The Dream MUSCLE

Solomon said “Desire realized is sweet to the soul”

When I read desire, it means dreams to me. Where do they come from? Do I have any dreams anymore? Have I gotten out of the habit and why? Are dreams like a muscle and I’ve gotten out of the habit of exercising it? How do I restart dreaming?

All these questions got me thinking...

I remember when I was getting out of college and I had several dreams. One was get a job and the second buy a Camaro. I feel a little embarrassed admitting this because I like the looks of some cars, but it is not a priority of what kind of car I drive today. In fact if I didn’t see the make, I could not tell you what kind of car it is, but I knew what a Camaro looked like back then.

When I was thinking...

When I was thinking about this dream, it got me thinking about what other dreams I have had in my life. Get married, have children, fix up the house, go on trips, learn a skill. When these happened or didn’t happen, then what? Did I give up? What happened if it did happen, but in a different way than I had imagined? I wrestle with all this.The dreams that have not happened have somehow communicated failure to my brain or that it is too hard to dream and so I quit.Yet I can’t quit. Not until the door closes completely.

How about YOU?

How about you, what dreams or desires are you hanging onto? P.S. I haven’t bought the Camaro yet. If you can relate to Isabelle about dreams that have been forgotten or have been set aside (Click Here) and let’s schedule your complimentary call. Let’s talk about your dreams. A complimentary call is an introductory discussion to determine if we are a great fit together. If so we will explore working together for a longer period.