Want to Know How to Design Your Life?
By David B. Bohl | October 2, 2008 | No Responses Yet
From my article How to Design Your Life at The Change Blog:
There are no guarantees that life will turn out the way you want… but you have a better chance of it turning out how you want if you know how to design your own life.
I like the image of an architect designing a building by first laying out the blueprints. Or a writer outlining a book starting with the table of contents. The ability to create from scratch is a powerful feeling. The house emerges from a sheet of drawings. The book takes shape from the imagination of the writer.
Can you really design your own life in much the same way the architect designs a house and the writer designs a book?
Read the rest of How to Design Your Life.
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