The P.L.A.N Blue Print Part 1 of 4 IAPW

<p>2020 has been crazy, to say the least. While some look forward to better days in 2021, the challenges of this year may have dampened the hopes and dreams of many of us. We all need a reset, a refresher - something that could give us a new perspective and enkindle our spirits. And what’s a better way to inspire us for the new year than to design an 'In a Perfect World' scenario? As the year (finally) comes to a close, I invite you all to create a blueprint of your life, for the sky's the limit when you dream big and step small.</p> <p>In this episode, I discuss the importance of creating an 'In a Perfect World' scenario and how you can design one for your business, finances, and life. I explain what BHAG means and how it’s different from the 'In a Perfect World' concept. I share some 'In a Perfect World' scenarios for my work and life and share some guiding questions to help you design different scenarios for different areas of your life. I also highlight the importance of looking at previous successes and underscore the power of taking small, consistent steps towards your dream life.</p> <p> </p> <p align="center"><em>“The secret to getting everything you ever wanted is to dream and hope for it, then plan and take the next small step towards it.” - Kristin Ostrander</em></p> <p><em> </em></p> <p><strong>This week on the Amazon Files:</strong></p> <ul> <li>The benefits of joining trade shows</li> <li>The impact of creating your 'In a Perfect World' scenario</li> <li>The hard part about the Big Hairy Audacious Goal concept and why it feels unobtainable</li> <li>The difference between the Big Hairy Audacious Goal and the 'In a Perfect World' scenario</li> <li>Painting a picture of your perfect day</li> <li>My perfect world scenario for a perfect day</li> <li>Designing an 'In a Perfect World' scenario for your work and business</li> <li>Planning the next steps and closing the gap between today and your 'In a Perfect World' goal</li> <li>The beauty of taking small, consistent steps</li> <li>Creating an 'In a Perfec