Will You CHASE Your Dreams?
So much time and effort have been devoted to the significance that our dreams have on our personal achievements, and acquisition of our most essential goals.
However, with that in mind, doesn't it seem somewhat perplexing that, while so many speak of their dreams (and how important they are to them), so little consideration is given, and action taken to actually CHASE them in a meaningful and impactful manner? Ideally, our most essential dreams drive us forward towards developing a person's vision that motivates us to create essential goals, that transforms us towards creating and using a personally worthwhile and transformable action plan.
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This process requires that we first create a clear concept of what is most essential to us.
It necessitates commencing with a sense of cooperation and coordination.
When this is our mindset, we truly care passionately about our dreams and permits us to best cope with whatever may necessitate additional focus and attention, in order to achieve our priorities and objectives.
Chasing our dreams means consistently being clever in our approaches and pursuits.
2.
Our primary objectives must be to prioritize doing whatever will best help those most significant and meaningful situations and scenarios.
This only occurs when we avoid the far too easy path of blame and accusation, and consistently stress healing whatever wounds that will inevitably develop.
3.
How can anyone pursue his dreams if he doesn't earnestly possess an attitude that makes him stronger and drives him forward? One must articulate his aims, both to others, as well as (and more importantly) to himself, so as to use positive self - talk in a forward propelling manner, that drives him to persist and persevere.
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Are your expressed dreams actually your own, or are you simply expressing those you believe others will accept and will make you comfortable? Only when they serve your personal needs and priorities, make sense (in the manner that they are realistically achievable, with the right degree of effort), and are service - oriented (to the betterment of others, as well as achieving what you deem most essential), will you truly pursue those dreams! 5.
If those dreams are really significant to you, you have to enjoy what you are doing, and strive to establish an enduring methodology that serves enhancing your focus and motivation.
Focus on what you hold most dear and important, rather than merely trying to endear others.
Don't just dream or talk about them! Rather, do something meaningful about it.
However, with that in mind, doesn't it seem somewhat perplexing that, while so many speak of their dreams (and how important they are to them), so little consideration is given, and action taken to actually CHASE them in a meaningful and impactful manner? Ideally, our most essential dreams drive us forward towards developing a person's vision that motivates us to create essential goals, that transforms us towards creating and using a personally worthwhile and transformable action plan.
1.
This process requires that we first create a clear concept of what is most essential to us.
It necessitates commencing with a sense of cooperation and coordination.
When this is our mindset, we truly care passionately about our dreams and permits us to best cope with whatever may necessitate additional focus and attention, in order to achieve our priorities and objectives.
Chasing our dreams means consistently being clever in our approaches and pursuits.
2.
Our primary objectives must be to prioritize doing whatever will best help those most significant and meaningful situations and scenarios.
This only occurs when we avoid the far too easy path of blame and accusation, and consistently stress healing whatever wounds that will inevitably develop.
3.
How can anyone pursue his dreams if he doesn't earnestly possess an attitude that makes him stronger and drives him forward? One must articulate his aims, both to others, as well as (and more importantly) to himself, so as to use positive self - talk in a forward propelling manner, that drives him to persist and persevere.
4.
Are your expressed dreams actually your own, or are you simply expressing those you believe others will accept and will make you comfortable? Only when they serve your personal needs and priorities, make sense (in the manner that they are realistically achievable, with the right degree of effort), and are service - oriented (to the betterment of others, as well as achieving what you deem most essential), will you truly pursue those dreams! 5.
If those dreams are really significant to you, you have to enjoy what you are doing, and strive to establish an enduring methodology that serves enhancing your focus and motivation.
Focus on what you hold most dear and important, rather than merely trying to endear others.
Don't just dream or talk about them! Rather, do something meaningful about it.
