Many of you are off and running with your personal goals for the new year. With only 27 days in, the motivation and focus is still fairly strong. Soon it will be February.
Learning from other baseball instructors as well as from personal development/leadership reading, one way to stay on track is to visualize success. This is just a simple exercise of imagining what it would be like to lose 20 lbs. or to stop smoking. The key to this visualization is to get lost in the details. Day dreaming is acceptable after all!
As for me, I like to think about what a perfect day would look like. Follow me to the land of make believe and see what I visualize for a day like today in the dead of winter.
7:00 am -- rise and shine
7:30 -- coffee and devotional reading and study
8:00 -- breakfast (my fav is a goetta omellet)
8:30 -- creating (networking, reading, writing, planning)
10:30 -- workout
noon -- lunch (i love leftovers from the night before)
1:00 pm -- office, managing my business
3:00 -- team practice (baseball starts early)
5:00 -- supper (Have you seen Hilary's meals?!)
6:00 -- family time
9:00 -- wifey time
10:30 -- bed
Now you try it. I am a firm believer in writing this stuff down. The action of writing takes abstract thoughts and shapes them into tangible ideas.
What is your perfect day?
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