Do you have a bright idea which you only dream about with clarity, visualize with mental picture of your eye, feel in every bone in your body, but yet you lack words to clearly explain it to others?

Have you ever tried to explain something to someone and caught yourself wondering what on earth you were talking about? Have you been left trying to figure out why what you had just said did not make any sense?

Each time you try to explain your idea or goal, you can’t help but notice looks of confusion on people’s faces, blank stares, raised eyebrows widening eyes and polite nods of those who don’t have a clue about what you are talking about!

This is not just about your “elevator speech,” which usually gives a synopsis of who you are and what you do. It is about taking conversation one notch higher by expounding on idea, goal, project, or vision to interested parties.

The following 3 tips will help you verbalize that which you can only see with mental picture of your eye.

1.Make it simple.

You don’t need anyone’s permission to fulfill your dream. Trust yourself and give yourself permission to succeed. Having support from people whose opinion you value is a wonderful thing but it should not be criterion for whether you begin acting on fulfilling your goals or not

If you really desire to turn your idea into reality, constantly floating it around and seeking approval of people will waste your time and kill your dream. What will happen to your idea if you don’t get approval of those whose permission you so desperately need? Nothing!

2. Don’t wait for perfection.

Waiting for a time when everything is perfect and in place will cause you to lose your enthusiasm and abandon your goal. Conditions may never be as perfect as you desire. You may never have all money, time, or knowledge you desire to begin working on your goals.

You must take risks, learn and improve as you go along and then watch as everything begins to fall in place. If you have to wait for perfect time to begin working on your goals…you will be waiting a long time!

3. Create time for goal.

Many people have dreams, ideas or goals, which remain unfulfilled because they are too busy doing everything else but work on goal! If you have a goal to accomplish, you must be ready to invest your time, and resources to ensure that it succeeds.

Making excuses about lacking time to work on goals that are important to you is a procrastination tactic, which will kill your dream before it has a chance to see light of day. There is always time to work on what we love and consider important. Create that time and see your dreams begin to unfold!

4. Decide once and for all!

The process of goal accomplishment, like most things in life begins with a decision. You decide what you want to achieve and then you plan how you intend to achieve it.