[learningtogrow]

I'm going to try this again a bit more concisely so others can understand and read what I'm writing.

I'm having a dilemna. I'm wanting to make a big change in my life financially. Do I do what I love to do and what motivates me day to day (Robert Scheinfeld) which would be to "play" outdoors. Ski and play, just visualizing what I want (Marc Allen), not worrying about the how,.

Or, do I take action (James Ray) which in my mind means studying something or learning a skill, something I'm not too passionate about. It's purpose would be to eventually get a job that makes money and give me the lifestyle I choose. I don't want to work full time, nor do I want work to be my life ever. These "job" choices are limiting. I'd rather have $ and be comfortable, donating the rest to the environment.

The question being... Throw all fears out the window and do what I love and trust the Universe? Conversely, do I buckle down and pursue the traditional way of doing things?

Does anyone know exactly what "taking action" means in this regard (James Ray and Steve)?