Nothing is TOO Outrageous

There comes a point in your life where you decide that rather than just adding things to your life's Wish List (or Bucket List) that you are going to move it over to the "I'm going to go for this desire this year" side of the paper. That's an exciting moment...when you decide to make it real. The first time you share this decision with someone can feel empowering. It can also bring out that nasty voice saying, "Are you kidding?! That desire is way out of your range. That is too big of a goal."
Over the years, I've had many clients come to me with very fun and creative business ideas. Attached to those ideas were visions of wealth coming their way while they lived their passion. Unless they are used to living out on the leading edge, there is a moment (or two or three) where they say, "Am I nuts for thinking I can do this? Is this too outrageous of a goal?"

My reply is always the same, "There is nothing that is too outrageous or impossible." Everything is a good idea. If it lights you up when you think about it, it's a good path to follow. Passion drives all good ideas, whether they are business focused or for personal pleasure and play.

Last Sunday, I took a steam train from Felton, CA to Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. All day long I saw manifestations that came from someone's inspired idea to reality.

Here is a small sampling:
• Steam train rides during the holiday season that are lit up with 1000's of lights
• Steam train that goes on a downtown historic street (which cars also drive and park on) of Santa Cruz several times a day
• Amusement park at the beach
• A blimp flying through the sky with passengers aboard
• Automobile that zips down roads at 100 mph
• Tunnels that are blasted straight through mountains
• Deep fried cheesecake and Twinkies
• Baby monitor that allows you to listen to your child from the other end of the house
• Pier lined with restaurants and shops
• Cotton candy
• Chocolate dipped ice cream cones (how does the ice cream not fall out of the cone when it's been dipped upside down???)
• Cash register that rings up the total of multiple items and automatically adds sales tax

All of your ideas are great. Choose to move forward with one or more at a time. You get to pick your pleasure. Just be sure to move forward with confidence and you will be rewarded in every way.

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