Making your dreams come true is not about hard work or great sacrifice. It is about your beliefs, imagination and expectations. Whatever you truly believe in becomes your reality Your thoughts are like magnets. They draw to you whatever you believe. Henry Ford said, "Whether you believe you can or you believe you can't, you're right." Probably a worn out quote but the truth of that one simple statement is incredibly powerful. Jesus said, "Call things that aren't as though they are." Once again, simple truths. You are what you believe and your beliefs create your reality.

Everything exists in the material world today from shovels to automobiles to computers because someone believed them into existense. They thought it, they believed it and then it happened. Simple as that. And yet the thing we make most complicated. When you were an infant, you learned to walk. You don't remember that but you believed you could walk, so you did. Once you could walk, you started to form your belief system. At that age, you believed in everything. It wasn't until you got into the bigger world that ou began to doubt the things you believed in . Other people told you, "you can't do this, you can't do that, you are just a dreamer" and you believed them. You learned to read and write because you believed you could. And then you moved on up in your formal education where others began to critique your writings and your thoughts, and you believed them. It's time that you listen to you and believe that voice.

We reach points in our lives where all we have are beliefs. You need to learn to trust them. Sometimes, that requires change in the way you see the world or believed the world was. There is probably nothing more frightening than change. You have to venture out into the unknown, get outside that comfort zone and dare to be you at the top of your lungs.

If you find yourself at a transition point in your life, embrace it. Welcome the change and believe in the outcomes. You know what they are going to be if you believe. And after all, why would you choose a bad outcome? Mike Dooley , from "The Secret" says its best. "We all have the ability to aspire to choose our thoughts wisely, but all too often we are too attached to learned patterns. The inspiration and comfort is in recognizing the Universal principle that whatever you truly want lies only a thought away. Gather messages from the universe and seek the ability to tangibly visualize and believe that which you wish to be in your reality." It's the Law of Attraction.

So after you have read this, do you think, maybe, you should think about what it is you're thinking about? Read that again. It is not a play on words but a serious question.

Thanks for indulging me. Dr.Jim