What are your dreams?
This is a very concise post, but I thought I should write it. But here is why I am writing this post today.
I'm not talking about dreams you have when your sleeping.
I am talking about the ones you think of when you're staying busy.
Mine is to become a CNA and to take care of those who can't take care of themselves. But, something has come up for that dream that is a roadblock for both me and my sister. That does mean that I won't start CNA school as soon as I wanted but what it means is I have this place to be a bit longer. (I am not complaining about that)
You can read about my Story on Why I am want to become a CNA Here.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/rebekah272/blog/becoming-a-c...
The whole paperwork thing is a long story that I won't dive into because I wouldn't know how to word it out But the bottom line is that Abby and I. But if you think your dreams are out of reach, then don't worry too much about them.
I think that this roadblock for my sister and me is something I need to just trust those around me. What I do instead of thinking of my dream being killed so much, I think of My site. I work on it and then when I get my paperwork I am sure I will still be on Wa (Not as much) But I am not ever leaving this platform.
So let me ask you something, Are you chasing your dreams? or do you fall away from them?
And now, on to Karate!
Have a great weekend.
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I've always dreamed of becoming a nurse and a teacher.
I used to help imaginary friends that were sick and teach imaginary students as well
Now I am.a RN and I'm also a teacher
Never stop dreaming. It is your dreams that will lead to a bigger future.
Hi Rebekah
At the risk of repeating myself (I think I said this to someone else within the last 3 or 4 months)...
When I was young I daydreamed a lot and achieved a lot. With hindsight, I only wish I had daydreamed bigger things; although I achieved more than I dreamt of, I think that had I known then what I have experienced since I could have achieved far more.
It didn't occur to me at the time that daydreaming might have been part of achieving. I kind of lost that way of being sometime in my mid-20s (corporate employer's influence) and re-discovered it mid-30s.
Someone else put me wise to the idea which got me thinking about the past. Ever since I have deliberately visualised (seeing, hearing and above all feeling) whatever outcomes I want. I often found myself in the right place at the right time for an opportunity.
Dreaming works so long as we believe it'll work!
:-)
Richard
Everyday ... When you stop dreaming you stop growing, stop becoming a better version of yourself.
Everything that's ever come into being started with a dream.
So I'm a dreamer and chasing them with all I got.
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My dreams were big when I was a kid and are still big- I have achieved a bit here and there- but now I want this new dream, online entrepreneurship to be, and become even bigger than I ever dreamt.
Ahh Karate, cobra kai, Lady Miyagi, eh Rebekah, is coming lol "wink"
hehe, Thank you very much for commenting.