I have a question for you. If you could do anything you want in the world right now, what would it be?

In addition to that, if you could live anywhere in the world you wanted to live,

where would that be?

And if you could experience life the way that you have always wanted to, with whatever that

looks like, what would that be? whatever that

be.

profound questions in their simplicity, aren't they?

I mean most people that I come across most clients that I work with the groups that I

train when I ask that question everyone has some sort of vague and foggy idea of

what it could look like but there's a certain amount of guilt vague and if not I have yet one more question for you

there's a certain amount of guilt around stating it out loud do you have that right

now and if not I have yet one more question for you And if you had nothing to do for the next week

if you had nothing to do for the next week and no one to share time with

what would you do for fun? How much time would you be able to

occupy? Would it have something to do with the current field of work that you're in?

These questions are not difficult. These questions are not, you know, multi-level, they're very surface, but there's a certain

profound nature in the fact that they are surface.

What I have found time and time again

is that most of us don't give ourselves credit for what we can actually achieve.

What I mean by that is we create systems and processes in our lives.

Right now, my friend, whatever it is that you have done for however long you've done it for is a system and a process.

If you wake up, you probably wake up a give or take the same times.

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