Dream big

Dream Big…

I love hearing my son talk about his big dreams for his future. His imagination knows no limits, and his excitement is contagious. There’s something magical about the way kids dream—they believe anything is possible.  

Children have an incredible ability to visualize their aspirations without fear holding them back. They don’t worry about failure, judgment, or whether things will work out. Their dreams come straight from the heart, fueled by passion and pure wonder and awe.  

But as we grow older, something shifts. Life gets busy, doubts creep in, and painful experiences leave their mark. Slowly, the visions we once cherished begin to fade. They don’t disappear all at once—it’s more like they get tucked away, overshadowed by the responsibilities and noise of everyday life.  

What are the dreams you’ve given up on?  

Maybe it’s time to bring them back to life. It’s never too late to dream again. Those dreams that once lit up your imagination are still within you, waiting to be rediscovered. Often, the biggest barriers to pursuing them are the ones we create for ourselves—those voices of doubt or fear that tell us it’s not possible.  

Take a moment today to reconnect with your inner dreamer. Think back to a time when you allowed yourself to imagine the possibilities. What made you feel alive? What brought you joy?  

Dreaming doesn’t have an age limit. Start small if you need to, but start. They are still a part of you, and you owe it to yourself to explore them.  

So go ahead, dream big—because your imagination is still as powerful as it ever was.  

When I was younger I wanted to be an Olympic Athlete. I am blessed that I continued to follow my heart and pursue my that what was true to me. It was one of the greatest moments in my life.