In a world that feels heavy and uncertain, it can be tempting to shrink our hopes to match our fear. But every meaningful shift in history began with ordinary people who dared to believe something better was possible – and lived as if it were already on its way. In this episode, we explore the quiet, resilient power of imagination and why choosing hope right now is not naïve, but necessary.
Drawing from research, personal stories, and collective wisdom, we’ll look at how our expectations shape what we create … in our lives, our communities, and our nation. This isn’t about escaping reality. It’s about envisioning what’s possible so we can build toward it with intention, courage, and Love at the center.
The future is not yet written. And it will not be shaped by a single leader, but by all of us – ordinary people willing to see beyond the fear, hold onto a bold vision, and take one small step at a time. If you’ve been feeling discouraged or powerless, this episode is an invitation to remember that hope is a form of resistance…and a blueprint for what comes next.
Joni Miller, Ph.D., is a writer, researcher, spiritual coach, and speaker who uses her knowledge, education, and love of all things spiritual to help spiritual wanderers find a place they can call home, navigating by the light of Love. www.SpiritualGeography.net
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(1) Read more about the study here: https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2012/09/18/161159263/teachers-expectations-can-influence-how-students-perform
