Adventures In Manifesting by Jeanine Just, visionary success strategist ©1999
Are you ready to move into your New Life? You’ll know that it’s time to re-invent your future if you don’t wake up in the morning so excited you can’t wait to get out of bed—but what do you do? Where do you start? What do you want to take with you into your future? Forget about changing or rearranging—re-invent. You can change your job, address, or relationship, and for a short time things seem different, but re-inventing is a permanent transformation of your life. It’s much like the metamorphosis of a butterfly who has no option to go back to the cocoon. In the past most people used linear logical goal achievement strategies. For some people this will still work—but if that’s not working for you it may be time to explore new ways to give direction to your dreams. The only possible reason for the PAST … is the FUTURE. But what does this mean and how does this apply to re-inventing your future? It means that what you envision … is what you get. Your past does not provide a road map for your future. Instead of getting yourself into a crisis and wasting valuable energy getting out of it—you can use vision and intention to consciously co-create your future. You can decide what qualities you require and stop creating your reality from past programming and beliefs. Many people believe that history repeats itself, and that you can predict the future based on the past or on predictable cycles. For example, economists believe all you have to do is observe what has happened over an extended period of time and then they can predict what will happen in the future. But, everything is different now. A word of caution, please don’t leave your day job until you know how to manifest. Manifesting or co-creating classes are not taught anywhere in our school system. Too many people have had no experience in co-creating or manifesting. Once you are self-employed you have to know how to consciously create income. It’s easier if you practice manifesting while employed, then when you launch out on your own you have already developed manifesting skills. 7 Steps for Co-Creating with your Future Self Step 1: Forget about goal setting—create from vision and intention Goal setting requires identifying and writing down specific objectives you choose to achieve, including time frames, etc. For example, by December 25th, 2001 I will have a new 2002 black Mercedes 500 SEL with a wine colored interior. Then several times a day you imagine yourself enjoying driving your new car. This process works if you work it. When you use vision and intention you identify the qualities you require. You do not list any specific names of people, places or specific things—and you don’t project out into the future. You identify your current heart’s desires, write them down and begin living them in your daily life. Here are some examples of qualities you require for meaningful work: 1) I am respected by my colleagues and co-workers, or 2) I am passionate about our products and services, or 3) visionary leadership guides our profitable values-driven business, or 4) I love working and I’m paid what I’m worth. Step 2: Listen to your heart. Identify your heart’s desires instead of intellectual wants or needs. Identify your 5-core values and use them to reprogram yourself to think with your heart. Your heart must be awakened to fulfill your destiny. Follow your passion. You can accomplish anything you set your mind and heart on. Make an agreement with yourself to: Focus on what you prefer—on what excites you —what makes you feel good—on what your heart desires right now. Step 3: Identify and discipline split commitments Genuine needs are not just material stuff that provides illusions of happiness. Your ego personality self has intellectual wants and imagined needs which are often diametrically opposed to your heart’s desires. This is why so many people can’t manifest their objectives. Start by asking yourself, “What hurts the most in my life right now?” Is it my career, job or work—is it my physical body—it is my finances—is it my relationships—or is it my home or work environments? Pick one. Write out the qualities you require. Then follow this formula to actualize your heart’s desires: Step 4: Re-invent your future Start by asking yourself, “What hurts the most in my life right now?” Is it my career, job or work—is it my physical body—it is my finances—is it my relationships—or is it my home or work environments? Pick one. Write out the qualities you require. Then follow this formula to actualize your heart’s desires: 1. Trust 2. Receive a thought or idea 3. Commit to taking one step at a time 4. Do what you are told by your inner guidance. (Don’t ask how or why) 5. Everything comes together Step 5: Release your past Moving into your New Life will require releasing any “stuff” you have collected that you will no longer need. This includes furniture, clothing, books, ideas, friends, beliefs, etc., that you acquired when you were your past self. Ask yourself, “Do I want to take this idea, person, thing, etc., into my New Life? Then keep the things you want and release/recycle everything else. Step 6: Pull your future into your present Activating your field of dreams requires tapping into the field of possibilities by strongly holding to your vision. You must feel positive feelings, even if your world is crashing around you. This creates the space for your intentions to manifest. Step 7: It’s natural to breakdown before breaking through Once you state what you want, the first thing to surface are your contrary thoughts, feelings and beliefs. It is important to know that cleaning up old programming is a necessary step in the process of living your vision. It may appear that things are getting worse. Regardless of the circumstances, you need to relax, remain harmonious and focus on maintain a positive attracting field. Focus on what’s right with you. You are likely to discover it’s a lot easier to focus on what you don’t want. If you are like most of us you got programmed to sabotage yourself by preparing for the worst—to take the good with the bad, or that all good things must end, or worst case scenarios. The result? It is easier to focus on the possibilities of the bad stuff or on what can go wrong—describing what you want in terms of what you don’t want. For example, I don’t ever want a relationship like the last one. Without Vision—people perish. With Vision—people flourish!!! As you move into your New Life, constantly ask yourself, “ What beautiful and good stuff can happen to me?” Focus on what’s right with you!!! Everything else will atrophy of neglect. A word of caution about your ego … it likes to live in the future which tends to pull your energy too far out in front of you to support you in manifesting your heart’s desires or it likes to take you back to the good old days. Looking into the future tends to create insecurity and fear because it’s unknown—filled with “what ifs.” Going into the past is often painful because it’s the past and it’s over. It’s history and only a memory that can’t be recreated again. Either response results in draining energy. To experience inner harmony live in the now…and make each moment an extraordinary moment. Legalize Happiness!!! Claim your inalienable right to experience your natural state of prosperity. Return to childlike simplicity. LIGHTEN UP!!! Smile—enjoy life—live each moment as if it were your last—and actualize your dreams with a light-hearted joyous Spirit.
This article is written by and the property of, Jeanine Just, founder and CEO of Visionaries University. You have permission to share it through any medium as long as proper credit lines are included. Jeanine Just empowers people to courageously reinvent their businesses, lives, and future. Jeanine is a visionary success strategist, new paradigm builder, author, inspirational speaker, seminar facilitator —and highly acclaimed trance-formation agent For interviews, radio/TV guest, seminars, consulting, or more information for getting control of your destiny, please contact Jeanine at 949-494-3811 or www.visionariesuniversity.org
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