The preconception of daydreaming has often been that it is a sign of being out of touch with reality, that if you’re a daydreamer then you will never achieve anything.But there are two types. There’s the white fluffy cloud fantasy waste of time daydreaming that could steal from you, and then there’s brilliant mind daydreaming, which could potentially add to you in abundance.
What if you were to harness the power of your dreams…to dream big?
Thomas Edison was a great daydreamer.
But his daydream was not to invent the light bulb.
His daydream was to light the planet earth at night!
He started with a big daydream and then took steps to find the solution.
The difference between the waste of time daydreamer and the brilliant mind daydreamer -which anyone can chose to be- is to take that dream and then start taking action: make plans, be a constant learner, and if necessary be prepared to take risks.
It’s possible….anything is… Dream big..have a big vision, then work to make it come true.
Ashley, the part that speaks to me especially…
“start taking action: make plans, be a constant learner, and if necessary be prepared to take risks.”
Plans only come to pass when they are folowed up with action….that’s often where we fall down. The action on one day may simply be revision of the plans and on another a small step forward…the key element here is movement forward, cause there are plenty of people and circumstances that want to drag us down, not to mention at times our own mind.