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continuously win on the battlefield of our minds to tirelessly move forward in pursuit of our dreams.
How do they (and you and I) do it?
• Step 3: Visualize, Believe and Repeat! What will it feel like when your dream is realized? Who will you be spending time with? What vacations will you take? What kind of car will you be driving? What charities will you be supporting? How will it feel to accept that award?
Spend time considering each detail of what it will actually be like once your goal is achieved. Athletes spend hours visualizing the end result, crossing the finish line, having the gold put around their neck. I’m sure our forefathers used visualization of freedom to push past their fears and beliefs. To win the fight in the battlefield of our minds, we must consistently be reminded of the dream we are fighting for.
Visualization is the fuel that feeds your dream. Coaches and mentors hold the vision for you even when you can’t see it. Coaches can see things the athlete can’t see and hold the belief and visualization
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As you head out for this holiday, I invite you to consider and reflect on some of the things I’ve shared and take this opportunity to fully commit and declare that today is your independence day.
Commit to the practices that will allow you to win on the battlefield of your mind and in life:
• Step 1: Know What It Is That You’re Fighting For.
• Step 2: Prepare for Battle on the Field of Life.
• Step 3: Visualize, Believe and Repeat!
As you celebrate and enjoy the fireworks, consider them not just a celebration of the gift we have of living in one of the greatest nations, but also a remembrance of the people who were willing to fight for us to have our independence. See those fireworks as a symbol of your personal Declaration of Independence.
You personally declaring that this is your time and you are willing to do what it takes to win the battle and achieve your goals and dreams!
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