Wasted potential sucks so don’t pour yours down the drain just because we live in a fear-based society that keeps most of us worrying rather than dreaming. The easiest way to face your fears is to act. If you have a goal or a dream you want to achieve take time out every day to make your dream happen. Do something! Start small if you have to, but just START!
Actually, I am going to give you your first step… buy a dream book aka a notebook that you can write down your thoughts, ideas and to-do lists in. Yeah, you can use your fancy phone, but there is something about the act of hand writing your ideas down that makes it seem more real.
Don’t you want to know what can happen if you unleash your potential? The biggest risk you can take is to take none.
What is your dream?
xo
Nicole
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Thanks! I really need to read this!i agree about writing it down on paper or in a book. Its more traditional and meaningful for some reason.
I needed to read this! This is very true, especially writing down your thoughts on paper or in a book. It’s more traditional and meaningful for some reason. 🙂
I am glad you agree with me on writing them down, it is definitely more meaningful that way! xo
i fear failure. it’s so silly, really. i dream of being able to work and be a good mother.
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I struggle with this fear too, but what I fear more than failure is never knowing. So I would rather try and possibly fail than never attempt and wonder what if!! Thanks for sharing with me, Claire!
p.s. You are a great mom!
my dream is to be a success business woman but i haven’t quite figured out exactly what that means yet. i’m working on it…
facing the truth will set you free…i love that!
This is such a GREAT quote!!! Definitely gotta keep this one in mind:) And i love the idea of writing down your thoughts in a notebook. I got a few notebooks so i am gonna brainstorm for a bit. Thanks for the lovely and inspiring reminder:D
Cinz
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