Here’s a Simple Way To Make Your Dreams Come True
Angel Ribo II
Your Channel Partner Game remains an enigmatic maze to most, a labyrinth of missed opportunities and misunderstood dynamics. When will You do something about it?
Are You interested to know how you’ll get there no matter what’s going on right now?
Check out this inspirational article written by Liberty Forrest:
I’ll bet you have a dream. Maybe one you don’t dare mention. Maybe it feels too big or too ridiculous or too “something” and you can’t imagine ever seeing it come to fruition.
Or maybe you had one but gave up.
Dreams are what motivate us to keep going, to do better, and to overcome our challenges.
They give us a delightful, joyful place to spend some time in a dreary work day. They bring excitement and anticipation; they light up our lives — when we let them.
But only if you hold onto them. Only if you allow yourself to keep believing in them, no matter how daunting it might feel to even try to succeed.
Here’s the secret — which really isn’t much of a secret at all:
“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”
“That’s it?”?you ask.
Well, yes. And no.
This beautiful statement is attributed to Lao-Tzu, a brilliant Chinese philosopher who wrote a lot about the Tao.
More correctly, the proper translation of his original Chinese statement is “The journey of a thousand miles begins beneath one’s feet.”
I love both of these statements.?At first glance, they might seem to have almost identical meanings. They are thought to be interchangeable but in fact, each is quite different from the other.
Let’s take a look at the less well-known but correct translation first. “The journey of a thousand miles begins beneath one’s feet.”
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This is such a beautiful statement. It’s filled with optimism and hope. It’s about looking at where you are, right here, right now. It’s about accepting what is, accepting where you’re standing now, and not looking behind you. It’s about leaving the past where it belongs.
It’s about seeing what needs to change in yourself or your life. It’s about preparing for movement forward, for growth. It’s brilliant. It’s exciting. It’s empowering. It’s filled with anticipation.
It leads straight to the more widely known version: “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”
This is also beautiful. It teaches patience, determination and perseverance in the face of a goal that seems so far away. It teaches gentleness in the art of change. You don’t have to do it all at once.
It offers hope and encouragement if you’re on a difficult path. It will inspire you if you feel like your dreams are impossible to achieve. And especially when you’re feeling overwhelmed and tempted to give up or not even start in the first place.
Being aware of what’s beneath your feet and what’s at that thousand-mile point will help you decide where to place your foot with that first step and all the others that follow. That first step begins taking you away from where you are now, from what lies beneath your feet.
And if you keep lifting your foot and putting it down, one foot in front of the other, you will continue to move further away from where you are now, and with each step, a little closer to where you want to be.
Do not fear putting your foot down in the wrong place. Sometimes this happens when you look down at your feet rather than ahead at your destination, but you can correct the problem. Keep focused on where you want to be; your feet will follow your gaze.
First:?take a good look at what lies beneath your feet. Where are you now? What do you need to accept about your situation? What is your current reality? What do you want to change about it?
Second:?The journey to your destination begins with that first step. Once you know where you’re going and you have a clear vision of it in your mind, lift a foot and set it down again.
Keep putting one foot in front of the other. Each time you do this, you are one step closer to where you want to be. And one day, you will be living your dreams.
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3 年I agree with this 100%. I think everyone has dreams that they want fulfilled... At the beginning they might not be too keen on sharing but then maybe they show effort towards their dreams and start to plan out methodologies to accomplish that dream. This starts to become more real and I think they'll be more forthcoming in sharing their dream once they see it's possible and once they make actionable steps to accomplish it. But it all starts with one idea one dream that in the beginning we may be very timid to share. Thanks for sharing and great article angel ribo the CEO confidant
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3 年Love this article angel ribo the CEO confidant, and I can definitely relate to it!
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3 年Thanks for sharing! It's very inspirational!
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3 年Thank you for sharing.
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