Pushing Yourself To Achieve Dreams And Goals

A lot of us have gotten stuck in the humdrum of everyday life, going from home to work and back every day, forgetting our original goals and dreams just trying to make a living.

LEARNING TO ENJOY LIFE

From the time we were born we’ve all been raised to dream of all possibilities only for those dreams to come crashing down in our late teens to early 20s. The harsh realities we face as we finish up high school/ secondary school to realize that what we wanted to do and be when we grew up isn’t always possible. What I’ve realised is that life isn’t linear, it goes up and down, round and round and circles around. There isn’t a time limit on our goals and dreams. You may be stuck in a job right now that you hate, you may wish to be a blogger, designer, artist, crafter or a YouTuber, it isn’t too late to be any of these things. Use your current job to supplement your passion. And most importantly take your time, there is never a rush where your dreams are concerned. Don’t give up just yet, there’s so much more time your glory days are only beginning.

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