Tag Archives: dreams

Stop Waiting for Permission: Do What You’ve Been Resisting

It gives you a fabulous excuse. You can tell others, and more importantly, yourself, that it’s out of your hands. It can help you sleep because it gives you the illusion that you’re not in control. And if you’re not in control, it’s not your fault. Continue reading

How Your Dreams are Holding You Back (And What to Do About It)

They only become a problem when you use them as an excuse. When you tell yourself that you could never go after your dreams, or that you donít have the connections, money, or talent to do what you deeply desire.

Most people use their dreams as an excuse. Continue reading

The Awesome Power of Two Words

The working of the human mind naturally lends itself to metaphor as in: the playground of the mind, the battlefield of the mind, the mind as a prison. What all these allusions depend upon is framing – the mind’s natural process of capturing an idea and using it to define and focus your attention on whatever is within its scope. Continue reading

7 Steps to Making Your Dream Come True

And yet, most of us never move a muscle. We feel compelled to pursue our goals but can’t seem to get past the compulsion. Our hearts are filled with wishes and dreams, but our feet are paralyzed with uncertainty. Great, we have a dream! What do we do with it? Continue reading

7 Harsh Truths They Don’t Tell You About Following Your Passion

Most of us expect a white knight to swoop down and lead us to glory once we’ve found our passion, but it doesn’t quite work that way.

Following your passion takes hard work, but it’s immensely rewarding. There are a lot of lies people tell about following your passion. Continue reading

12 Fail-Proof Ways to Strengthen Your Resolve

Our dreams and good intentions are powerful, real, and hold the promise of a happier life, a better you, a sense of pride and accomplishment. But when the rubber meets the road, when it’s time to take action, it feels like you are wading waist-high in water with weights tied to your feet. Your heart is willing, but your mind and body resist. The mental difficulty of even the smallest actions can be shocking and immensely disappointing. Continue reading