The dream of Dr. Robert Schuler
Do you still have dreams for your life?
If yes, do you want to make them come true?
If you do, start by writing your life dreams down – the clearer the better and please don’t judge on the possibility or probability, just write whatever comes to your mind. Remember, what the human mind can conceive it can achieve!
Let me use Dr. Robert Schuler as an example. He dreamt of a Crystal Cathedral in Anaheim, California which is an earthquake area. In the 80th he invited a famous architect to plan the Cathedral for him. The architect said that it would be very difficult to build such a large glass structure in this area and if at all possible, would cost an incredible amount of money. “Do you have that type of money”, he asked Dr. Schuler. “No” was the answer. “Well, then it is absolutely impossible” the architect retorted. Dr. Schuler took him to his study and showed him his dictionary. The word impossible was cut out, as it was in all his literature. For him impossible did not exist and a few years later the Crystal Cathedral was built and his ‘Hour of Power’ is broadcast from there to the world every Sunday (http://www.crystalcathedral.org/).
Be outrageous! Think big! You can do it – if you really want to.
We have so much unused potential that needs to get out but in many cases does not “dare” to because it would take us out of our comfort zone. What if…? is the question we need to ask ourselves sometimes. “What is the worse thing that could happen to me?” is a question I ask myself when I am afraid to take the next step and I always find the answer is not as scary as not moving forward would be.
Dare to take that next step and dare to do it NOW! If you need support get yourself a a good coach. If it works for our top athletes, if it works for a CEO of a Fortune 500 company, it will work for you too.
Happy growing,
Barbara Hofmeister
http://www.yoursuccesscycle.com/
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