Megan and Tim have an Uphill Conversation on dreams – why people have trouble identifying their dreams and determine if the dream you’re pursuing is truly your own.
Show Notes:
- 4 reasons people why people have trouble identifying their dreams
- Comfort can be something that stops us from pursuing our dreams
- Having courage and confidence to go after your dream
- When someone else owns your dream v. you owning your dream
- It can be difficult to realize that you aren’t where you’re meant to be; to change direction and to do it without fear
- “Whatever you think, be sure it is what you think; whatever you want, be sure that it is what you want; whatever you feel, be sure that it is what you feel.” – T.S. Eliot
- Steps to take ownership of your dreams:
- Be willing to bet on yourself
- Lead your life instead of accepting your life
- Love what you do and do what you love
- Don’t compare yourself or your dream to others
- Believe in your vision for the future even when others don’t understand you
- You need to make the right decisions and manage those decisions
- Begin with the end in mind, be intentional
- Allow yourself to shift
- Just because you can do something, or that you’re good at something, doesn’t mean that it’s what your ultimately meant to do
- You need both talent and passion to truly achieve your potential
- “I can’t give you my passion, but I can show it to you.”
- What someone else thinks about you is none of your business
- If you need to daily talk others into your dream, it might be an indication that this relationship isn’t meant to be
- No matter your age, you can still make the changes necessary to pursue your dream
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