Turn your Dream Life into Reality!

Start Dreaming, follow your Dreams & turn them into Reality!!!

 Are you dreaming enough?

Are you dreaming the right dreams?

Do you follow them?

Pick the appropriate Dream!

Ensure to turn them into reality!

If you are dreaming the right dream, your dream and aspirations should be strong enough to make your journey as seductive as the destination!

Dreams and Aspirations are greatest motivators and means of achieving goals.

Our dream should be such a compelling motivator that we should be seduced into working towards it. In this way, we would enjoy the journey as well as the destination. If you have a dream and you are following to make it come true then the action plan doesn’t necessarily is “Must Do” rather it becomes a “Love To Do!”

Imagine waking up with the life you’ve always dreamt of - Be it a better physique, Climbing a mountain, Writing a book, Earning money or success, Gaining power, Becoming a world-class sports person, Achieving strong purpose in our life or To be World’s best home maker!

We all need motivation to achieve anything. Our determination to fulfill our dreams will provide the required motivation. If the motivation isn’t strong enough, it means the dream is not compelling enough; we are probably dreaming the wrong dream!

When motivation is strong we create our own sets of rules and routes towards it. This is a form of self-discipline that is pleasurable and welcome. When we give up a beaten track and choose to be our own drummer, we have a greater responsibility towards ourselves…

Here are some easy steps; just follow them…

1.    Identify the right dream

While identifying the right dream sounds obvious but many of us struggle with this. We often struggle with the temptation of finding the perfect/ideal dream which can often paralyze us. Remember, this isn’t a one-time deal; it’s a continuous process or a journey. Just choose one and make that decision now!

2.    We need to commit to our dream

Now that we have chosen our dream; we need to commit to the same. Therefore, we need to take actions to fulfill our chosen dream.

We need to identify steps or action to fulfill our dream. Create step-by-step plan and create monthly milestones broken down into weekly deliverables and then finally breaking those down into our daily tasks.

3.    Let’s follow our dream

This is the most exciting phase – we need to be determined to follow our plan. Everyday, no matter what we do, we need to follow and implement our daily tasks that’ll bring us closer to our dream.

It’s not going to be easy so make sure we don’t make mistakes and don’t give-up half-way.

4.    Work Hard Party Harder – Let’s Celebrate

When we achieve our dream, we must reward ourselves. We should take time to enjoy that fulfilling moment and should appreciate ourselves. This will give us more confidence, enthusiasm and motivation to chase for our next dream.

Based on experiences, our dreams get bigger and bigger as we begin to achieve them.

Life will start looking to be much better when we wake up every day and all we will be doing is chasing to make our dreams into reality!

What are we waiting for?

Choose your dream now!

Follow your dream

&

Go ahead and Seize your Rainbow!!!

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Are you living in Denial?

What is Denial?
Denial, is asserting that a statement or allegation is not true.
However, Denial is also used at times for a psychological defense mechanism, in which a person is faced with a fact that is too uncomfortable to accept and rejects it instead, insisting that it is not true despite what may be overwhelming evidence.
Denial is to deny the reality of the unpleasant fact altogether.

But why do people go into a denial mode?

We may slip into denial under any situation. For instance, too much smoking, regular drinking, reckless driving, post-retirement changes and mid-life crisis are some problems that we don't want to accept.

Most of the times, it is easy to deny truth when it hurts. Denial means trying to hold on to our own perceptions of reality, when in fact, we are avoiding truth. The reasons could be the fear of having to deal with a consequence.

A lady with 42 years of age says "I am yet to hit forty", whenever someone asks her age as she hates to admit it. To look younger, she tries hard to fit into dresses that are a size lesser than her's. Another lady is terribly overweight but refuses to even step on the weighing scale. She is afraid that the truth may hit her hard.

Under such circumstances, we get trapped in a denial mode and start seeing our life through the proverbial rose-tinted glasses. Age and weight are just some of the issues that most people cannot accept about themselves.

Denial could also be the first stage of a coping cycle.

When an unwelcome change occurs, a trauma of some sort, the first impulse to disbelieve begins the process of coping. That denial, in a healthy mind, slowly rises to greater consciousness.

Gradually becoming a subconscious pressure, just beneath the surface of overt awareness, the mechanism of coping then involves repression, while the person accumulates the emotional resources to fully face the trauma.

Good in the bad

However, denial does have a positive effect at times and can help us to cope with tragedies. Reality may be too painful. At times, denial helps us cope with life's harsh realities. When someone dear to us passes away, denial is the first reaction. First, we undergo a denial, then there is an acceptance and after that comes the feeling of immense sorrow, before life returns to normalcy.

Denial helps us push away, block or modify reality in a way that is acceptable. At the outset, the person in denial may not recognize it, but eventually as time goes by people tend to accept it.

Despite its obvious pitfalls, we can use the denial mode to our advantage by hoping that we can handle any issue without letting circumstances bring us down. The key is in trying to figure out what's happening or what has happened, getting the facts right, clarifying things and taking a decision that is more in tune with us. We can tell our self that I am fat, not obese, so let me make a fitness schedule, diet changes, follow an exercise pattern and get in shape.

We must believe that we can do it.

Denial is a Relationship Maintainer

Casual denial of bad behavior may be acceptable.

Self-denial is at work the most when it comes to relationships. For instance, we use it to overlook the flaws in our partner. At work, we use it to deny problems with the boss and colleagues for a conflict might rock our financial stability. Denial is our coping mechanism that gives us time to adjust to distressing situations.

This denial is not all that bad. It is a relationship maintainer. We don't need to have everyday confrontations. When something shocking or life-threatening happens, like an illness or the death of someone close, denial for a short-period can help you get our bearings together to absorb the pain. This denial is part of the healing process, where we slowly and gently face the reality.

Denial may be good even in stressful situations because it helps us approach the problem with less emotion. Denial of a rift with a friend could save you from an open confrontation. Denial about a life-threatening illness can be a protective defence, till we get our nerves back.

Use Denial Positively

•          Try to see situations from different perspectives
•          Believe in our self, trust others
•          Think of alternatives
•          Remember that the mind comes to terms with reality in a slow safe way

Are we Living in denial?

Everyone is in denial about something - be it a politician, a business tycoon, a star or you and me. Every day, we deny many unpleasant realities of life - like a rift with a friend, being in a bad job or relationship.

What happens when one remains continually in a denial mode?

Being in denial can harm us; we should know the pitfalls of ignoring the truth.
There is a tendency to prevent or at least delay the ability to maturely deal with truth or recognize reality. The signs of denial are when we refuse to listen to the truth and argue over it rather than accept it.
At times, embracing denial mode can prove to be dangerous. For a person diagnosed with an illness such as cancer or AIDS, the revelation can come as a shock. The first reaction is: No, this is not possible! The person may then redo the tests many times and consult several doctors hoping that someone will tell him otherwise. In a way, it is fear or anxiety that brings vulnerability and denial.
It may help you temporarily, when your mind is processing information that your heart isn't ready to accept. But being an escapist in the long run does harm.

When the time we spend denying what's obvious and staring at our faces, lasts for too long, it can damage our ability to tackle challenges.

My friend, 39-year-old lost his job a year ago, but was in denial about his debt. He continued shopping and kept telling his mind that he could pay the bills, despite knowing deep down, he will not be able to.

There are marriages where a partner refuses to deal with a straying spouse simply because it will shatter the perfect picture that he or she has built in the head.

No one likes to give up that cozy feeling of "all is well"; especially when they know it's not true.

In fact, some people live in denial for so long that they create an alternate reality in their head, where their illusions are the only truth. This is not good, as when people reach this stage.

A lot of people can suddenly experience an 'over-the-edge' feeling if the bubble of happiness bursts. They withdraw, become uncommunicative, even suicidal. Confront the issue before we explode and reach a point of 'no return'.

MAKE A 'DENIAL' LIST

Too much denial on a daily basis shows a person has weak coping mechanisms. It also means the person is giving up his personal power too easily.

Don't be scared of denial - It's our mind's way of accepting there's a problem. It's a good sign.

To make ourselves strong is to challenge ourselves to step out of the comfort zone once in a while. "Make a denial list. See what happens if you accept and change some of them. Will life be better or worse?"

The more we deny, the more we stop our mind from finding solutions. Accept, then think and the rest would be easier.

Undo denial to live a fulfilling life. Find out Purpose of your Life! It requires hard work, toughness and strength to rock the boat, but it's worth-it, because your mind becomes light and you feel happy!!!
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