Dreamers learn to steer by the stars!

I have always been a dreamer. In fact have been for as long as I could remember!

From a very young age I would have these wild fantasies and visions of doing and achieving great things in my life…of even possibly having done so in some past live(s) too!

But through the last 53 years I have come to realize I’m not alone and that there are plenty of us dreamers out there.

Yet another realization I have arrived at is that society might, not necessarily maliciously at all time mind you, work to dismiss some of us and our dreaming as pure noise, as being unrealistic, as being having our heads in the clouds etc. Getting us to a point where many of us unfortunately along the way give up on our dreams. We throw in that proverbial towel when the going gets tough. We give up rather than persist through the torment and pain of another failure.

I mean sure, there are plenty of benefits to living a “normal” life — one of compliance executed with a subdued spirit; Perhaps even one of complacency as a price but with perceived safety and pseudo-stability as a promised reward. And to some that works fine, but is it the right choice for those of us who are the dreamers out there?

In the end the hardest thing about Dreaming is holding on to your dreams; Holding tight to a vision of a better life, one of success and abundance on your own terms and while getting there might be difficult, having to deal with setbacks and failures along the way, it’s surely well worth it. Anyone who’s achieved a big goal knows just how true that statement is!

To those of us born under the stars and always reaching for them (Thank you Casey Kasem <3), there’s nothing quite like being a dreamer, and having wild visions of a life that you know you’re destined to live, even if you’re not living it today, in this very moment.

Being a starry-eyed dreamer isn’t about giving up. In fact its about DREAMING OFTEN and DREAMING BIG in spite of or even in defiance of the stumbles along the way!

So remember it all starts with the dream and in the end only you can rob yourself of the uniqueness of your own story!