There is no time like the present, there is only one life, one moment, right now.
Caroline Myss once said, "Insisting that the external environment meet certain conditions before you are to become internally focused is itself a distraction."
What do you tell yourself must be done in order to take inspired action - to follow through on lingering ideas?
For example, do you tell yourself you'll exercise more when the weather turns warmer? Eat dinners with the family on a day when your favorite TV program isn't on? Take a long warm bath after you get new luxury bath soap because you want it to be special but never remember to buy it until that nagging idea comes around again? Does your body ask yourself to create time for a nap but then you decide to you spend three hours cleaning your home? Did you promise to make a date with yourself to see a weekend matinee movie only to miss it by running errands? or Have you been wanting to have a dinner party but keep putting it off because you haven't decorated the room as you'd like but then spend money on new shoes and a fall wardrobe, complaining you just don't have the money right now to complete your decor?
"Insisting that the external environment meet certain conditions before you are to become internally focused is itself a distraction." ~ Caroline Myss
How are you limiting yourself by focusing on these outward distractions of can't or not until... rather than listening from within, to your creative spirit, and taking inspired action?
The answer to this question will lead you to discover the very reason you have to experience your goals or dreams come true.
Following the voice of your spirit in a timely manner, despite [Blank insert put off] is what brings a fulfilling life to fruition. It is the secret key as to why some seem to always receive what they put their mind to while others can barely get their feet off the ground.
Your ability to follow through, complete your ideas in a timely manner, determines just how thriving an artistic life you'll experience.
It' not magic, it's follow through.
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