So, now that we've thought a bit about what we would do, let's take some steps toward getting there!
I'm a list maker, so I always like to start off with a list. Take a look back at the first question I posed:
What would you do if you knew you wouldn't fail?
If you haven't already, write down your "answer." It may be a list of jobs you think you'd enjoy, it may be a new sport or hobby you'd like to try, it might be a way of raising your family, or living day to day. Doesn't really matter as long as it's what is important to you.
Got your list? Pick out one or two items and re-write them each on their own page. Now, take some time and brainstorm things you could do today or this week to get started on your journey.
Here's an example:
Learn to play the guitar
1. Research local classes
2. Look online for workbooks
3. Talk to friends to see if any of them play
These are all easy steps that could be taken immediately that would eventually bring you to your end goal. Plus it's so much easier to say "today I'm going to research some local guitar classes," than to just say "I'm going to learn to play the guitar."
No need to actually take action yet, just make your list of action items and think about them overnight. If you are really fired up, go ahead and start doing a bit of work. If not, wait until next week and we'll get back to them.
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