It takes the right mindset to deal with both. Yes, even when everything is going right, you need the mindset to stay focused and avoid getting distracted. The good news is that mindset is something that can be worked on and improved over time.

There's a moment in every dreamer's journey where every step forward sounds like an echo in an empty hallway. You've done the work. You've waited. You've believed — and yet, here you stand… stuck.

Perhaps you need someone to help you, and they are not moving as fast as your vision is.But what if this isn't a stop sign?

You see, stuck isn't the opposite of progress — it's the cocoon before wings. You can hear more about this in episode #87 The Butterfly Effect of a Dream Coming True

It's the universe whispering, "Pause. You're becoming." You're not behind; you're being built.You're not losing time; time is preparing you for alignment.

Some of the points covered:

1. Progress Isn't Always Movement — It's Alignment
2. You're Not Broken, You're Becoming
3. Clarity Comes Through Action, Not Thought
4. Doubt Is the Doorway to Discover
5. Perfection Is a Prison — Progress Is Freedom
6. Fear Is a Compass, Not a Cage
7. Stuck Energy Means It's Time to Let Go

And much, much more!

Every seed had to break before it grew. Every dawn had to battle the night before light could spill over the horizon. And you, my friend — you are that horizon. Your dream is not lost; it's waiting for your permission to breathe again. So, while you give your dream that permission, give it to yourself as well and breathe. Relax, let time work in your favor.

So walk forward — even if your steps are shaky.Speak forward — even if your voice trembles.Dream forward — even when doubt sits beside you.Because you were never meant to stay where you are.You were meant to rise from it. Even if it takes some time. You have already come a long way and you will get there!

Make sure you listen to the full episode for all of the points brought in this episode, your future self will thank you when you realize those dreams.

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