Albert Einstein said, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over
 again and expecting different results.”  It doesn’t matter if you are 
facing unfinished projects, complicated finances and debt, poor relationships with family members and co-workers, or wellness
 issues. If you want change and a positive breakthrough, do something 
different. All it takes is new positive energy to create that 
much-needed shift for a breakthrough to occur.
Holding on to the old ways of doing things that are not working 
creates negative energy in thinking, which results in stagnation and 
many unresolved issues or unfinished projects. Some symptoms of such 
energy stagnation are relationships that are never quite what you want; 
jobs that never turn out the way you had hoped; never getting promotions
 or a pay raise as promised; even a constant nagging feeling that you 
are never quite in the right place at the right time. 
Look in the Mirror First
Begin to create your breakthrough by looking into a mirror. 
Ninety-eight percent of the time when things do not go your way, it is 
all about you, your thoughts and decisions not someone else.  Take a 
close look at who you are and what you have because that is a reflection
 of the choices you’ve made and the actions you’ve taken. 
Look back in your past to examine if who you are today is the same 
person you were just a few short years ago. Determine what decisions 
and/or changes you made in your past that has led you to your present. 
Are you better off today than you were five years ago? Are the things 
and people in your surroundings better now than then? Is your outlook on
 life better today? If yes, what did you do to accomplish that change? 
Did you change relationships, jobs, homes? If not, why not?  Determine 
why you are where you are today and what should have changed.
What Worked – What Didn’t
It is critical to determine what decisions in your past were filled 
with good energy. Those are the thoughts and things you need to hold 
onto. Equally important, determine which parts of your past were filled 
with negative energy and eliminate those decisions and actions 
completely from your life. 
Breakthroughs come from new thinking and surrounding yourself with 
only positive energy things, people and thoughts. If your thoughts, 
things and relationships aren’t providing you positive energy or even 
neutral energy, they are definitely sending you negative energy. 
Breakthrough Strategies
One might ponder the enormity of breakthrough thinking and come to 
the conclusion that consistent breakthroughs are impossible - but not if
 you use the Einstein philosophy. You are already on the road to a 
breakthrough, once you understand that you will continue to get the same
 results unless you change your actions. Bold breakthroughs that make a 
difference in people’s lives - yours and others!
Align Your Actions with Your Goals – It is impossible to be 
successful and have breakthroughs if your actions and goals are not 
aligned. If you wish to win 18 Olympic gold medals like Michael Phelps, 
you can’t just go to the pool and watch others swim. You have to align 
your goal of 18 gold medals with getting in the pool and learning to swim better than anyone else, while preparing yourself with competitions and races.
Instill Accountability - Is your new accomplishment truly a 
breakthrough that improves you or meets your new upgraded objectives or 
did it just take you down a different path and give you the same old 
results? Accountability is critical for breakthrough success. 
Breakthroughs can only be realized when there is a measurable change. 
Determine the outcome you desire in advance leaving no wiggle room - 
visibly display it with a post it note on your refrigerator or computer 
so you don’t play mental gymnastics and allow your mind to talk you into
 success when it was only a minor improvement.
Build a Bridge and Get Going – Breakthrough thinking requires 
change and action. A breakthrough is of no value if it sits on the shelf
 collecting dust. Don’t let a breakthrough idea just sit there. Build 
some type of bridge, conduit or connector from where you are to what you
 want to accomplish or to the breakthrough idea and get busy. You may 
have solved a major problem at work that could save your company 
thousands of dollars or come up with the perfect vacation for your 
diverse family, but 
nothing will change if you do not take action. Attract and act – that is
 how breakthrough thinking works. At this point your job is to take 
action and to make it happen – and celebrate those successes, large and 
small. 
If you’re ready to breakthrough, take action based on the information
 you’ve gleaned through observing your past five years and the mirror 
reflection of your current life. By aligning your actions with your 
goals, instilling accountability and building a bridge to get to where 
you want to go, you have created a breakthrough road map that is 
dependable and will always get you to where you want to go.
Source : By Pat Heydlauf 
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