I recommend you make out a want list. Take a note pad, go off by yourself, and write down the things you'd really like to have or do very much.

Think about what you want from your business. This is another way of figuring out who your potential clients might be and how you might reach them.

Here are some of the questions I sometimes ask my clients to start pointing them in the direction of their authentic desires… What do you want? What would you like to have happen? What would you love to create or bring into being? How will you know you've got that result? What will you see, hear and feel that will let you know you've got it? If you

Outcomes and Experiences Try this for yourself. Grab a piece of paper, draw a line vertically down the middle of the page. In the left-hand column, write down all of the outcomes you want. I don’t care what they are. Just make sure they’re objective or measurable — meaning that they are events that can happen or not happen, dollar amounts, material

A useful starting exercise for learning how to focus more clearly on desired results is to take any particular goal or aspect of your vision. First imagine that that goal is fully realized. Then ask yourself the question, “If I actually had this, what would it get me?” What people often discover is that the answer to that question reveals deeper de