The picture transformed into your mind will be depending upon your thought. If your thought is about success, picture transformed into your mind, will be as if you are getting success.

If your thought is failure, then picture transformed into your mind will be as if you are getting failure.

Never think or doubt, when you begin with something that it will end in failure. If you think so, then that thought or doubt will be transformed as a 'failure' picture in your mind and your sub-conscious mind will direct your action according to that 'failure picture', which naturally your action will end in failure.

On other hand, if you think on other side, thing will end in success, your thought will be transformed into picture of success, and automatically your subconscious mind will direct result to end in success. It is secret of nature.

Because you can yield only what you plant.

Planting of paddy yield only paddy and not wheat.

Planting of success in your mind only yield success and not failure.

Thoughts, picture, and action all have close interaction with each other. They cannot differ and distract at anytime.

I don’t know about you, but patience is not my strong suit. In most situations, I want to move forward in action. A few weekends ago I had an amazing experience that powerfully drove home to me, once again, value of patience, especially when it comes to finding creative and effective solutions to our problems.

The beautiful wood lot next door to our house was recently cleared to put up two more homes. We knew it was going to happen sooner or later. On window that faces lot, we had a beautiful stained glass piece, however, window showed through about 8” on either side.

Now, with lot cleared, every time I went by window, instead of beautiful greenery, I noticed raw earth, scraped by bulldozer. It made me cringe every time. I am a big believer in tremendous benefit of setting up our environment to support us. This includes all kinds of environments, like clients, friends, beliefs, food, etc. But in this case it was my physical/ social environment.

We had to do something to change that view out window. I came up with idea of a lightweight translucent plastic roller shade that would go behind stained glass. Definitely tacky, but I was adamant I did not want to see construction for next six months or look into someone else’s window for years after that.

Although this idea wasn’t greatest, I didn’t see any other option and my perspective, as an impatient, action-oriented person was “Let’s just put up shade.”

Fellow “action” friends take note: sometimes action can be premature.