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Don’t know what you really want?
Feel like life just doesn’t bring you satisfaction?
Set goals but quickly lose interest?
Often dream but do nothing to make those dreams a reality?
Don’t have wealthy parents to support your “big dreams”?
Your dreams just aren’t coming true?
Confused about what’s really your dream and what’s your family’s?
Feel like life just doesn’t bring you satisfaction?
Set goals but quickly lose interest?
Often dream but do nothing to make those dreams a reality?
Don’t have wealthy parents to support your “big dreams”?
Your dreams just aren’t coming true?
Confused about what’s really your dream and what’s your family’s?
Most people’s dreams don’t come true because of their own actions. They’re afraid to dream, to get close to their dream, and to reach out for it.
Have you ever wondered how many of your dreams have been crushed by phrases like:
“Wow, you’ve got big dreams! Don’t get ahead of yourself,”
“You’ll want it — then you’ll stop wanting it,”
“Dreaming isn’t harmful, but it’s pointless,”
or “If you want too much, you’ll end up with nothing”?
Most of those dreams you can’t even remember because they fell apart before they even had a chance to settle in your mind.
Why Are We Afraid to Dream and Unsure of What We Want?
In our culture of upbringing, it’s not customary to listen to what a child really wants. Children aren’t given the right to choose. Did anyone often ask you as a child, “Sweetie, what would you like for lunch: porridge or soup?” Instead, they just spooned the “right” food into your mouth — even when you were already full.
This system of forced guidance teaches children to look outward — to what mom, dad, or their closest environment wants. As a result, they lose touch with themselves and stop trusting their own feelings.
Children’s desires are never truly heard. No one asks or listens to what they really want. A child might dream of a dog for their birthday, but instead gets a backpack. This broken inner trust in personal feelings carries over into adulthood, leaving us unsure of what we truly want.
In our culture of upbringing, it’s not customary to listen to what a child really wants. Children aren’t given the right to choose. Did anyone often ask you as a child, “Sweetie, what would you like for lunch: porridge or soup?” Instead, they just spooned the “right” food into your mouth — even when you were already full.
This system of forced guidance teaches children to look outward — to what mom, dad, or their closest environment wants. As a result, they lose touch with themselves and stop trusting their own feelings.
Children’s desires are never truly heard. No one asks or listens to what they really want. A child might dream of a dog for their birthday, but instead gets a backpack. This broken inner trust in personal feelings carries over into adulthood, leaving us unsure of what we truly want.
I’ll share with you some effective tools:
- A step-by-step algorithm for “How to work with dreams and goals”
- A “My dream or not?” test formula
- An exercise called “Why You Came Into This Life – Your Purpose”
- A scheme for “How to make a dream come true without setbacks”
- A Transformation Journal
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