can just wake up and simply walk into your dream life. The journey begins from your head. Why dont we talk about starting this journey in my next post.