ok: so you've got a goal. now what? 

let's talk about steps you can take to actually make it a reality. 

spoiler alert: none of these steps include getting an MBA or becoming a certified astronaut (unless that's, like, your goal...) :)

it's a powerful one. 5 minutes of your time to absolutely change your world. bite the bullet and get that sheet of paper out!

allowing yourself to dream isn't easy. we have those little (annoying) voices in our heads saying "oh, that's unrealistic." and telling us that our dreams are out of reach and will never be more than just ideas. 

but the truth is that we can transform our dreams into reality. this is done through our actions and choices. 

but the first step is actually deciding WHAT you want! this exercise can help to stifle those doubtful voices and allow you to tap into that motivating, exciting dream that is what you really want. 

so: what would you do if you knew you could not fail?

alright- so you know the movie 'back to the future', right? 

well 'back to the future' thinking is a super powerful tool that many high-performing people use in their daily lives to motivate and give them the direction they need. 

I recently came across a book highlighting the "21 success secrets of self-made millionaires". I couldn't help but share #1 secret with you: DREAMING BIG. 

how can you make your a dreams a reality if you don't allow yourself to consider them? you have to sit down and take 4 minutes to THINK about WHAT you'd like to see, live, experience... 

this is the first step to making it a reality: defining your ideal "_____". 

this was a fascinating book that has been one of my favourite reads so far this year! 

here are my 3 take-aways from this book. stay tuned for a full review :) 

this was a very interesting book that I've actually read twice... in 3 weeks! 

but do I really recommend it? is it worth your time? listen to find out :)

moving. it's not easy. but you'll probably end up having to do it t some point in your life. 

here are a few pointers to keep in mind when those boxes come out and you're faced with the task of packing up your sock drawer and a collection of old notebooks you had forgotten about. 

you heard my take on a few aspects of the book... what about a full review?

the conclusion: should you bother reading it? what about applying the principles? 

this was an interesting read! the way in which it was written as well as the points that were communicated were an interesting choice. 

listen to this episode to get my main takeaways, and understand if it's woth your time. 

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