Imagination movers, what in life is pulling YOU? Can you see the light at the end of the tunnel? Where does your imagination move you?
First question you should be asking is “What would I be doing now if it were really impossible for me to fail at — whatever it is: traveling, modeling, writing, farming, crafting, singing, cooking?”
Where is your task of the imagination? It is important to have a mental climate which is necessary for us to do our best work. Learning how to create yourself. Imagination has so many values for us to use in business and everyday life. Disney has known this and uses it in most of their movies. In other words, imagination helps you grow.
Some think that the exercise of imaginative thoughts are a way of indulgence, a way to refresh and release what we are thinking and then create from there, but then again we can get carried away and get out of step.
So what in life is pulling you? Solutions?
I came to a point in my life that needed a change, a point where things were becoming stressful and overwhelming. I don’t know about you, but when I get to that point, I start throwing things, slamming doors and just blowing up. I really needed an out.
I wasn’t sure at that time what it was or where I truly needed to go. I let my imagination lead me. I expanded and started searching. It was finding solutions around all corners. Imagination can be turned on as an opponent or UN-cooperative help. We study it as an author might study a character in a book. It gives us clues to its motives, and then we watch to see if we were right.
We save ourselves from mistakes when we see and feel. Imagination can contribute to the making of a good life. It can help us explore new fields and bring us freshness towards our work. It can help us discover new markets, or new ways in which to use old talents.
Do you stay away from imagination
Do you still hang on to the pain of that fear? We can decide that some of our “trial and error” attempts at managing life shall go on in the mind, in the imagination, where it is, to all intents, painless. This is where we need to move past this and just let go. Learn to have the freedom to use this imagination and have these “trial and success” moments.
Imagination can help us stand back and see that relationship in perspective, can analyze its parts and suggest to us the full scope of what we have undertaken.
A disadvantage that we have as humans is that we can not see our own work, it is distorted by our personal pride. We need to have others let us know how we are doing, how we are seen. Our work can be on a grand scale, but until you have the feedback from others it will never be known. Do we get pulled in the wrong way from what people see? Do you show your true self or the imaginary one? Finding Your Voice, What Others Say
What I have found in my journey to find my voice, is that I matter. What I think about and can imagine is useful to create my life. re you preoccupied by your own hopes and desires, or do you benefit from the good advise or sound criticism of others. Are you being pulled down the wrong path and cannot find the right one for you?
What I have learned from this is:
When using imagination,
First look at yourself,
then at the work you want to do,
then at the audience to whom you hope to appeal, and,
finally, by bringing all these elements into relation with each other, you could keep your courage from being undermined, your mind in-confused by conflicting advice, and estimate your performance correctly.
What is pulling you?
Parents can get caught up in the lives of our kids, so much so that we lose who we are. I know I did! When my need to escape the day-to-day routine, came over me I realized I lost me. I realized I wasn’t sure anymore of what it was that I liked. What I needed.
I was the parent that did everything for my household. Made sure they were fed, clothed, washed, got to every event and sport possible. I helped them become the adults they are today, and proud of it, but who was I?
When I started blogging, the first thing they said to do was write. Write about your passions, write about things you like to do, things that you like to see, places you like to go. For me, that was hard. I knew what everyone else liked, but me? That was hard!
What did I do and what pulled me?
It became my quest and vision to help others find their voice. Find their passions, find themselves. Imagination solutions are a big key in this role. We have to learn that perspective about one of the most fundamental relations of life.
We know that our work as parents is to equip our kids to live a happy, healthy adult life, to equip them with independence, and let them make their own judgements. What we need to learn is to move from one task to the next.
I can tell you from experience, that I loved being a mom, and now that it is my time, my task to find out who I am again, has been so much fun. I am living again so to speak. I am finding my full potential.
Sandy
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