Like
most people I have hopes and dreams, but I also have fears and
anxieties about my life's purpose. I am starting to realize that I can
find my purpose and make it tangible.
Now, I have no delusion that I will ever be a top-selling recording
artist, and it’s highly unlikely that I will ever win a Nobel Prize. But I know that I have at least some rudimentary writing
skills and that I love writing.
I am a writer. I want to make it my life’s work in a way that
is both personally satisfying and that adds something significant to
the greater good.
I am virtually certain that all I need to become the writer I want to
be is a massive amount of faith, practice, inspiration constructive criticism, late
nights, improvement, rejection, anguish, and joy.
Ultimately
everyone needs inspiration to keep them moving toward their dreams. If
it's inspiration that is needed we only have to look to other ordinary
people who are
pursuing their dreams and passions.
We also have to realize that we can be the source of inspiration for others.
While we can’t always be role models for everyone in every specific
endeavor, we can always offer encouraging words and support. It is
amazing how a few encouraging words can be a catalyst for someone.
Encouragement can remind others that to be extraordinary, one only has to be ordinary!
The only thing we must remember is that people who have already
realized their dreams didn’t just wake up one morning being
extraordinary at what they do. They fiercely protected and nurtured
their dreams.
If I want to make my dreams come true, I must do the same—and I
must realize the things I want most are, in fact, entirely within me.
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