Janet Kraft

Last week we submitted the first draft of our DMP, Definite Major Purpose. I was happy to be simply required to submit something. But this week I had to improve upon what I had written and felt lost again.

I found a bit of unpressured time and dove in again to see what could be added. This round we were required to include our two Personal Pivotal Needs, and I was supposed to use only positive words, and add more details to guide subby in knowing what to be working on.

Most of what I added was actually easy because I’ve already been thinking about it, just without DATES. It’s amazing what including dates and thus creating a timeline does. Ideas become plans and tacking on “I always keep my promises” incorporates accountability.

Each week I see more clearly the power of what we are learning. Training my subconscious to function at its peak effectiveness and thereby accomplishing so much more in my daily life is something I have already been working on but did not know how to effectively go about doing before MKE.

I manage my family farm property. My father had a vision for the land but it was mostly just the owning of it, not really using it. Of course we had to have a farming operation ongoing, but we never produced anything ourselves rather we have had arrangements with neighbors who worked the land.

My father had a vision that this land would be a refuge for his family with all the resources necessary to live independently. Now that my parents are gone, I must have my own fresh vision for our family property.

MKE has come along at the perfect time for me to focus on creating an amazing accomplishment that endures.