Sharing Your Vision

Guest Contributor: Debbie Lousberg
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Here's a great exercise to share with your Master Mind group that came from Jack Canfield's fabulous book, The Success Principles. The purpose is to clarify the vision you have for your life:

On a piece of paper, write down at least three things you want to achieve in each of these seven areas: Financial, Career, Recreation, Physical Health, Relationships, Personal, and Community. Let your mind relax and open up to answers that perhaps you've forgotten about that still are truly dreams you want to achieve. When complete, review your vision daily, once in the morning and again at night before going to bed. This will keep your mind focused on your vision so that aspects of it can begin to manifest.

Taking it one step further, he says to "share your vision for maximum impact", perhaps with a friend whom you can trust to be positive and supportive of your dreams and goals. Upon facilitating this exercise with a class this week, I thought "what better way to share and utilize the power of a Master Mind group?" Why not do this exercise individually and then take turns sharing a particular area with the group and ask for their support while you work toward achieving it? Just like a supportive friend, a Master Mind group will hold your goals in mind and even offer ways to help you make them come to life. By sharing your vision with supportive people, your own belief that it can actually come to fruition becomes that much stronger.

Yet another powerful case for Master Minding - getting a vision of what you want out of your own head, onto a piece of paper, then out among a group of people who only want the best for you. Let them help you realize your dreams!