Do you ever just sit and imagine?

Published by Suzanne Evans   |   October 2, 2008   |   2 Comments

Last night someone told me that I live an exaggerated fantasy life….I think they meant it as negative, but I can’t stop thinking about it.

I think it is one of the things that keeps me motivated.  I am always onto the next big dream or fantasy in my mind.  Those deep exaggerations inspire me to look at my possibility and not my circumstances.

J.K.  Rowlings had fantasised the entire Harry Potter series before she even scribbled the outlines on napkins in a diner.

I try to remember that when I think-”Oh, Suzanne…get back to reality!”  It reminds me that fantasy is where all the good stuff happens…where all the books are written, money is made, lives are changed, and visions are formed.

Daydreaming,

Suzanne

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About the Author: Suzanne Evans owner and founder of Suzanne Evans Coaching, LLC, is the tell-it-like-it-is, no fluff boss of business building. She supports, coaches, and teaches over 30,000 women enrolled in her wealth and business building programs. Having surpassed the seven figure mark herself in just over three years, she’s coached her private clients to total revenues exceeding 8 million dollars. In 2011, she launched her Global Impact Project, a not for profit serving women worldwide in education, entrepreneurship, and equality. More About Suzanne



COMMENTS AND OPINIONS:

  1. Bixby

    Oct 02, 2008 at 02:49

    I agree wholeheartedly.
    I recent had someone say to me recently – that I should imagine
    the most amazing life for myself and then…imagine it even bigger,
    better, fuller, richer, more wonderful…and then go after it.

    Dream Big!!!!

    You go girl!

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  2. Kerri Salls

    May 18, 2011 at 07:45

    ‘That’s where all the good stuff happens’
    Absolutely.
    That’s how you attract your big hairy goals to yourself and make them real.
    Kerri

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