In every single one of us is a dreamer.
We are all capable of doing incredible things. Some have lost their way. Others have given up in the past. But that doesn't mean you don't have the ability to dream anymore.
We are all capable of doing amazing things if we truly believe in ourselves for once.
Because if we don't believe in ourselves, how are you ever really expected to do something you've never done before?
You can't and you won't.
In order to acquire something you've never had, you must do all of the things you've never done. But without a strong foundation guiding you, you will always be a few steps behind of what it actually takes to make these things happen.
Combine that with a willingness to get through any and every obstacle that comes your way and you will become unstoppable.
Being absolutely terrified is part of the process.
It's a good thing if you don't let it paralyze you.
That's part of the game.
Fear is going to enter into your life every single day you go after this big dream of yours. That's part of the journey. That's meant to be there to make you prove just how bad you want something.
Even if you are absolutely terrified, do it anyways.
Do it because you know that you will be able to become something far greater than what you are now. Do it because your heart knows it's the right thing to do.
Do it because it scares you to death and you know that it is going to change you in ways that you aren't too sure about yet.
Do it...
So when you're reaching the end of your life and looking back on it all...
You can say to yourself...
"At least I went for it. At least I gave it my best effort and I don't have to spend the rest of my life regretting that I never really took a chance on what I knew I was supposed to."
So do it. Whatever it may be. Chase your dreams or feel the horrible sting of regret in the future. Put all of the work in now so you can become everything you've ever wanted to be. Try as hard as you can so you never have to wonder "what if?"
We are all capable of doing incredible things. Some have lost their way. Others have given up in the past. But that doesn't mean you don't have the ability to dream anymore.
We are all capable of doing amazing things if we truly believe in ourselves for once.
Because if we don't believe in ourselves, how are you ever really expected to do something you've never done before?
You can't and you won't.
In order to acquire something you've never had, you must do all of the things you've never done. But without a strong foundation guiding you, you will always be a few steps behind of what it actually takes to make these things happen.
Combine that with a willingness to get through any and every obstacle that comes your way and you will become unstoppable.
Being absolutely terrified is part of the process.
It's a good thing if you don't let it paralyze you.
That's part of the game.
Fear is going to enter into your life every single day you go after this big dream of yours. That's part of the journey. That's meant to be there to make you prove just how bad you want something.
Even if you are absolutely terrified, do it anyways.
Do it because you know that you will be able to become something far greater than what you are now. Do it because your heart knows it's the right thing to do.
Do it because it scares you to death and you know that it is going to change you in ways that you aren't too sure about yet.
Do it...
So when you're reaching the end of your life and looking back on it all...
You can say to yourself...
"At least I went for it. At least I gave it my best effort and I don't have to spend the rest of my life regretting that I never really took a chance on what I knew I was supposed to."
So do it. Whatever it may be. Chase your dreams or feel the horrible sting of regret in the future. Put all of the work in now so you can become everything you've ever wanted to be. Try as hard as you can so you never have to wonder "what if?"
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