When you feel confused, unable to make a decision because you don’t quite trust yourself it’s time for radical transformation.

Radical transformation is a little known principle which virtually guarantees that whatever decision you make will, some how and some way, get you where you want to go.

As long as the decision is followed up with action!

Here’s how radical transformation works:

This principle works only if your intent is pure. Your agenda must be for good. If it is, no matter what decision you make, as long as it is the best one you are capable of, will be the first step toward accomplishing what you desire.

How is this possible?

A pure agenda on your part means that you are not coloring your desire with a hidden motive. This means you are operating from the most honest place you can when you make the decision. Your honesty is the key to unlocking the true nature (and lesson) which is the ramification of the decision.

Having the ability to percieve the effect of the ramification enables you to adjust that outcome in a manner which brings you closer to your desire. Even if the information you based your decision on turns out to be faulty.

The fact that your intent was pure and you took action, it’s as if you kick start the process of manifestation. Since manifestation is always a work in progress your honesty will alert you whenever the ramification of a decision goes in the wrong direction. In other words, you begin to “see” the path you must take to get to your destination… and you change your direction as needed to get there.

So the best way to make sure you finally arrive at the place you intend is to do something!

Make a decision, trust yourself and take action.

Then trust yourself when you become aware that more action is necessary to make sure you get to where you want to go.

Remember: You can radically transform any decision into the perfect starting point by being true to yourself and your goal. The power of your integrity will uncover any loose ends caused by any decision you make…

Just do something.

-Bob Baran