Performing Satyanarayana Pooja involves the following steps:

1. Preparation: Cleanse yourself by taking a bath and wear clean, traditional attire. Set up a clean and dedicated space for the pooja, preferably with a picture or idol of Lord Satyanarayana.

2. Invocation: Begin by invoking the presence of Lord Satyanarayana through a prayer or mantra. Light a lamp or candles and offer flowers, fruits, and incense as a mark of reverence.

3. Satyanarayana Katha: Recite or listen to the Satyanarayana Katha, which is a sacred narrative that tells the story of Lord Satyanarayana. This narrative is usually available in the form of a booklet or can be narrated by someone familiar with the story.

4. Offerings: Prepare a plate with items for offering to Lord Satyanarayana. This typically includes fruits, sweets, dry fruits, coconut, betel leaves, and betel nuts. You can also prepare a Prasad (blessed food) such as kheer or other sweets.

5. Chanting and Bhajans: Recite devotional songs or bhajans dedicated to Lord Satyanarayana. Chant Vishnu Sahasranama or other mantras associated with Lord Vishnu for additional blessings.

6. Arati and Prayers: Perform arati by waving a lit camphor or ghee lamp in front of the deity. Offer prayers of gratitude and seek blessings from Lord Satyanarayana for the well-being, prosperity, and fulfillment of desires for yourself and your family.

7. Prasad and Distribution: Conclude the pooja by offering the prepared Prasad to Lord Satyanarayana. Receive the blessed prasad and distribute it to family members and participants as a sign of divine grace.

It is important to note that the specific rituals and practices of the Satyanarayana Pooja may vary based on regional customs and individual preferences. Consulting with a priest or individuals experienced in Satyanarayana Pooja will provide more accurate guidance and instructions based on your specific cultural and religious traditions.