Concentrate and focus only on what needs to been done today. If you can do that without constantly worrying about enormity of your goal, you’ll soon find that you are living your dream.

3. Take full advantage of all resources within your grasp.

Did you know that you hear more news in one day than your great-grandparents heard in one entire year!

While this may sound overwhelming, and words 'information overload' may be jumping into your thoughts, I say this to encourage you.

There truly is a world of information at your fingertips. It has been well said that information is power. I wonder if you realize power Internet bestows on you?

Right here, right now, you can decide to change your future. You might decide, as I did, to further your education using distance learning and online resources. Hey, I became a lawyer! Why not you?

You might decide that today is day you are going to start building your career and enter ranks of legal profession.

On other hand, you might decide that today is day to go into any career that appeals to you, choice is all yours. All of resources you need to accomplish you career goals are literally at your fingertips and within your heart.

4. Take action today.

No matter what you decide, let me encourage you to take action on your plan today. A car sitting in a driveway is impossible to steer. Only when car is moving can it be directed in way driver desires.

You are in control of your life. If you really want to be a lawyer you need to take action, you need to make that choice. The choices you make today will have an effect on what and who you become six weeks, six months and six years from now.

Let me encourage you once again. Dare to dream big. Make solid plans that will take you step-by-step in direction of your dream.

Make most of resources at your disposal. Don't let critics get you down.

Do these four things today and your tomorrows will take care of themselves.

Hugh is first one to acknowledge that just enrolling in a watercolour class is not enough. “It comes down to technique,” he explains, “watercolour painting, like any kind of painting, is not easy. The danger is that if instructor is not alert enough to make it easy for those taking part to express themselves and become attuned with their inner vision then their frustration and negative feelings will grow, not go away.”

Hugh has made a name for himself precisely because he has spent most of his life developing a teaching technique that teaches technicalities of watercolour painting almost by stealth. “The idea is that when you’re painting you should be focusing on most important element of equation. Your inner world. That’s where your creativity resides. Anything else is a distraction.”

To help promote principle Hugh has written an interactive theme-driven How-to book on watercolour painting titled “Hugh Templeton’s Watercolour Guide for Absolute Beginners”.

The book was featured in Times Educational Supplement as a means of helping teachers develop creativity in classroom and it’s been popular with stressed-out executives who have little time to attend classes.

Published by innovative internet publisher Cool Publication (www.coolpublications.com) book has been one of their best-selling titles from moment it was published.

“It is easy to use. It comes in 25 theme-driven sections and you can start painting effectively from first chapter,” says senior editor Chris Walker, “we tried it when Hugh first approached us and even we managed to paint a passable watercolour and we haven’t touched anything beyond a computer keyboard for last thirty years. Hugh Templeton’s technique really works, we all forgot we were learning and it was so much fun we felt great for hours afterwards and we tried it out in an editorial meeting!”