“You hold your future in your mind.”
Let your mind flow freely for a moment. Look into the future and imagine that you have no limitations on what you can be, have or do. Imagine that you have everything you need to get there. Time, money, people, smarts are all readily available.
What do you see?
Your future vision is an imaginary creation of your ideal life, and this vision flows from your most important values. It idealizes both who you are and who you can become.
Let your vision crystallize so clearly that you can almost touch it. Let yourself feel the emotion that comes with imaging your ideal life. Once you do, you’ll be amazed by the energy it brings.
The steps you need to take to turn your vision into reality will crystallize, too. For, this is your pathway to an ideal future.
Jane Powell

Courage is acting in spite of fear.”
We all feel fear at some time or another. It cannot be denied. Fear is a natural emotion in the face of possible danger, whether it’s the risk from actions that could threaten our lives, or from new experiences that could threaten our happiness.
A courageous woman knows that courage is not an absence of fear – it is acting in spite of fear. She acknowledges the fear she feels and is determined not to let it stand in her way. Become that woman!
Accept that risk is the price you pay for the chance for new opportunities and new beginnings. When you acknowledge your fear and push past it, you’ll reach all your goals.

Mistakes are valuable reminders that you do not know it all. And as such, they provide golden opportunities to learn.
Mistakes are a sure sign that you're making progress. For when you make mistakes, it means you are putting forth effort and having an influence.
Mistakes are certainly no cause for shame. The greatest achievements require you to work your way through the greatest errors and misunderstandings.
Mistakes are not to be feared. For the same actions that enable you to make a mistake also put you in a position to correct it.
When you're willing to accept the possibility of mistakes, you're able to follow the best opportunities. When you become experienced at handling mistakes, you'll be skilled at creating real value.
Success comes not from avoiding all mistakes, but from learning to find a positive way forward no matter what may happen. With each mistake, get over it, get wisdom from it, and become even more effective than you were before.
Ralph Marston