From idea to deed

Most ideas never become reality. There are mainly two reasons.

The first: the idea is not clear. A person wants something but does not know exactly what. He does not see it precisely and does not believe it is possible. Neville Goddard taught that what you want should be imagined as already done, and that you should hold to it until it becomes fact. In that he was right: as long as the idea is not clear and firm within you, there is nothing to bring about.

The second: there is no work, or the work comes at the wrong time. A clear picture in the head is not enough. Someone has to do the work: make the call, write it, build it, pay the price. And not at just any time. If you start too early, you spend your strength on something that cannot yet stand. If you wait too long, the chance is gone. There is a time to sow and a time to reap, and they must not be confused.

A clear picture without work remains a dream. Work without a clear picture remains chaos.

So two things are needed: clarity before the start, and the right moment to start. The first is learned in silence, the second through experience.

The question remains: how do you recognise the right moment?

N. Ž.