There's an huge challenge that faces dreamers.
What makes dreamers and people who pursue their goals unique is that they tend to go against the grain. Going the route of being popular seems to be all too shallow for them. They head in a direction where no trail has been created and see something that no-one else has made yet. While taking risks is challenging in it's natural right, it is even more difficult for the reason that dreamers also need to face the feedback of those who do not share their same zeal for the things that haven't been made yet.
Dreamers are faced with an incredible difficult decision to make: follow the crowd or decide to lead everyone on a path towards something greater.
Time upon time, the world has attempted to destroy those who have seen the future and what could really be for our world. The world hasn't understood that impossible does not exist for the dreamers and that its limitations on what can be done don't apply either for those that dare greatly.
The one fundamental question that arises time and time again for dreamers is whether or not they should follow their gut feelings deep inside of them or fall back "into place" with the rest of society where it's comfortable and warm?
In truth, these dreamers can only realistically make one decision.
If you would like to do something that hasn't ever been done you've got to leave the pack on your own and try things that have never been tried. In spite of any doubt that may exist in your mind, you have to move forward. Move forward with spirit and a deep sense of grit. When it is all cleared up, if the tide of life is on your side, you'll end up changing the world in one way or another.
The criticism will come, naturally, but that is just part of the game.
Despite all of this, continue to move forward and love creating for others. To give up on your dreams for the sake of being safe is not living a life at all.
What makes dreamers and people who pursue their goals unique is that they tend to go against the grain. Going the route of being popular seems to be all too shallow for them. They head in a direction where no trail has been created and see something that no-one else has made yet. While taking risks is challenging in it's natural right, it is even more difficult for the reason that dreamers also need to face the feedback of those who do not share their same zeal for the things that haven't been made yet.
Dreamers are faced with an incredible difficult decision to make: follow the crowd or decide to lead everyone on a path towards something greater.
Time upon time, the world has attempted to destroy those who have seen the future and what could really be for our world. The world hasn't understood that impossible does not exist for the dreamers and that its limitations on what can be done don't apply either for those that dare greatly.
The one fundamental question that arises time and time again for dreamers is whether or not they should follow their gut feelings deep inside of them or fall back "into place" with the rest of society where it's comfortable and warm?
In truth, these dreamers can only realistically make one decision.
If you would like to do something that hasn't ever been done you've got to leave the pack on your own and try things that have never been tried. In spite of any doubt that may exist in your mind, you have to move forward. Move forward with spirit and a deep sense of grit. When it is all cleared up, if the tide of life is on your side, you'll end up changing the world in one way or another.
The criticism will come, naturally, but that is just part of the game.
Despite all of this, continue to move forward and love creating for others. To give up on your dreams for the sake of being safe is not living a life at all.
About the Author:
Evan Sanders is a professional life coach at AYKME Life Coaching and writes articles about what it means to be living in this world today. You can find his work over at The Words Of Encouragement for some more inspiration. While you are at it, dive into these Jealousy Quotes to know what it's like to deal with criticism.
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