Keep Your Feet Moving

tribute to Jules Marmotte

Dreams are a strongly desired goal or purpose (reference Merriam-Webster online), a reason keep moving forward. Dreams can be awe inspiring, exciting, intriguing, and can only be satisfied by its fulfillment. What is true as well is that pursuit of the dreams can be a little scary.

This wrting is about finding ways to to overcome being sidetracked by timidness, confusion, boredom, or the unknown. You have to move and stay in motion.

All the actions are characterized by a saying I will use throughout this post. It is, “Keep Your Feet Moving“. The last post was about being tenacious, determined, and resolute.

The Effect
Get a good snapshot of what Keep Moving Your Feet means. Have you ever watched ducks in the water? It seems they are tranquil. Gliding with ease as while floating on top of the water. Except for the occasional bending over to catch an insect for a light meal they could pose for a picture.

The Cause
Know that if you were to have visual access to what is taking place right beneath the duck you would find that an amazing amount of actvity that moves the duck in any direction. The ducks moving webbed feet would be reveal an absence of tranquility and a hotbed of work going on.

This post about what to do when you have made a committment to continuning how to not get sidetracked. So here are 8 things you can do to Keep Moving Your Feet

1. Keep the foundation of the basics going. To illustrate this a fundamental basic of living is breathing. When you get distracted, scared or timid focus on a basic action to take. Make the basics your friend. If writing, put down your thoughts no matter how jumbled. If it is flying, check you instruments. If it is singing, begin to hum. Keep Your Feet Moving
2. Get around others who are doing what you do. Find a group of people with at like mind. Check on Google to see where such a group exist. This will focus, encourage, and strenghten your resolve.
3. Read, see, and listen to stories of others that were in the same situation and yet overcome. This is a classic way of to Keep Your Feet Moving.
4. Dream of your end goal. Imagine, taste, smell, touch, and hear your end goal. Test drive your dream car, visit that open house, eat at the restaraunt, get brochures of the place you desire to travel, or a picture of marrying the person you love and any other goal you may have.
5. Write a journal of your experiences, thoughts, and encounters as you move toward your goals. Keep it daily. You should write you opinions, others opinions, obervances, conindcidences, and expectations. The movement is that you write everyday to Keep Your Feet Moving.
6. Similarly take pictures and make a album of all you desire. Have others send pictures to you. Draw the pictures yourself or describe it for a person you know draws well to render a picture of what you are moving towards. Look at the picture everyday throughout the day.
7. Talk, speak, vocally express your desires. Talk your plans out loud. Record yourself. Make a video that you play back to yourself during a time you are excited about what you seek to accomplish. This becomes an emotional trigger to remind you of how you feel. Keep Your Feet Moving.
8. Start a blog that allows others to join in your journey. Your sojourners will give you feedback and encouragement.

It becomes a chronicle that can be passed down to others so that they too Keep their Feet Moving.

 Hi! My name is Vonzel Sawyer. I am a husband, father, and grandfather. I started blogging to share from my experience, knowledge, wisdom, instruction, and understanding to help persons maxamize and magnify the positive in their life. That is why I used the terms "maximum" and "magnification" and combined them into a single word "maxafication". Just like something can be magnetized or winterized. I want to impact people to live largely and fully each day!

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