Expensive Dreams
Said & Done
Dream Big
“If your dreams do not scare you, they are not big enough.”
- Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
Photo by Gaston Rebuffat
The Greatest Danger
Cure Fear
New Age Of Fulfillment
We live in a time where there are huge opportunities to do work that provides a deep sense of purpose, and reflects our passions and personality. Like Roman Krznaric said:
“We have entered a new age of fulfillment, in which the great dream is to trade up from money to meaning.”
Poster by WRDBNR
The Walls
Bankruptcy of the Soul
“Entangled in the cancerous discipline of security, I flinged my life beneath the wheels of routine and before I knew it my life was gone. I always wanted to sail the seven seas but I couldn’t afford it. What I really couldn’t afford was not to go.
Which shall it be? Bankruptcy of the pocket or bankruptcy of the soul?”
- Sterling Hayden
Photographer unknown
Our Deepest Fears
the mind
Find Your Ladder
“It’s better to be at the bottom of the ladder you want to climb than at the top of the one you don’t”. - Stephen Kellogg
Whether it’s getting promotions or degrees, we are all climbing a ladder. But only some of us are climbing towards a destination we actually want to be in.
Sometimes we choose a ladder simply because that’s the one that presented itself in front of us. It seems sturdy and the reward at the top is visible.
But that doesn’t mean it’s your ladder. Your ladder is the one that is shaky and leads to the unknown. When you stand underneath it and look up, you feel an overwhelming doubt. This fear is your assurance, it’s a positive declaration stating that this is the way towards the life you truly want.
It’s the way towards life's greatest rewards - fulfillment, peace and happiness. These rewards don’t come at the end of your journey, they come after taking your first step.
When you’re doing what you were put on this earth to do then being rich or poor, failing or succeeding, being hated or admired doesn’t matter as much as it used to. You’re content knowing that your greatest gifts are not going to waste.
Photo by Daniel Metz