Give Yourself Permission to Dream

Sometimes it starts with a picture.

A house on a hill.

A car with that new-leather promise.

A vacation that feels more like peace than luxury.

Or a table at the kind of restaurant where time slows down.

It’s not about the stuff.

It’s about the spark.

Because those moments — when you stop scrolling, lean in, and say,

“I’d love that…”

That’s your mind reminding you that there’s more out there.

More to become.

More to build.

More to give.

Not just for yourself —

But for your family.

Your children.

Your name.

The dream isn’t greed.

It’s vision.

And the problem isn’t dreaming too big.

It’s not dreaming at all.

In a world that wants you to be content with survival —

Dare to want more.

Because desire, when rooted in purpose, becomes direction.

And direction, backed by discipline, becomes destiny.

So tonight, ask yourself:

→ When’s the last time you let yourself really dream?

→ Not just about what you want — but why you want it?

And if the answer is, “It’s been a while…”

That’s okay.

Start here.

Start now.

Let your imagination stretch —

Then start putting footsteps under that vision.

Everything I’m building — including my book launching later this year — is for those who believe that dreaming is the first form of planning.

Because when the vision is clear, the work becomes sacred.

→ What’s been tugging at your spirit lately?

→ What dream keeps whispering, “Don’t forget me”?

Let’s grow forward — with vision, intention, and fire.

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