fessionals find themselves so caught up in continual action for fear of not doing all the things that need to get done, that they lose their zest, and their passion goes underground. They spend less time doing what they are naturally brilliant at or passionate about, and lose touch with the dream, calling, or love tUse Your Imagination and Let Inspiration do its Work.

What if there was a way (or ways) to take the work out of work, out of relationships, out of life itself, while having more of what you want in all areas? Using your imagination and letting inspiration do its work is a natural way to do this.

Imagine for a moment that your actions are inspired. They are not "shoulds", but naturally flow and you are energized by doing them. Four aspects of inspiration are energy, elegance, enthusiasm and ease. Inspiration is an emotionally and spiritually high octane fuel, and a naturally replenishing energy source for the actions which it generates. There is elegance - gracefulness, neatness and profound simplicity - in inspired actions. When your actions are inspired, you embark upon them with enthusiasm, and discover an ease in their completion. They will be inherently purposeful and powerful. Interested?

We human beings have a habit of jumping right into action to do a job or to get what we want. Sometimes we don’t know what to do or what we want so we take action to relieve the discomfort of that. Or we procrastinate and feel terrible about not taking actions that we think we should be taking.

Many business owners and other professionals find themselves so caught up in continual action for fear of not doing all the things that need to get done, that they lose their zest, and their passion goes underground. They spend less time doing what they are naturally brilliant at or passionate about, and lose touch with the dream, calling, or love th

magine for a moment that your actions are inspired. They are not "shoulds", but naturally flow and you are energized by doing them. Four aspects of inspiration are energy, elegance, enthusiasm and ease. Inspiration is an emotionally and spiritually high octane fuel, and a naturally replenishing energy source for the actions which it generates. There is elegance - gracefulness, neatness and profound simplicity - in inspired actions. When your actions are inspired, you embark upon them with enthusiasm, and discover an ease in their completion. They will be inherently purposeful and powerful. Interested?

We human beings have a habit of jumping right into action to do a job or to get what we want. Sometimes we don’t know what to do or what we want so we take action to relieve the discomfort of that. Or we procrastinate and feel terrible about not taking actions that we think we should be taking.

Many business owners and other professionals find themselves so caught up in continual action for fear of not doing all the things that need to get done, that they lose their zest, and their passion goes underground. They spend less time doing what they are naturally brilliant at or passionate about, and lose touch with the dream, calling, or love t

actions which it generates. There is elegance - gracefulness, neatness and profound simplicity - in inspired actions. When your actions are inspired, you embark upon them with enthusiasm, and discover an ease in their completion. They will be inherently purposeful and powerful. Interested?

We human beings have a habit of jumping right into action to do a job or to get what we want. Sometimes we don’t know what to do or what we want so we take action to relieve the discomfort of that. Or we procrastinate and feel terrible about not taking actions that we think we should be taking.

Many business owners and other professionals find themselves so caught up in continual action for fear of not doing all the things that need to get done, that they lose their zest, and their passion goes underground. They spend less time doing what they are naturally brilliant at or passionate about, and lose touch with the dream, calling, or love t

e a habit of jumping right into action to do a job or to get what we want. Sometimes we don’t know what to do or what we want so we take action to relieve the discomfort of that. Or we procrastinate and feel terrible about not taking actions that we think we should be taking.

Many business owners and other professionals find themselves so caught up in continual action for fear of not doing all the things that need to get done, that they lose their zest, and their passion goes underground. They spend less time doing what they are naturally brilliant at or passionate about, and lose touch with the dream, calling, or love t

fessionals find themselves so caught up in continual action for fear of not doing all the things that need to get done, that they lose their zest, and their passion goes underground. They spend less time doing what they are naturally brilliant at or passionate about, and lose touch with the dream, calling, or love that led them to their work in the first place.

Then there is that seeming opposite and pulverizing gremlin of procrastination. You simply can’t get into an action mode to do what you think needs to get done. In this space, you may either be frozen in fear, or in reaction mode which disguises itself as the urgency to do totally unrelated things, like checking your email for the 49th time or shampooing the carpet. Actually, many procrastinating people become bionic when it comes to getting things done - that is things other than what they think they should be doing.

The above situations are usually filled with unsatisfying and meaningless actions. We end up wondering, “Is this all there is?” Or we feel guilty for not doing what we had on our “to do” list; even for being who we are. We find ourselves working more, accomplishing less, and enjoying it even less. I feel sure this isn't what any of us had in mind when we began this lifetime.

What about inspired actions? Isn't that where we started? Yes, there is this other way. It’s the way of imagination and inspiration. Einstein in his genius said that “imagination is more important than knowledge.” Imagination is a natural ability we all have to create mental images, to visualize somet