%%FIRST_NAME%% %%LAST_NAME%%’s Abundant Blueprints

I mentioned this briefly in the Overview %%FIRST_NAME%%, but wanted to give you a more detailed explanation so you can choose which Abundant Blueprint version (#1, #2, or a combination) you want to use.
Either version you use will accomplish the same thing so it’s just a matter of your personal preference. I personally use a combination of these 2 blueprints so I’ve included that too as #3, but I have friends and family that use strictly either version #1 or #2 so I want to give you all of them so you can decide what’s best for you. . These are provided in a zipped download file in 3 different formats. If you have any problems opening the file, you can download a free program to open them HERE.
Blueprint #1. This version is spread out more than #2 allowing you to go into more detail with your Purpose and Action Plan. Once we take you through the categories Assessment, and you have a solid Foundation on which to build as well as a clearly defined Vision, Blueprint #1 allows you to separate each Vision, and then get very specific with each Action you’ll undertake to make that Vision a reality. I like to have the first of this detail (page #4 of the entire blueprint) as a summary that I can take a quick glance at and see my entire Vision.
In each consecutive page, you can break down each Vision listing its Purpose – WHY do you want this in your life. You’ll be able to answer this as a “Because” statement. To reinforce your Because statement, there’s a spot for you to list your feelings when it becomes a reality, and a spot for you to list your feelings if you don’t accomplish your vision. Obviously, %%FIRST_NAME%% you can choose to use this section or not in your own Abundance Blueprint, but feelings you’ll have if your vision is not brought to reality can be a strong motivator. I’ve done the research on it, and it does work for many people. For example, I’ve had people say it helped them save their marriage because the reality of not saving it would be disastrous . I personally don’t use this so I only have a spot for feelings when I bring my vision to reality so you can keep it as is, change it, or delete it altogether in your own Blueprint.
In the Action Plan for each Vision, the wording is very important. I’ve learned to use “Am” and “Must” when listing my Actions. Too many people make the mistake of listing these as “Will” or “Should”. “Will” is fine for you Vision, but let me show where the problem comes in:
“I WILL be 10lbs lighter on February 1st” is good for your vision. However, “I WILL start exercising every morning” is not how you tell yourself to start exercising because it’s in the future. “I AM/MUST exercising every morning” is much more committed, and tells your brain this is what we are doing now, and not what we will be doing in the future.
Blueprint #2. This version is for people who like a more overall view, and don’t need as much detail. It also has pictures to stimulate your your subconscious mind. The Assessment, solid Foundation, and clearly defined Vision is the exact same. Blueprint #2 allows you to read over your total category very quickly, and see the broad picture. You can still list out your Purpose & Action Plan for each vision, but it’s just more compact and reflects less detail.
For either version you use %%FIRST_NAME%%, I recommend you personalize it with any favorite quotes you have, and pictures that are personal for you, and create a mental stimulus for you.
The combination of both that I use %%FIRST_NAME%% has my first page printed out double sided from Blueprint #2 with my Beliefs, Vision, and Purpose. The next page is also printed double sided with my Empowering Statements, Perfect Self, Serving Habits, Never Miss Habits, Daily Rituals, and Counter Punch Plan. This allows me to read the over all picture, and the basic things that will allow me to make it a reality in just 2 pages so it’s very quick. The next pages consist of Blueprint #1’s Goal section starting with page 4.