Everybody at one point or another in their life, have had big dreams of accomplishment and how many little boys dreamed of hitting the game winning home run or little girls wanting to be a princess when they grew up. How many times have you heard someone fantasize about winning the lottery or being a big movie or music star. Just look at American Idol.

Where are you in life right now? What are you creating that makes you feel good. Do you find you end up doing things for others that you really don't have time or energy for? We say "yes" to doing things for other people when we really don't want to do. When that happens, we end up giving our power away. We say "yes" when we really want to create boundaries, we want to say "no". Here are six keys to working with your inner strength in order to say "yes' to setting boundaries.

It seems that following our bliss would require us to give up on having a great lifestyle. The image of a starving artist is so common, that most of us link doing what we love with a state of poverty. This is a false image. Often, doing what we love, using our unique talents, and following our bliss are the very ingredients for creating incredible wealth. Think about it this way: if we're toiling away at a job that is fine, but not great, how likely are we to take work home, or create new ideas about how to make our product or service better? Not very likely. But if we love what we do, we find that we have an aptitude for the various aspects of increasing our ability to express our passion.

If the masses are talking about lack, do not enter into their conversations. People will only speak of their experiences and their limitations. Your world should never be capped by someone else's lack of experiences.

In the land of tremendous opportunity we have been mentally maimed. Convinced to put our greatest asset in the hands of someone else for them to "brand" us!

Remember your first kiss? How wonderful it was? Even though you had butterflies in your stomach, and your heart raced a mile a minute, it was such a memorable experience. What about that first thrilling ride on a roller-coaster or blowing out all of the candles on your fiftieth birthday cake? Those moments just takes your breath away, and they warm your heart and rekindle your spirit.

My experiences have taught me that what you do in life has everything to do with the way you think; rather than it having to do with your circumstances. So often, we want to blame our circumstances for what we do. You cannot let your circumstances tell you how to live, you must live above them.

"Let's assume that each person has an equal opportunity, not to become equal, but to become different. To realize whatever unique potential of body, mind and spirit he or she possesses."

"Fidelity to commitment in the face of doubts and fears is a very spiritual thing."

"You may delay, but time will not."