Note from Carol

I am all about living in the "real world." And here is what's true. The world is real based on how we perceive it.

The other night I watched this movie:

The Secret: Dare to Dream

on Amazon Prime. I HIGHLY recommend it!

When we dream, we move beyond "robot" stage. We are no longer at the mercy of others taking pity on us, showing us sympathy, whatever you like. We are invincible, and we are capable of FAR more than we realize! We simply have to truly believe it.

And THEN pop into the "real" world and see the possibilities.

I "geek out" on helping you manifest your dreams. Creating something out of nothing. Nothing is impossible....what do you think??

Read the blog and leave me a comment!

How to stop considering “Dreams” as fantasies ONLY

Picture this scenario: You’re lost in thought, thinking about something you’ve always dreamed of, while sipping your hot latte in the Spring sunshine. You begin to laugh, how silly of you to think that this dream could ever come true, right? WRONG.

What are dreams and are fantasies?

Dream is understood as a cherished aspiration, ambition, or ideal and fantasy is the faculty or activity of imagining impossible or improbable things. But what if your dreams didn’t actually have to be just fantasies? What if you could actually make them happen?

When and why did we stop dreaming?

When I was young, I used to regularly visit the local park with my mother. One morning, while swinging what felt like “as high as the sky”, I remember vividly saying, “one more push and I’ll reach the rainbow” of course this was just a dream; a fantasy, it was never going to happen. Looking back on that moment, I realize that later aspirations have been shaped, bumped and moulded by the people around me. By the expectations of society. By my abilities, self-beliefs and confidence.

Someone once said that dreams are hard to keep alive. In a world where we’ve almost become robotic, attached to our mobile devices, answering emails in our sleep, living our lives through social media - this has never been so true. But holding onto our dreams and believing in them may be key to our happiness. Recent research suggests that having aspirations to work towards and having an optimistic outlook on dreams can positively affect our wellbeing and overall happiness.

Imagine if your dream actually came true. It absolutely can. And if you stick with it, it most likely WILL (or some version of it).

How would that make you feel? Would it make you more likely to dream some more? Would it make you feel happier? Stronger? More confident? If like me, by imagining this, you are feeling energised, this is your moment.

But how do we make dreams happen?