Ideal Profiles
Written by Yvonne Chiarelli
A simple, yet effective, tool to bring what you are wanting into your life is the "Ideal Profile." Ideal Profiles are an excellent tool for invoking your creative power. I often use profiles for myself, clients, and friends. Using them is nearly effortless, they support your outward actions, and they attract more energy to your desire. Best of all, you get results.
For example, say you are looking for the Ideal Job. Begin with your intention that you will have your ideal job. List (handwritten in pencil, or on the computer) all the ideal qualities that you want to show up, like: nnn > $50K+ or better (always include "or better")n > Spacious and bright environmentn > Less tha
20-minutes from homen > Flexible hoursn > People value my ideasn > I use all of my strengthsn > Three or more vacation weeks, etc.
Don't list qualities that are only adequate, go for the ideal, which is the point of an ideal list. If you reach for the stars, you'll at least get the moon! Your list should be changeable so that you can revise it as you think of more qualities. Post your list somewhere you will see and read it daily. You don't have to concentrate on it, but you do have to read it. That's all there is to it and keep a watchful eye for what happens next.
You can use the Ideal Profile for many things: Ideal Home, Ideal New Employee, Ideal Neighbor, Ideal Mate, Ideal Client, Ideal Presentation. There's always something that can be taken to the next level. Profiles are fun, easy, effective. There is no risk or cost, and it can only make your life better!n### nnn
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