Wealth is the ability to fully experience life.

- Henry David Thoreau
When you don't have a whole lot of money, it can be easy to forget that true wealth goes oh, so far beyond just mere money because you're so hot and heavy in pursuit of it.
That's actually great news, because it means that you don't have to wait until you're flush with cash and have multiple cash cows to begin experiencing wealth. You can enjoy at least some of it NOW.
You already know that visualization can be a powerful tool in motivating yourself to accomplish your goals. What I have found is that giving yourself fulfilling experiences NOW can help you with creating some pretty visualization that will help you get there.
For starters, take some time out to enjoy some form of luxury on a regular basis. I don't care if you have to save up money for months in order to do it. It is important that you 1) carpe' diem - sieze the day and live as though you don't know how much time you have left, because you don;t! 2) place yourself into scenes and experiences that mimic what the experience of your life will be like after all your hard work has made your dream into a reality.
Another component of this is watching after your health. All the money in the world won't do you a bit of good without great health. It is your health that will largely determine what your quality of life will be at any income level.
Take care of your health. Take time to kick back and relax. Spend some time with those you love. Take a portion of what you've earned and give it away to someone less fortunate than yourself. That is experiencing wealth.
Redefining your definition of what true wealth is will not only help you to enjoy it better when you reach your goals, but it will also enable you to enjoy some of its simple joys long before you even get to that point.
Lawrence Cole is the creator of The Multi-Million Dollar Mindset. The Multi-Million Dollar Mindset shows you how to discover ways to become rich, how to start a business, and how to join
the wealth builders at http://www.multimilliondollarmindset.com using Rich Dad Poor Dad principles.