Three Steps You Must Take to get closer to Living Your Dream.
Dhilharan Sivaratnam
Social Entrepreneur, Impact Businesses, Founder OYOB Property Development, Founder Doing Good Business, Tragic Cricketer
Do you feel like you’re just holding out each day and not truly living your life?
Many people have lost or forgotten their drive and passion to do what they really want because of financial burdens, limited opportunities and other challenging circumstances.
While we cannot ignore or escape some of these difficulties, we can choose to devote some minutes out of each day to focus on elevating our lives.
Nothing good comes easy, but when it comes, it’s your ultimate reward.
But the road will be a rough one, just like anything good that takes time to manifest. These are the three steps I use to help me get closer to living my dream life and I check in with myself for a couple of minutes a day to make sure I'm on the right track. I hope these steps will help you too:
1. Have an action plan and stick to it
If you want to turn your dreams into reality, you need to have an action plan to achieve those dreams. Start your planning process from an early stage and keep an open eye for opportunities that come along your way which can bring you closer to your dreams. Staying committed to the entire process is the key.
2. Have high self-belief
You need to understand the importance of staying motivated throughout this process even when you feel like giving up. You know the feeling when you are so close to completing a marathon and you get out of breath 100m before reaching the finish line? That’s when you have to persevere through the pain and push your limits to finish the marathon.
3. Have fewer regrets
People who at least try to achieve their dreams have fewer regrets than the ones who didn’t give it a go. Having tried and failed is 100 times better than putting zero effort into creating the lifestyle of your choice because even if you fail at the first attempt, you’ll know what to improve in the second go.
Nothing good comes easy, but when it comes, it’s your ultimate reward.
Warm Regards,
Dhilharan