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If you’re feeling anxious, impatient or disappointed about the progression of your dream, this episode is for you.

You can’t help yourself; the dream feels big and important and all-consuming sometimes. But as you start to take steps, your progress towards a certain outcome can feel like it’s moving at a snail’s pace. There are obstacles you didn’t anticipate. Some things take longer than you imagined. Your capacity or availability to move the dream forward isn’t what you hoped. Life itself has taken over and it feels like you’re at a standstill with your dream.

What do you do now? Is this a sign that you should quit? Or do you put off the dream for a season and pick it up again when life isn’t so crazy?

I can’t answer those questions for you, but I can help you clarify if it’s just your expectations that are out of alignment with reality. In this solo episode we’ll cover the pace of your dream, your capacity to move it forward, and your perspective of the dream and the dream-giver. Then, I’ve got some suggestions for how to move forward if it truly is just an issue of expectations.

 

Free Resource: The Dream Readiness Checklist

If you’re worried that your dream is going to stay on the backburner forever and you’re ready to figure out whether you have what you need to step into your God-shaped dream grab the Dream Readiness Checklist here.

 

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