Create your own path - it will lead you.

byJoseCruz1

195 followers

7 years ago

Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes to realize your dreams of financial independence? Let's get one thing clear; it has everything to do with freedom.

The freedom to choose! Life is about making choices, and we're in a better place when we can decide which path to take, rather than have the choice be forced upon us. In order to attain full autonomy on one's life, one needs to do the work required.

You see, it takes much work to be in charge of your destiny. The more work you put now into what you love, the more in control over what you do for a living you'll be. When you are actively deciding and participating in creating your life, the universe will understand that you are building something by first deciding what you will create, and then doing just that.

The creative force that's everywhere in existence will manifest itself through you and your life. Ways will be made available to assist you and inspire you. People will be there to assist you.

Before life can open itself and show you the way, one has to begin the process by sticking with it and continue when the inspiration may be lacking. In other words, you not only create your goal, you also create the path. Yes! The path and every thing that goes with it.

This includes the situations that'll assist you, the great ideas that will enlighten you and energy that will attract the right people into your life. Everything happens only with your consent at the deepest level.

So, if you feel uninspired, or the picture of your objective seems fuzzy, head back to yourself and realign with that which your heart desires. Remember, at the heart of true success is the freedom. And this is really what we are seeking.

When you give up seeking and claim it as belonging to you, the process will become more intense and feel more natural. At this point it will feel joyous all the pieces will begin to come together.

Trust yourself that you are doing it, that you are not only creating the end but also the means.