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Blog Post: Fake It Till You Make It?
posted Tuesday, July 20, 2010 9:18 AM
Have you heard the phrase “fake it till you make it?” What if this idea is intended to help us act as if we already have what we seek? Not to pretend or play in the land of make believe, but to get real and present as we explore work possibilities.
- How would you behave if you had your dream job?
- What would your day begin like?
- What would you talk about with others?
- How would you carry yourself?
- How would you dress?
- What would you do, think or contribute?
- What would your eyes communicate?
- How would you breathe?
Answer these questions for yourself then experiment each day. Wake up ready to be of service. Dress for success. Talk about what you contribute. Walk tall. Then notice what comes (and what you attract) from this place of power.
For more ideas like this check out our workbook "Essentially You @ Work: A Career Transition Guide" by Shawn Snelgrove at www.amazon.com or www.boulderbookstore.com
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This blog is designed to share tips, ideas, and resources for conscious career transition, creative living, and right livelihood. I've worked with professionals and teams in transition since 1989. More scoop at www.brainstormingalamode.com.
