How did you get so faded.
When I was a child what did I want to become? An aeronautical engineer at NASA, or an astronaut
When I was a teenager what did I want to become? A UN Ambassador, or a peace-core worker
When I am now what do I want to become? A writer, or a kind, content and giving human
My dreams are big. They always have been
It's alright to say that I've become jaded, entangled in the reality of getting a job and not fulfillment, estranged from my child, teenager and true self.
What I am realising is that unless you surround yourself with self-awareness, self-love, self-ambition and self-journeys - you will constantly feel like your dreams don't matter. Like everyone around you doesn't support, uplift or believe. And you will slowly neglect your dreams and live theirs instead.
Note to self: you will get the support you want and need when you demand it. When you give the others no reason to doubt, no reason to criticize and no reason to dissipate your dreams. You do this by actionably making your dreams come true, there is no disbelief in seeing, hearing, doing and experiencing.
While I have sadly realised that working for NASA on a scientific orientated level has about as much chance of happening as me correctly guessing the distance between myself and the moon. I can however effectuate my other dreams.
Goals, initiative and perseverance are the key.
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