Everyday, I visualize what i want in life

Not that I want to compare myself to others…but this is when I notice it the most. When I’m in situations where I meet new people, I find others can be so driven, so clear in their goals, compared to my hazy vision.

Although I do get quite a bit of “me time”, which I’ve been using more effectively this year than ever before, up until now I haven’t invested enough time in the creative zone. I’ve definitely done some productive things this year. I’ve been very focussed on learning this year and gone out of my way to enrol in several courses to help me unlock my creativity and become more musical.
I’ve had several friends tell me I’m the busiest person they know, and have a lot of exciting things on the go all the time. This is true, but I still feel aimless. I have a fair idea of the things I have skill in and enjoy doing, but when it comes to having a vision of my future, it looks like this ”?”

I found some interesting articles on visualisation online. This site I found rather helpful.

I know I am all ready on a good path and I am grateful for all that is good in my life. Especially when it comes to my family and friends. I am so fortunate, they are all wonderful. Part of wanting to visualise more in my life is to enrich the lives of people around me also.

Every area of my life could improve if I used visualisation to help me. I could see myself having more fulfillment and better quality of life in general. Work, art, music, relationships, adventure etc

All I need now is to allow myself to visualise all the things I deserve :)

is something I need to do more deliberately. There have been many times I have thought of something in passing, then suddenly it just lands in front of me. I need to tap into that more. This goal caught my eye and I had to add it :)
I remember reading somewhere that it’s pretty easy to articulate what you don’t want, but can be more of a challenge to acknowledge what you do want. How can I get what I want if I don’t know what it is that I want? Visualising will help :)