What's Your Dream? How To Make It A Reality

What's your Dream? What's your reason to live, why you are here, and what is your promise to yourself? Many of us are struggling to define our dreams and reasons for living. Some of us have clear answers to these questions but we don't always know how to find them. Here are some thoughts about what's your Dream.

The first thing to do is to write down your reasons for why you are here on this planet. This may be your dream to travel the world, to become a teacher or guru, to help others achieve their dreams or purpose in life. Whatever your answer is, it will provide the spark that gets you to move forward and discover your purpose. The next thing to do is to write down your Dream. For some people, this is easier said than done. When you are trying to figure out your life's purpose, it's best to keep a journal or a notepad where you can write down your thoughts and feelings on a daily basis.

Sometimes life comes at you head first and you may not have a dream or reason for living. Sometimes life knocks you down and you need a wake up call. Whatever the case, your dream is there for you to discover. When you get a wakeup call from your life's calling, what do you do? Do you follow it or turn it down?

Most people dream bigger than they can carry out. Sometimes, dreams are bigger than the person's capacity to understand and realize them. Dreaming is a powerful experience and with this you should develop your skills to unleash your full potential. If your dreams are out of your reach, it doesn't mean you can't achieve them. You have to start with what you can handle.

A big part of your dreams could be fulfilled if you follow it through to the end. The worst case scenario for most would be to live an unhappy life and accept that life isn't a fair game. But sometimes, even when you think you're going to lose it, you'll still win. So, why not go for it? If your dream is worth fighting for and accomplishing, why not get the ball rolling so you can finally get that house of your dreams?

What's your dream? What's your life's mission? Take the questions above to heart. Write them down; keep your dreams as your starting point and your life's destination as your destination.