In order to discuss living your dream life, I need to tell you a little about mine:

I remember staying overnight at a lodge in Yellowstone Park a few years ago. I thought having a herd of deer meandering though the parking lot (clearly visible from the window in my room) had to be one of the coolest things I’d ever experienced… To be so close to nature–deer casually walking through your world was a normal experience.

Fast forward ten or so years…

There’s a herd of nine deer that beds down every night on my property. About 200 ft from my front deck. That’s right, the cool fantasy of being so closely connected to nature is the reality I’m now living.

I don’t live in Yellowstone National Park. I’m about 150 miles away as the crow flies. Gwen and I designed and built our dream house (in 2001) on the side of a mountain overlooking the Elkhorn Mountain range in Southwestern Montana.

The herd of deer was an unexpected surprise.

It seems that every fantasy I had about living in Montana has come true. I should add however, that I moved here in 1984 and had lived in the city (Helena, the state capitol) until I met Gwen. So I had plenty of time to get to know what I wanted. Many “Yellowstone” type experiences–which became an essential part of what my ideal Montana experience would “feel” like.

When the time came to create our own “land of magic” all of those idyllic scenes and feelings suddenly appeared. Many I had forgotten about as the years passed and was pleasantly surprised to realize “oh yeah, I always wanted that!”–was now a part of my personal discovery process–as I became more aware of the details of my dream life.

You’ve been collecting bits and pieces of your own dream life.

Either you’re now living the result of that accumulation or you’re not. If you’re not it’s because you’re afraid to. Your current day-to-day life makes you think and feel like you’re locked in–I know, I felt that way for far too many years.

For years I thought about a dream house with a world-class recording studio on the side of a mountain… In my case, I had to first find true love–which for me was the most important thing in my life. Then the rest seemed to flow from there. Building my dream house was the most natural thing I had ever done. Yet it took 17 years from the time I moved to Montana for it to happen.

There were a lot of barriers in my day-to-day reality that had to be removed. Then the dream poured forth like so many bottles of paint on a blank canvass–triggered by my intent–and knowingness that the time was right.

The inspirational journey Gwen and I have taken since we met almost nine years ago is the basis of the Intentional Prosperity™ System. Being able to consciously manifest your dreams at will–is the result of identifying a duplicatable and repeatable manifestation process.

Making your dreams come true is not a matter of luck–yet the experience feels that way, because everything unfolds in a manner which defies coincidence.

I’d be honored to show you what I’ve learned

-Bob Baran