I will write down my ideal, and sometimes include a photo. This is called my "wish book" and I have been keeping one for many years now! It's kind of legendary in my family! Underneath the written goal, I will often write many of the little steps involved with making this happen. When I look at this daily, it sinks into my subconscious, and I begin planning to have it in my life soon. Some days I will take one of those little steps and other days I will just visualize or mentally plan. The project gains momentum and often I have the ideal long before all of the little steps are even taken. It's a combination of action, thought and imagination.

I try to keep calendar and clock commitments to a minimum. The better I take care of now (which of course is a now in the future) the imaginary future takes care of itself.

Michael

I like this question Vee. I need to start applying all the spiritual knowledge that I have instead of talking about. I find that I talk much more than I apply when it comes spirituality. This maybe true for others as well.