Posts Tagged ‘Dreams’

Beware The Dream Stealers

I have recently been embroiled in an ugly legal threat devised by men who have nothing better to do than to lure their prey into a net, and even before both myself and two other parties knew it, we were the victims of some vicious personal attacks aimed at destroying both ourselves and our businesses, and even some dear relationships that had been reforged between the time I first met these men until when the attacks began.

The sad thing is that these men are not what I would call stupid men.  They are seemingly gifted with great talent, but have allowed themselves, because of past challenges faced, to seek devious ways to get ahead.  And one of their greatest ploys seems to be that if their dreams are seemingly unachievable, that they will seek to steal or destroy the dreams of others in the process.  How childish!

So how do you guard yourself against these dream stealers?

Here are just a few ways that I have, through experience, not only kept my dream in tact, but at the same time ever-expanded my dreams.

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Vision’s Victory

Without a vision you’re dead.

However, with a vision you have defined the purpose for which you  will rise from your bed each and every morning – to go yet again and again and again.

No matter whether you find yourself in the valley, or upon the mountain top – the vision will continue to sustain you and to guide you.

For vision is your compass to lead you through the smoke, the fire, the fog, the hail, the rain, the sunshine and even the haze – step by step – one step at a time.

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Enabling The Disabled

Some of the most disabled people that I have ever come across in my life were not ill, had both legs, both arms, were in their right state of mind and to look at them close up, had nothing that would have denoted them as disabled at all.

However, when it came to dealing with the day to day life issues that face us all, they were totally and completely dysfunctional.

The fact is this: to have a disability does not necessarily mean that you have a physical incapacity or even a mental incapacity.

It’s more a matter of the heart and the soul of the individual.

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