Choose a Theme for the Summer

Choose a Theme for the Summer

 

I am a big advocate for planning and goal setting. Sometimes, however, we get too involved in the how-tos and actually limit ourselves in the process. It is like we are micro-managing our lives rather than guiding them. When we set intentions, we call in The Universe to make our decisions right—sending us signs, support and often, miracles. [bctt tweet=”Let’s not micro-manage The Universe, but call in its power to support our intentions.” username=”beckyprater”]

Our theme should be presented as an open intention that clearly states the end goal without adding in any modifiers, limitations, or judgments. Wording is key and I believe the less words we use, the better. One or two word themes are more expansive and less judgmental.

Here are some wording examples:

Instead of “better finances” or “more money”, let’s say “financial abundance.”

Rather than “weight loss”, let’s say “strong/fit/healthy body.”

Rather than “I want to get better or heal,” lets say “vibrant health.”

Rather than “I want to get a ton of stuff done,” say “accomplished.”

Rather than, “I want to cut down on my drinking,” Let your theme be “good choices” or “moderation.”

Instead of, “I want to find a romantic partner,” set your intention as “perfect partner.”

We can transcend all and say, “successful summer.” The Universe knows—you know in your heart, what success means to you.  Success will come about.

Fortify Your Efforts

Try setting a theme for the summer and see how it guides your life and brings about wonderful encounters, experiences and miracles. Though the process alone will work, you can fortify the effort by placing these words (your theme) on your steering wheel, bathroom mirror, back of your phone—somewhere you will see it often so that you can be reminded.

What is your goal? Share it in the comments below or on Facebook.

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  1. My goal and theme for this summer (and hopefully beyond) is to be thought of as, not only thoughtful and courteous, but “unusually kind.”

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