Why do we not follow up on our own "impractical" ideas? The main reasons are probably fear and inertia. Inertia in sense that we either stick to what is safe, or want to accomplish a huge goal all at once. Very successful people do not think like this. They back their ideas, and are not afraid to put in time to accomplish these ideas.

If you have an idea that could work given time, perhaps you and I should ask ourselves: " Is it really as impractical or impossible as it seems?''

You might surprise yourself and do that which you always wanted to do.

_________________________________________________________________________

Llewellyn shares solid, scientific, cutting-edge techniques with you that will increase your motivation and help you to success you have always dreamed of. Proven, time-tested techniques presented by bestselling experts...help you accomplish your dreams and goals. Will this be your best year ever? Find out more at http://motivationtosuccess.com __________________________________________________________________________ Copyright: Llewellyn Fleurs mailto: llew@motivationtosuccess.com

You are free to use this article in newsletters, on websites, or in your blog as long as you share entire article including resource box below. Any other use requires written permission by author.

He reminded me that I took this on as a life-long dream and not to forget fun and excitement of experience.

He brought me back to reality by putting everything into perspective. Once grounded, I released significance I had created around challenge and focused on fun again.

The steps came easier and I mastered choreography.

Thanks to encouragement of my friends and husband, I realized my dream and I'm glad I followed through with it.

I now have a lovely video I can look back on in years ahead when I want to re-live my four-minute dancing career. :-)

I know that if I did not go whole nine yards and take action required to create experience, I would have short-changed myself and would regret it to this day.

Not only am I regret free, but I have since taken on and accomplished other items on my "100 things to do in this lifetime" list and it feels great!

Is there something you have always wanted to create, achieve or experience?

Remember that when our time has come, it is usually not what we did that we regret, but what we didn't do.

Do you want to learn to paint, turn your passion into a business, write a book, learn a new language, or reduce your golf handicap?

There are so many things you can do in this lifetime, and we all have same 24 hours in every day. It's up to you how you choose to use them and it's also up to you to believe in yourself.

Everyone else can believe in you and push you forward, but if you don't believe in yourself, it's not worth a hill of beans!

Remember …

You are never given a wish without also being given power to make it true. You may have to work for it, however. – Richard Bach

It is never too late to be what you might have been. – George Eliot