All day swimming around noodling up inside of our noggins are these grandiose ideas. Some of them are big and some of them are small, ideas come in all shapes and sizes, constantly going in and then coming out typically at the worst times. Maybe you...

All day swimming around noodling up inside of our noggins are these grandiose ideas. Some of them are big and some of them are small, ideas come in all shapes and sizes, constantly going in and then coming out typically at the worst times. Maybe you do all your best thinking in the shower, or maybe you have the best ideas right as your head hits the pillow. Whenever the lightning strikes, it happens to all of us. There is a surplus of ideas in the world. All over the world every day there are brilliant ideas that are never acted upon, including the ones that live inside your head right now.    Ideas are a necessary part of dreaming big, but if we aren’t careful they can become just that, ideas always wondering what could have been. In today’s episode we discuss some of the hurdles involved in turning ideas into reality. The mind body connection that exists when we jot ideas down is powerful. Taking pen to paper or just typing out your ideas not only can save you from forgetting them, but brings them immediately into the physical world. We can always come back to the ideas once they are written down and decide whether or not we want to do anything with them, but that has to happen before they are forgotten.    Once a line in the sand is drawn, that begins the journey towards action. By speaking about the action you are willing to take, it can take away the fear of what if? Not only what if I actually do something about this, but what if all my friends and peers think I’m crazy? The face of the matter is, all things in life worth doing are a little bit scary, most of the time that’s why they make you sign for it…Next time you have a big idea, put it in writing and get to it. That idea isn’t serving anyone by staying locked up for the rest of eternity.

Ideas vs Action