A Daily Practice for SUCCESS

Embarking on a journey of transformation requires true commitment. However, you should not confuse commitment with effort. We normally determine effort by how hard we push, whereas commitment can be determined by how often we are present. Effort is indeed required in many aspect of life, it is important to remember that pushing harder does not determine the outcomes we seek. These are usually accessed by our greater commitment to the cause.

Such a commitment is not only about how good we are at a particular practice, but of perfecting the art of consistent implementation. When based on true commitment, transformation practice can offer many benefits to accelerate the development of our journey. It can expand the parameters of limiting perspectives and possibly offer explanation to the unfolding mysteries within us.

You do this daily practice to make time daily for your own self-care and personal growth. You will allow the value of your highest ethics to expand. If such practice is not established as a necessary part of your day, you are more likely to be shaken by the uncertain ground of the change you cannot avoid. The more daily practice is established as part of your routine, the greater harmoniousness you tend to feel, no matter how surprising life becomes.

A daily practice is not a matter of being good at something, it is simply an exploration unto the effort of attendance. It strengthens the skill of consistency.

This daily practice should be used as an opportunity to make your own evolution in self-care a vital part of your daily experience. Whether you have a good day of practice or feel as if you are fighting every step of the way, it is always a useful means to support greater emotional and energetic harmony as you face boredom, loneliness, frustration and confusion. It signifies the signpost of your deepest inner transformation.

Although all the exercises and meditations in the 30-Day Transformation Program can be used as daily transformation practice, a daily practice mentioned in this blog is a good start.

The Practice

1. Write down 3 things you are grateful for. If nothing arises, write down 3 things you wish you felt grateful for.
2. Write down 3 things you have done right today. If nothing arises, write down 3 things you wish you could acknowledge yourself for doing right.
3. Write down 3 things you would love to manifest into your reality. If nothing arises, write down 3 things you would love to manifest for somebody.

This daily practice has been developed to support your most miraculous transformation.