Saturday Evening Inspiration
I like the cover picture very much. It describes a part of my motto and it has changed my life in the most unforeseen ways.
Daring to dream big without any limiting belief is crucial to reach your goals. When I was 20 years old, one of my biggest "dreams" in life came through. 34 years ago I was awarded my US Army Aviator Wings and my wings in the Royal Norwegian Air Force. This was a dream that since I was a little kid.
Since then I have understood that I have the power to change my life by changing my thoughts and as such that my potential to succeed in what I want is infinite.
You can do this!
Roy
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If one is not pressed to to move and do hard things, their dream is not BIG ENOUGH. Great Post Roy
Nice, very nice indeed 😊 To have a dream and be able to work towards it, and add a bit of light into our lives, that is the dream (pun intended). Am quite glad you, me, and everyone else can dream too even if we will have to work a bit for it to come to fruition- Lets follow our dreams with a smile 😎
Keeping positivity alive during the journey is crucial. And working on that smile every day is a game changer.
Roy
That is the way to do it, Michale. Never lose faith no matter how dark things may seem. there is always a way to conquer the obstacles and challenges on our journey.
Roy
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Hi Roy
Aged 6 I had a big musical dream. Aged 12 I had an opportunity to learn what I needed. Aged 14 I achieved my dream for the the first time, then every year until I was 22.
Aged 12 I had a big sporting dream that I achieved when 15.
I did rio planning. They just came to be.
A had no understanding of the power of having a dream until many years later.
I have sometimes wondered what might have been had my dreams bern bigger.
:-)
Richard
Great share, Richard. I often wonder what would have happened if I had chosen otherwise at some crossroads.
I had a very promising career as a cross country athlete at the age of 14, and was positioned to leverage the "talent", but started with karate instead. Which turned out exceptionally well :-).
Roy