Why we are on this life

Where is your childhood's dream?

Where is your childhood’s dream? As a child, you dreamed of becoming movie star, an astronaut, doctor, scientist, rock-star or a president. We all had such great dreams. Some of us wanted to be sports heroes or to lead countries. Others wanted to be business tycoons or have ideal family lives with supportive and loving relationships. What happened? What happened to your aspirations and deep hopes? You were taught that some things were beyond your ability. You were told that this is not your cup of tea. You were told that you don’t have sufficient money and therefore you cannot do things that you want to do. You were told that you cannot do the things that you love to do because you are a child. You were told that regular people did not move into the White House and you best focus on making a living and paying the bills. Today if you see yourself, you will find that you are not living your life, you are living someone else’s life. Today you are not the person that you always wanted to be or desired to be. It is never too late, still you can live your childhood's dream. Do what you love to do the most. Live your own life. Be the person you wanted to be. As well said by Steve Jobs, “Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of other’s opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most Important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.” Dedicate yourself and your energies to lifelong success. Forget about past failures and problems. True changes in your energy levels; in your financial resources and in the richness of your relationships do not take one year or six months, or six weeks or six days to happen. Real change takes only one second.