Have you ever had a really good idea and suddenly were all excited about it. You may have instantly started planning on how you would make millions of dollars with it. Or maybe it was something that would just make your life easier. But then, after a day or so went by you settled back into life as usual and just forgot about it all.
I’m not trying to make you feel bad and I’m not just talking about you. I have done this many times. It takes a lot of effort to start something new and some things are just out of our comfort range. But go back to that original inspiration for just a moment. That came from somewhere — probably directly from your subconscious. And you wouldn’t have had it if it wasn’t something valuable for you to think about.
But then again, there is the fear of failure thing going on. That’s why many Kasina Deep Vision experts say you should first of all write down new ideas as they come to you so you don’t forget them. And secondly start making a plan of action. This plan should include a timeline and goals on when and where you want to be at each phase of the project.
This exercise could take just a few minutes, depending on how big the project is; or it could take a few days. You really want to put some thought into it because at the end of your writing, you will need to decide whether you still want to peruse the project or not.
I suggest that you don’t make the “go, no go” decision so immediately. Get started on the project by doing just one thing a day for now so it doesn’t get overwhelming. See what happens if you just work on it a little at a time instead of giving up completely. You may be surprised that with just a little energy, great things can happen in a relatively short time.
If you have had problems with things like this in the past, you were probably also told that visualization is key to getting what you want – it’s a very important part of the goal setting process. You need to see yourself succeeding at every phase and then it just sort of happens.
I ran across a program that might help you get control of your “brain power.” They claim that “in just 10 minutes per day you can excite the “Super-Conscious” part of your brain and discover amazing natural gifts that you didn’t know you had” (like the great subconscious ideas you come up with — or other self-help intuitions). Only now, you will not only get that inspiration, you will have a better idea of how to put it in place.
