Dare to Dream a Dream

What do you dream for yourself?  When you dream, do you place boundaries and limitations?  Or do you allow yourself in your dreams to be whoever and do whatever you please? 

This is telling of just how deep seated your beliefs really are.  If you daydream and visualize, and yet keep changing the scenarios because you think "well, that wouldn't really happen" or "I could never do that in real life", then you carry with you a belief that you are not worthy of what your heart whispers to you...for daydreams, dreams during sleep, and visions are your truth.  Yet, if you daydream and visualize without restrictions and allow them to go where they may, then no matter how much you limit yourself in your day to day life, there is a seed within you that knows darn well that anything can be possible and you hold the key to unlock your fullest potential.

If you fall into the first group, no worries!  Take the time (and practice daily) allowing your dreams to unfold without boundaries.  Dare to see yourself on that stage with a microphone in hand and thousands of people screaming below...rather than switching the dream to singing karaoke in an empty bar.  Have the courage to see yourself going back to school and earning a degree, which leads to a fulfilling career even at a late stage in life (if you are in your 40s or older like me)...rather than changing the scenario to one where you just hope if you switch to another retail job that you'll be happier than the last one.  Find enjoyment in the vision of dancing and having a great time with a new man or woman in your life...rather than "correcting" it and stopping the dream altogether because you feel that's never going to happen in real life anyway. 

The more you see yourself living your spirit, the more you will feel the good feelings it brings.  And in turn, you will want the dream for yourself more and begin to believe that you are worthy of having it.  So, not all of us are going to marry Jensen Ackles or George Clooney (which my husband will be relieved to hear), and not all of us are going to be famous rock stars, but you will bring to yourself in your daily lives courage to try new things and the same level of joy of those wilder dreams to stepping into your fullest potential no matter what you do!