Hey, it's Terry Cablefoy, your cheerleader of dreams.

You know, I read a story recently about a guy named Alan Nigeo.

He was born in Hawaii.

He was not an academic scholar in school.

In fact, he chose not to go to college.

He was not most popular, nor was he athletic.

In fact, he was born without a leg and he had a deformed hand.

Well, at 20 years old, he went against the odds and started his own company called high-performance

kites.

He was earning about $600 a month selling kites.

So to put this in perspective, if he had a $60 day, it was like a big

deal for him, but he had vision. Remember, vision takes you from where you are to where you want to be,

right? Without vision, the Bible says we perish, but with vision you come alive. Well, one day he decided that he wanted

to expand his kite vision and he had a dream of creating a yo-yo boom. A yo-yo boom in Hawaii.

Now think about it. The kites weren't even doing good and now he wants to have yo-yo's. Keep in mind, Hawaii only has about a million people.

So a yo-yo is obviously not what most people would consider a necessity or even extremely

profitable.

I mean, how much money can you make on a yo-yo?

Well, and how many yo-yo's would you have to sell to really make money?

So yo-yo's weren't even popular back then, but here's what Alan did.

Number one, he used his imagination and visualized himself being successful, creating the yo-yo boom.

Number two, he wrote down his goals.

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