Dreamwash Your Mind to Reach Your Goals, and Other Reader Tips

Dreamwash Your Mind to Reach Your Goals, and Other Reader Tips
Some people find it easier to sacrifice for their llong term goals by keeping their goals in mind. pogonici/Shutterstock
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In today’s offering of tips from your fellow readers, you’re going to get a bonus: a new vocabulary word. Read on.

My dream is to own a second home in Sweden, and to be able to purchase it without a long-term mortgage. I found a picture of the home I dream of and hung it where I will see it often during the day. This has “dreamwashed” my mind, so any time I am shopping and find a bargain on more clothes, shoes, appliances, etc., I am immediately aware of my dream. Nine times out of 10, I leave the bargain for some other shopper to discover.

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