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 Participation Is Mandatory

We all have busy schedules, that’s a part of living life. Chores are never-ending. It seems there are more things we could be doing than there is time. To recover from chaos, we rest, take vacations, and look forward to rejuvenating alone time. By balancing things-to-do with solitude we are able to create harmony in our lives. But, it doesn’t always feel smooth and harmonious. How do we apply that dreamy conception to the reality of stormy days and tumultuous nights?

For a moment, let’s pick at the part of us that procrastinates during down time, instead of being productive. I think we may sometimes (okay, many times) mistakenly interpret relaxing as not doing anything significant. But what if we were to engage in something relevant to our goals and dreams as a means to unwinding?

Start by catching yourself dawdling about. Ask yourself:
“Is this the best use of my time & energy?”

Would you consider trading Facebook or television time for that-one-craft-project or business-venture you always wanted to undertake? Build up to an hour a day and see how much you can get accomplished in just one week! Keep at it diligently! Make your hobby the distraction you’re obsessed with. Do not focus on analyzing the extent of a result. Don’t pay attention to wanting to manipulate the outcome. Watch those thoughts float past you and dissipate. Simply keep building your dream. Every little bit helps, even the actions that will one day be discarded. Mistakes happen. If you allow, they may become the greatest blessings in disguise, offering more clarity and joy than could ever have been imagined.

There are no excuses for settling for mediocrity. You might think you have a thousand (really good)reasons why your dreams can’t come true. I am here to challenge that false rationalization.

Here are examples of successful people who overcame limitations by taking forward action:

• Jim Carrey: dropped out of high school to support his homeless family; now one of the best comedic actors
• Oprah Winfrey:  horrible childhood filled with poverty and abuse; now worth $2.9 billion & is a household name
• Stephen Hawking: cannot speak or move w/o a computerized wheelchair; is a renowned astrophysicist
• Bethany Hamilton: won first place surfing in a national championship, two years after losing her arm to a shark
• Steven Spielberg: was rejected from his choice of film school (USC), not once, but twice

The majority of people in the world didn’t know these folks when they were experiencing their dark moments. Aside from obvious physical limitations, most people aren’t aware that successful people endure hardship. In our experience, celebrities show up already popular, rich, charismatic, and fortunate. Yet, in the majority of cases, people like those in Jim Carrey’s situation, easily remain a victim to homelessness. Most women with Oprah’s upbringing re-live the cycle, remaining in poverty and abusive relationships for most, if not all of their lives. Successful people look obstacles straight in the face and exclaim:

“I am worth this dream of mine!  I deserve to experience my desires!”

Every. single. human. being. has a dream lifestyle that they wish would come true. Follow that passion within you. Unbury it from the layers of resistance and repression built up from people saying you can’t or shouldn’t. So now, imagine… it’s several months down the road … your life is filled with more of the things you enjoy doing — because you made the decision to stop feeling sorry for the situation you’re in. True commitment will always lead to results. Always. Doing nothing creates no thing. It can not be stated any more clearly. Your participation is mandatory for the creation of your wildest dreams. Jump, get that!

Keep Open To Serendipity — Follow Your Heart

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Three Blessings That Are A Result of Saying Yes

Do you ever find yourself struggling with obstacles and limitations getting in the way of having the life of your dreams? How do you know when to surrender, have blind faith, and fully commit to taking the leap towards more magnificence than you could ever have imagined? In my experience, the answer lies in a succinct bit of advice my mom repeated throughout my childhood:

“Follow Your Heart”

But… there’s a catch. Sort of. Wishing and praying for what you want is powerful.  It is not always enough to manifest fantasies. Engaging in movement and action towards goals, backed by passion and intention, creates an abundance of everything you’d ever want.

If you find yourself in a place where your heart is saying “YES! OMG I WOULD LOVE THAT” but the mind is listing reasons to stand still:

“Follow Your Heart … Then, take action!”

Take physical action forward and see what happens. Here are three personal examples demonstrating how this technique worked for me. Please keep in mind that your results are dependent on the strength of your own love, thoughts, and actions.

1. Move from Chicago to Los Angeles

My husband and I decided to move from Chicago to Los Angeles within one month of our wedding. For months afterward, we struggled to set a date. We didn’t have jobs lined up in California. We didn’t know where we would live. We knew it would be expensive to transport our belongings 2,000 miles across country.
HEART: move to LA!!!!
MIND: wait for a mysterious thing to happen, assuring everything will be okay

What did we do? Followed our hearts & TOOK ACTION

We called fear’s bluff and took forward action towards our dreams. We have lived in sunny Southern California since 2009. Magically, after we committed to a move date, we were both offered virtual, work-from-anywhere online computer jobs. Everything has been okay, even after leaving those corporate jobs to pursue our own creative endeavors.

2. Cottage on a Mountain

Our first place in LA was in a cute neighborhood up against the hills in Studio City. Our rent was near the top of our budget, and the lack of privacy left nothing to the imagination. We set an intention to move to a quieter, more peaceful location. We adopted a one-eyed cat from a dear friend’s neighbor, who coincidentally was looking for tenants for their newly purchased rental. Within months we were living in a 1930′s Hollywood bachelor cottage, in a canyon, on a mountain. At first, worries flirted gently with our minds, reminding us that we share one car between two people. Living and working as freelance artists two miles from the nearest town might be complicated. Luckily, having already benefitted from practicingthe law of attraction, our hearts remained open and without hesitation we said “YES!”
HEART: move to the HILLS!!!
MIND:
wait for a mysterious thing to happen, assuring everything will be okay

What did we do? Followed our hearts & TOOK ACTION

Once again, we challenged the worry and fear and moved towards our dreams. We are on two years at this lovely location, gardening on the slopes and working crafts in the garage. Getting to gigs on time with little to no conflict with my husband’s acting schedule. We have been taking care of business smoothly and successfully. We live and work in our own imagined idea of heaven. Something we painted first with our mind’s eye, and heart. The steps we took towards our visions led us to seeing the results we wanted.

3. Lesley Bohm Photography

Thanks to dear friend, Eva Tingley’s match-making skills, I was offered the opportunity to re-design celebrity photographer, Lesley Bohm’s website in exchange for having professional portraits taken. Apprehensive about working with such a prestigious artist, as I felt small next to her greatness, I contemplated being “ready” for such a bold business move.
HEART: move towards GREATNESS!!!!
MIND:
wait for a mysterious thing to happen, assuring everything will be okay

What did I do? Followed my heart & TOOK ACTION

Thanks to this accidental discovery, a happy chance, this serendipity, my brand is represented professionally by Lesley Bohm‘s Photography. Having a portrait of myself on books, signs, and merchandise helps fans connect with my essence.

Hopefully now you can more easily accept that blessings are available to you simply by sayingYES! to fortuity. Have blind faith when the heart backs your intentions. Release the mind of any and all worries. Trust! Move forward. Take baby steps or giant leaps — just move! The more this technique is practiced, the easier it is to manifest the things you crave.

Portrait of Lynnette Rozine Prock @ Lesley Bohm Photography

Positive Affirmations For Success

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Repeat Positive Affirmations For SuccessTo Build Confidence

Today I invite you to say yes to your bed-of-roses by repeating positive affirmations for success. Allow happiness, prosperity, and abundance to flourish in your life by believing in your right to experience these things. Bring an awareness into your heart, highlighting your true-calling and purpose. Keep a still eye on that calling and take action, daily.

I know it’s easy, and sometimes comfortable, to rest in mediocrity. But, I want you to be great; a cut above; dandy; and excellent. Why do I want that for you? Because, when individuals do exceptional things, the world becomes a paramount place to be. A ripple effect takes place that spirals into collective evolution. Your singular success does matter, whether you believe it (yet) or not.

To renew confidence in your purpose, set aside one hour per day to:
• Visualize clearly. See your goal. Feel it coming true. Set your sights!
• Repeat positive affirmations. Wipe out self-doubt! Be your own cheerleader.
• Take action! Do one thing every day that brings you closer to your goal.

These three simple things done on a daily basis will help develop excitement about your intentions, while erasing dreadful feelings of resistance. You’ll become your own source of motivation, realizing you really can do anything you put your mind to. Over time, you’ll see the results you’ve been imagining, look back, and thoroughly feel accomplished.

Visualize in the present moment, as if the thing you desire is already in your life. Keeping the dream in the future prevents it from occurring. As Credence Clearwater Revival sings, “Some Day Never Comes”. Positive affirmations are declarations of a truth about something. Even if it doesn’t feel honest in the beginning, eventually, you’ll retrain your subconscious to believe these facts, which in turn effects your behavior, leading you to act with confidence about your dreams coming true. Remember to move forward! Despite failures, mistakes, or hardships, one must persist in order to achieve.

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Actress Kelly Kula Motivational Interview

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Actress, Kelly Kula, Shares Wisdom In This Inspirational Interview

Kelly Kula and I met through mutual friends in Los Angeles, California. We’re both from small towns in the midwest (she’s from Michigan; I’m from Wisconsin). We now share an intimate circle of creative, independent filmmaker friends. She is in the process of developing her dream life of being a full time actress by doing what she can with what she has. I’m consistently impressed with her positive attitude and her passion to succeed. HerFacebook fan page is filled with imagery of  her own choreographed stunts in fight scenes. Let’s start this interview with Kelly’s inspirational words:

There have been plenty of people who have said “You can’t” and I wouldn’t be where I am today if I had believed them. It takes a lot of self confidence to follow ones dreams, and the greatest advice I can give to anyone is to be really at peace with who you are. I am by no means perfect, but then again, who defines what a perfect person has to be anyway?

With all my “flaws” and all my attributes, I am perfectly happy being just who I am. There is not a single person in the world exactly like me, and that should be both comforting and exciting. I accept myself and that simple gesture has made all the difference in the world. I get rejected on a daily basis, but when I can separate those rejections as business and not something I should carry personally, I am freed from worry, doubt, and fear. I am confident that I, as I am right now, will be successful in my career, by simply being the hardest working, only-version-of-me there is!

What is stopping you from fulfilling your dream career?

That’s an interesting question because I know that the only thing stopping me from accomplishing anything is myself. However, I do have to give myself grace because when pursuing acting, there is no set career path that one can follow to one day say “I’m a working actor!” If I wanted to be a banker or a lawyer or a doctor, there are a certain number of years to log and, if you have the accompanying brains, you have that job! Acting…gosh, sometimes I wish it were that easy.

I think that putting positivity and confidence out there, while doing all my hard work, will result in the success I want for my life.

What motivates you to want to make your dreams come true?

My family is a big motivator for why I want to be an actress because there is a HUGE part of me that wants to be able to take care of them. I am so grateful for the upbringing I had that I would like to reciprocate and aid my parents in retirement, help my sisters set up college funds for my nieces and nephews, and make sure that they don’t have to worry about bills. Their peace of mind is also mine.

Plus, I love what acting has done for me and I want to touch someone in that same way. It gives me such a fire and love for life that if I can ignite that in someone, even if in just one person, then I would have a feeling of success. I love doing what I do, period. I am grateful for the ones around me, both family and friends who support me. They are the motivators behind the passion.

How are you dealing with fear, doubt and worry?

I work at denouncing fear, doubt, and worry at all times because once you let them filter in, they’re very hard for the conscious mind to rid of. I really am a firm believer that what you think and what you say can only come back to you, so if all you’re putting out there are your fears, doubts, and worries, guess what? Only more of that is going to come to you!

I really work at setting aside my fears and finding the positive in any situation. When I worry about money I make myself step back and say, “When have you ever been abandoned and left to starve? Never. You will be taken care of. Just believe and keep moving forward.” It’s not to say that I’m not impervious to those feelings, I just work hard at using them to my advantage instead of allowing them to overtake me.

What steps are you taking towards reaching your goals?

I am working as much as possible as an actor, whether I’m getting hired to do so or bringing my own works to life. I feel that it’s very important to always show the industry that you’re working because I don’t think that anyone wants to hire a stagnant actor who is merely waiting for opportunity to come knocking.

I’ve hired content creators and have filmed many clips to highlight my talents. I played a series regular on a pilot where I not only got to act but I also performed my own stunts. Activities like this aid me in keeping my craft in tune and stretching myself to reach new limits.

It’s persistence, patience, and also tact. I work very hard on not being that “stereotypical actor” and setting myself apart from the rest by being a genuine, honest, fun to be around person. I also train in the gym most every day because, since I want an action/adventure career to start, I have to be in top shape to compete.  

Who or what inspires you to stay motivated?

Fitness is a huge inspiration for me, so when I get a fitness goal in my head, there’s nothing that will stop me from accomplishing it! I love the way that good health and friendly competition makes you feel, and if you’re only in competition with yourself, you’re bound to keep getting better and better. 

I listen to inspirational mantras in the morning to make sure all negativity is warded out. I’ve also started to learn meditation with my boyfriend. Being able to be a clear-headed leader really excites me. And, I have a great group of motivators who, whenever I feel a little down, are right there to put me back on track. Like my lovely friend, Lydia. She listens to everything I have to say and ALWAYS finding a positive solution. She’ll pray over me and it’s instantly reenergizing. To have that much love coming from one person is enough to put me back on track. 

Be sure to stop by Kelly’s Facebook fan page and become a Ninja!

Check out her IMDb page. Have you seen anything she’s starred in?

Find out more about Kelly Kula on her personalwebsite.

Watch her in action on her YouTube channel. Remember to “like” and subscribe. This girl’s going places and you’ll be able to say you read about her “back when…”

How To Make Good Memories

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Let There Be Good Memories

Ten years and one month ago, yesterday, my mom passed away from pancreatic cancer. Last night, by mysterious gift from friends, I was able to have a little date with her, and no, I don’t mean her ghost… I was simply with the memories that she and I created together. Was I crying? A little bit… But, my tears were accompanied with an ear to ear smile.

As a single mom of four children, my mother had to juggle a strenuous real estate career while making sure my brothers and I were all cared for. As the only girl, my mom would often take me to programs offered through the parks and recreation department. I took horseback riding lessons; I was in girl scouts; I went ice skating; I played baseball and softball; and gymnastics. Of them all my favorite babysitter was The Sparta Chamber Orchestra. While my brothers wrestled with each other and shot at things with BB guns, I listened to stringed instruments perform classics by Beethoven and Mozart.

It’s interesting how easily we take things for granted as children. I loved all of the activities I was involved in, but I missed stable family experiences. We didn’t have a pleasant home life. We distracted ourselves from our dysfunctional family by being away from home for as much of the day as possible. Of course, as an adult, I am now thankful for the existence of these distractions, but as a child, I felt sad and lonely. My attention drifted towards what I didn’t have, rather than what was great, right in front of me.

Last night, the same realization swept over me as I sat in the Hollywood Bowl Amphitheater. The LA Phil Harmonic was playing beautifully. I remembered many childhood hours, sitting in an empty church, while my mother played second chair violin in the local chamber orchestra. Every week, she practiced and I tagged along. Those moments (then and now) are magical. The way the music bounced around in the empty sanctuary, as I explored the religious alter, unsupervised. It was as if my imagination had it’s own musical composition playing in the background. These are absolutely treasured moments.

So, for a brief moment last night, while remembering these memories, made by my mom and me, I felt a pang of sadness and loneliness. The fact that I can never physically enjoy live, classical music with my mom is heavy. But I smiled anyway. I have such great memories attached to my mom playing violin; and to live orchestral music. I am forever in gratitude for the distraction of music to protect me from flying BB bullets. For as often as I focus on the delights, pain has no place in my heart.

I do believe the same could be said for any and all of life’s situations. No situation is ever bad or good… it is simply our choice of perspective that deems it so. Had I chose last night to focus on the lack of my mom’s physical being, the entire night would have been blanketed by sadness and grief. Because I decided to turn my attention to those lovely memories created by a mother doing her best to provide for four young, squabbling children, the night was magical and enjoyable.

Awaken Abundance In Three Steps

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Three Simple Ways To Awaken Abundance

1. Focus On Gratitude. 

Let’s say you are building a garden in your yard. You spend hours digging, sowing, weeding and planting. At the end of the day, you feel satisfied and accomplished. You wake the next morning to find that animals have destroyed everything by digging holes in and around the plants. Some seedlings have been dug up, torn to shreds, or simply removed from the ground. Looking around at the ruined plot of land, frustration sets in. You wonder why you bothered and proclaim that you’ll never attempt something like this again, knowing you can’t lose what you don’t have. The mind closes and all opportunity to learn from this is lost. You blame the animals and complain about how unfair the situation is.

What happens when your attention drifts towards the gratitude at having a piece of land large enough to make a garden? You had free time in your life to build this garden, isn’t that something to be thankful for? You were healthy enough to be moving shovels full of soil. After the hard work, you bathed in an indoor shower, with warm, running water and luxury soap. And, even if they are causing more work, isn’t it nice to know that Earth houses a variety of life forms? Sure, you have to start again, but couldn’t that somehow be a wonderful thing? Now there is an opportunity to create a better garden, one that is animal-proof. Good thing they got in and destroyed the garden early on, rather than after months of hard labor tending to these plants… right?!

By harnessing control over your own perception of an event, you can find peace in any turmoil.

It’s interesting that neither optimism or pessimism change the fact that animals tore up this garden. The only thing that changes is our experience. By training our minds to focus on the joy, beauty, and excitement – we encounter joy, beauty, and excitement. The same is true about paying attention only to lack, fear, and limitation. We endure frustration, anger, and jealousy when our thoughts reside in those dark places. Bring your attention back to the light by remaining grateful for what is right (or possible).

2. Fake it ’til you make it.

For the first few days, or even weeks, after planting seeds, nothing is visible in a garden. This is a critical stage for a garden to be watered thoroughly and regularly. Let’s say that you’ve figured out how to keep the animals out, and you’ve completely resown your garden. A passerby who knows nothing of your efforts, might find it quite strange to see you watering an empty plot of soil day after day. But since you’ve built this garden, you know exactly which plants will bloom where and when. Even if you explain your gardening intentions to your neighbor, they may still miss the full picture the way you see it with your mind’s eye.

Watering seeds which are hidden underground, with the understanding that green leafy bits will eventually burst through, is one way to describe faith. At this stage, you don’t know which seeds will sprout, or even if any will. But, you do know enough about biology to know they “might” make it and surely your watering habits can contribute to the success, or failure. Once again, an awareness and focus on the possibilities (rather than a focus on the lack of sprouts showing), allows abundance to exist.

Similarly, when we visualize or say positive affirmations with an image of our garden (our goal) at it’s fullest potential, we are able to keep faith in the possibilities. If all we can see is an empty plot of soil, we create our own mental roadblocks.

3. Don’t give up. 

Some plants take only 3-5 days to germinate. Others can take weeks. Some perennial bulbs and flowers don’t even sprout until the year after they are planted. Patience is a virtue, one that can be developed if not inherited. Just as in gardening, dreams take time. Goals need to be nurtured and maintained; tended to and supported. When patience is matched with perseverance, magic happens.

Instead of groaning and complaining about the destruction of the garden by wild animals, start rebuilding. Move forward without looking back. Keep your eyes on the prize and extinguish any questions of fear, doubt, or worry. Remind yourself of the joy you get from being in the garden. Acknowledge what feels right in your heart and build faith from that. Do not let those pesky animals distract you from your purpose.

Imagine if after 2 weeks of watering every day, your garden shows no signs of germination, motivating you to throw in the towel and give up. How ironic would it be to know that the seeds were only one day away from sprouting? Despite what your eyes see (the empty plot of soil), trust the vision that is inside you, showing the garden in full bloom.

Let’s continue this discussion over on the “Dreamers” Facebook fan page. What does the garden symbolize in your life? What suggestions would you give to someone who feels defeated or frustrated? How do you handle thoughts of fear, doubt, and worry?

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Quiet The Mind?

It’s not always easy to find peace when the world around us is spewing bad news, complaints, or negative perspectives. I am here to share some good news: you can find peace! No matter what is going on around you, it can always be found from within yourself. Growing up, I endured many hardships that seemed to encourage me to be bitter, hateful, and angry towards the world. I couldn’t change those external things. I could only control my own behavior and feelings. For many years I was a mean and hurtful person. What good did that do for me? It only added more negativity to an already painful existence. The peace within me was buried under layers of negative energy. Over time, I learned how to quiet my mind in order to rediscover the peace that was longing to be exposed.

There are a vast number of guided meditations and relaxation techniques available online. I don’t believe there is one way in which we can all find peace in the midst of turmoil. For some, it’s as simple as gardening. Others discover peace by working out or going for long walks. Believe it or not, some people have learned to calm their mind by cleaning and doing chores. For me, I have found that coloring, drawing, and writing lowers my blood pressure and clears my mind of awful thoughts.

No one knows you better than yourself. You know what you like. The first step to quieting the mind is noticing when your feelings are in a place that you’d not like them to be. By being able to step back, away from yourself in these troubled times, you can start to adjust your mood. If instead, you decide to dwell in the anger and pain, you’ll find it’s very difficult to find peace. Next time you notice that your emotions are raging wild, take a minute to really recognize that you’re upset. I don’t mean that you should think of a million reasons why you’re justified for being upset. What I am suggesting is that you acknowledge your feelings without judgement. This can prove to be a challenge for most people, including myself.

One technique that I have found to work for myself, is creating something. When I put a brush into paint and then wipe it on canvas, or paper, my mind becomes distracted away from the anger and pain I was just feeling. I do not suggest repressing feelings through means of distraction. Quite the opposite. What I am proposing is that you express your feelings in a way that is not hurtful to others. Express your rage by painting a dark, emotional painting. Write a paragraph or two about why you think you’re justified for being upset. Revisit your “art” in a few days once the anger has dissipated. Expressing yourself through art allows you to release negative emotions without destroying relationships or self-esteem.

My third self-published book, Quiet The Mind, is a 100-page, all-age, art therapy activity book that inspires and encourages positive thinking and mindful meditation. The exercises in this book will help turn your attention away from the external world in towards your own personal power  simply by coloring dozens of line art illustrations. Positive affirmations scattered throughout the book deliver encouragement and reminders of self-worth.

Lined pages offer plenty of room for a personal diary. Quiet The Mind provides a plentitude of suggestions to write about. The book also contains instructions for creating mandala art; a life test that will reveal valuable insights; a fun scavenger hunt; and many other art therapy activities. If my life has taught me anything at all, it’s that coloring and keeping a journal at any age is a simple way to quiet the mind.

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Get your very own copy of Quiet The Mind here. If you would like a PDF version that you can print out and use as many times as you’d like, simply email inspiration@MyDreamsMatter.com. Let me know that you want to quiet your mind.

Affirmations for Designers

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I AM ALWAYS PRESENT AND IN THE MOMENT.

I AM OPEN TO RECEIVING SUCCESS AS A WORKING DESIGNER.

I AM CAPABLE AND PREPARED FOR EVERY GIG THAT COMES MY WAY.

I AM AN AMAZING DESIGNER.

I ENJOY CREATING NEW DESIGNS.

I AM GRATEFUL FOR EVERY DESIGN PROJECT THAT COMES MY WAY.

I EFFORTLESSLY ATTRACT CREATIVITY.

I AM CONSISTENTLY PRESENTED WITH NEW OPPORTUNITIES AND SUCCESSES.

I LOVE THE EXCITING AND CREATIVE JOBS THAT COME MY WAY.

I ALWAYS HAVE EVERYTHING I NEED TO BE A SUCCESSFUL DESIGNER.

I MANAGE MY TASKS PROFESSIONALLY.

I HAVE PERFECT INSTINCTS.

I AM ALWAYS CALM, COLLECTED AND CREATIVE.

MY PURPOSE AS A DESIGNER IS TO BE SUCCESSFUL AND INFLUENTIAL.

I AM KNOWN FOR MY POSITIVE ENERGY AND CREATIVE LIFESTYLE.

I WORK ON AMAZING PROJECTS WITH GREAT PEOPLE.

I MANIFEST ABUNDANCE WITH MY CREATIVE GIFTS AND TALENTS.

I AM A FINANCIALLY WEALTHY DESIGNER CONTRIBUTING TO MEANINGFUL PROJECTS.

I LOVE HAVING A PROSPEROUS CAREER AS A DESIGNER.

I AM SURROUNDED BY PEOPLE WHO ARE EAGER TO ELEVATE MY SUCCESS.

PEOPLE RECOGNIZE AND RESPECT MY UNIQUE TALENTS AS A DESIGNER.

I SEEK INSPIRATION AND MENTORSHIP FROM OTHER TALENTED DESIGNERS.

MY CLIENTS ARE ALWAYS HAPPY WITH THE DESIGNS I SUBMIT, EVEN WHEN THERE ARE REVISIONS.

MY SUCCESS AS A DESIGNER IS NECESSARY.

I CONTRIBUTE TO A POSITIVE AND INFLUENTIAL PRESENCE TO THIS PLANET.

I LISTEN TO OTHERS WITH PATIENCE, COMPASSION AND UNDERSTANDING.

I COMMUNICATE CLEARLY, GRACEFULLY AND ARTISTICALLY.

I CREATE THE EXACT LIFE I WANT TO LIVE WITH ENTHUSIASM.

I CHOOSE HAPPINESS, SUCCESS AND CREATIVITY IN MY LIFE.

MIRACLES AND MAGIC SURROUND ME EVERYWHERE I GO.

I LIVE A CREATIVE LIFE.

ALL OF MY DREAMS ARE COMING TRUE RIGHT NOW!

AND SO IT IS.