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Take Action

In order to make our dreams come true, we must take action rather than simply wishing for what we want.

There is a popular misconception that we might be able to just wish our dreams into being. Maybe on some other level of consciousness this is the case, but here on earth what we need to do is take action in our lives. Vision is an important companion to our efforts, but it can’t accomplish anything all by itself. When we focus on what we want and ask for what we want, we are initiating a conversation with the universe. Our desires, passionately defined and expressed, bring about valuable and relevant opportunities, which we then respond to by either taking or leaving them.

Many of us are afraid to step out into the world and make things happen, and so we hang back, dreaming and waiting and watching. There are times in life when this is the right thing to do, but this phase of inaction must eventually give way to its opposite if we are to build our dreams into a reality. This can be really scary, and we may fail and struggle, but that’s okay because that’s what we’re supposed to do. Waiting for everything to be perfect before we act, or waiting for what we want to be handed to us, leaves us waiting forever. No one expects us to be perfect, so the best thing we can do for ourselves is to get out there and take action on our dreams.

One of the hardest parts about having a vision is that when we test it in the laboratory of life, it often comes out looking completely different than what we had in mind or, worse, it doesn’t come out at all. If you read the life stories of people who have brought their dreams into reality, you will hear many stories about this experience. But you will also hear about hard work, taking action, perseverance, and, finally, the successful birthing of a dream. Amen to that.

@kittengirl,

Good morning in California may this day be a good one for you and your family.

@shoelady60,

Good day in the beautiful ‘burgh. Rest up for Mom Friday.
I hope you are feeling well and all your tests are alright.

I have a lot going on in my little world but I am doing ok.

Blowing kisses at Jake’s Canvas.

This little Pooch is watching the seasons change.

@71flowerchild,

Good day in New Mexico thank you for your condolences concerning my 2 Aunts.
I can’t write too much but I want to thank you for being so nice.

Give the Jewell and Little D a nice OZ pet. I am doing alright and Oz is so
beautiful today.

Flower if you see this cutie running down the road I am going to fall out of my computer
chair.

@taci,

Good morning in S. California may this be a good day for you.

I see things are going on in your neck of the woods. I am so happy your son’s Covid
test came back negative.

I am hanging in there as my BIL is not doing well I will leave it at that it is too much
to talk right now. God is with me. Hey thank you for being here I do appreciate it so
much.

Taci I feel very sorry for the homeless. So much is going on in the entire world.

I hope you see lovely things on the trails today.

@oodiebom,

Good day on the Gulf Coast. I was in tears from your post from last night. I know
you are right it’s just that I miss them so much. We are a tight family we talked everyday
on the phone especially during this awful Covid-19 period.

Thank you for being here you and all the girls. The last year has just been daunting.
I have never been through anything like this. I am taking it one day at a time. I am not
having a pity party I am reflecting and remembering. My angels who are my Aunts will
look after me just like they did here on earth. In time this too shall pass. My love
for them will never die. Here is to a good day Oodie for you and hubby.

@xango,

Good day in Florida I am not feeling too well today so I am keeping things short.
I do want to wish you a great day and soon you will be doing your fall things.

@defg,

@loaf,

Have a safe Thursday you are missed so much.

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