What seemed to be a somewhat corny exercise actually turned into a new and unique method of goal setting.
You may recall Part I of this project asked you to picture yourself at the age of eighty, then write a letter to your current self to reflect on great things in a long life.
The other part of the exercise had you to picture yourself at age eight and talk about what you like.
As promised, I followed this exercise myself and it was very eye opening and allowed me to list a …

 I came across the following exercise when I was reading a book called The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron.
Now, I’ve said it here before that I don’t agree with all of the things in the book, but it does have quite a few good practical exercises like the following that I think are cool:
This is a Time Traveling/ Goal Setting exercise:
1. Looking ahead, describe yourself at the age of eighty.
• What did you accomplish after the age of fifty that you enjoyed? Be specific.
Now, write down what your eighty …

To help you determine if my upcoming book, The Artists’ & Designers’ Tip Book, will be resource for you or not,
I’ll read a good 7 minutes (and 11 seconds) of it to you so you can see for yourself.
The book will help you find time and take actual steps to fulfill your God-given purpose concerning your talent.
TO LISTEN NOW: Click the audio clip below to hear:

8 Ways to Get New Ideas
5 Steps Toward Artists Knowing & Completing the Will of God

 
TO LISTEN ON THE GO: Download it and check it out …