261: 7 Steps to Awaken Your Creative Potential

When you set a goal, you're using the conscious part of your brain, which is about 2 to 3% of your brain is your conscious brain. The rest of your brain is the non conscious] part. You set goals with the conscious part of the brain, but you achieve them with the non conscious part. How do you change your deeply ingrained thinking? Achieving goals is a spiritual and non-conscious exercise and there are 7 steps to achieving the life of your dreams

In this episode, I share the actions necessary to turn those dreams and goals into reality. 

• 7 steps to achieve anything you want 

• How to retrain your beliefs

• Sample affirmations you can use

“Our thoughts about the world create emotions, and our emotional experience will drive or inhibit our actions, creating our results.” - Miriam Schulman

These 7 steps are nonlinear because you have to you take an inspired action. You have to believe new things. Sometimes, you may have to modify your goals, not to lessen them but to pivot or learn different skills to get to where you need to go. But most importantluy if you have to continue to recommit.

Relevant Links:

Artist Incubator Program

Artpreneur Chapter 1: “Choose to Believe”

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