Big dreams. Bigger achievements.

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This year is the year of big dreams and even bigger achievements. That is what I am calling 2013.
I am extremely optimistic. In the first four months of this year, I have already done things I have wanted to do for quite some time now, and I think it can only get better from here.
I am not afraid to dream big. My big dreams may differ from the next person’s big dreams. To most, they may not even be considered big. But they are my big dreams. MINE. And they are within my reach. Today, I am embarking on another big journey. It may work, it may not, but there is no harm in trying. It is better to try and fail than to sit back and wonder what may have happened. And if I fail, I will get back up and try again, until failure is no longer an option.
Through all the trials, through all the falls, through all the setbacks, through it all, we must remember to rely on ourselves. We need to believe in ourselves, if we are to make our dreams come true. We need to blame ourselves when we fail. We need to praise ourselves when we win.
Today, I want to tell you believe in yourself and the dreams that you have. Do not be discouraged when someone does not believe in your dreams. If you believe with every fibre in your body, if you can almost touch it because that is how close you are to it, then it is worth achieving. And you will see your dreams become reality.
I leave you with the words of Eileen Caddy…

‘What is right for one soul may not be right for another.
It may mean having to stand on your own
and do something strange in the eyes of others.
But do not be daunted,
do whatever it is because you know within it is right for you.’

~ Eileen Caddy ~

Take Care

Miss Stone

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