Focus on Your Goal - #positive

It sound so simple doesn't it? Focus on your goal. And yet, how do you do that and keep the right vibration?

Well, the first thing is to not get manic about it. Abraham says if you can focus on one thought for 17 seconds without another thought taking its place, then that 17 second is tantamount to 2000 action hours. If you can do that, when another positive thought joins it nad you reach 34 seconds of focus, then it is tantamount to 20,000 action hours.

What does that mean? You don't have to keep your mind on your goal 24/7. Set a time of the day where you can see yourself having achieved your goal, know you have it, feel it, rejoice in it and then go about your day.

I sometimes forget to do that in my topsy-turvy day, so this is a good reminder for me:)

This is another image of my Chihuahua who was very good at this. He knew what he wanted - food. And he knew if he concentrated on it, that it would come to him. Everything else faded into nothingness - the world could have imploded and he might not have noticed.

So, take a few moments in your day and focus on your goal. Let the rest fade away and just know it is yours.


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