The Perfect Day at Work
Next, find an hour of peace and quiet where you can think clearly. Take a piece of paper and write a vision of you at work doing what you love to do. Title it, “The Perfect Day at Work.” Make sure you have no interruptions and let your imagination run. Don’t worry about grammar, spelling or order. Just write whatever comes to your mind. Get as specific as you can. Imagine yourself in your dream job doing exactly what you love to do. Where are you? Describe your surroundings, the people you work with, your boss, and the company. Fill at least one page if not several.
Once you complete this experience, take some more time to brainstorm how you can make this dream a reality. Don’t accept defeat immediately by saying, “This is only a dream. I can’t really do this.” This is a self-imposed limiting thought. If you can think it and believe in it, it’s possible. But if you don’t believe in your vision, you’ll never get there. Brainstorm for a minute on how you can make this dream a reality.
Once you finish brainstorming, design a plan to get there. If the dream is really worthwhile, it will take some time to accomplish it. But if it’s what you really want, you won’t mind the effort it takes to get there.
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