4 Ways to Use the Power of Intention in Your Business

 

 

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“When you set an intention, when you commit, the entire universe conspires to make it happen.”  Sandy Forster 

Setting intentions creates focus and brings energy to what you want to create and how you want to experience the world.  This can be incredibly powerful when starting, growing, and running a business.  Here are some common ways that you can use intentions to move your business forward.

Overall Intention Statement for Your Business

Having an intention or mission statement is a foundational piece of creating a business.  It can provide focus and guide every action and interaction that takes place within your company.

How You Show Up and Interact with People

Taking a deep breath and setting an intention before stepping into a meeting or conversation will help you feel centered, confident, and focused on your desired outcome.  It can also be very calming before networking or speaking before groups.

The Things You Create

When clients ask me to review their marketing materials, programs, or other creations, I start by asking about the intention behind them.  Bringing clarity through intention to your  projects helps the creation and review processes flow with ease and grace.

Your Experience Within the Business

This often overlooked area may be one of the most important. How you feel will directly impact the results you receive.  Having an intention that reminds you to stay balanced, release stress, or whatever is important to you, can re-energize and empower you and your business.  If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed or falling into misbeliefs that business is hard or success is unavailable to you, your intentions can make all the difference in the world.

 

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  1. The Power of Intention and how to have it work for / with you is a very interesting topic.

    It’s been some years, I translated Wayne Dyer’s book of the same title (you can read a short paragraph about it on my Portfolio page). It contains some very useful insights into Intention and the way we act it out in our lives.

    Like you, I always ask clients about their intentions for the piece they want to have me write. Everything about the post or webpage must flow from this intention — and result in materializing it.

  2. Hi Linda, these mission statements are a good idea. I used to be a corporate wife so understand mission statements and future projections, but I’ve never really applied it to my art business. Actually, there isn’t much of an art business. Maybe I should re-evaluate all that. Thanks for the prod. Visiting from UBC, and hoping you’re having a lovely week. 🙂

    • If you want more of an art business, I bet creating intentions would help you make it happen. Thanks for sharing…

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