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Head to Head: Dreamer & Doubter

Posted by veryheaven • 3/12/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: battle, business, Coaching, creation, doubts, dreams, friends, self, veryheaven

Dear all!

Last night was my night! Waking up screaming from an remarkable dream: a very kind and wise guide told me not to trust certain people close to me and neither their advices. Good to know. I am very careful whith whom I´ll share my dreams.

Stepping outside the comfort zone. Are you willing to do do something you have never done before or do it differently. Experience a part of yourself that you didn’t know or had forgotten about.

What have you done lately to
- create yourself a better living?
- push yourself out of the comfort zone?
- end the battle between doubter and dreamer going head to head?

When was the last time you purposefully sought out “discomfort” to gain a new perspective on an old resolved challenge?

Share your comments & experiences with us.
I´d love to invite all german members on BC to participate. Please spread the word to your german speaking friends. Thank you!

User Comments

3/12/08

LGramlich

My answers;
1. Went from full-time work to part-time. My free time is more valuable to me than money. Although I don't have extra money once my bills are paid, I've never been happier.
2. I've been in discussion w/a local art gallery about my possibly teaching different painting classes & workshops. As I'm typically very anti-social, this is very "out of the box" for me.
3. I've come to terms w/the fact that the doubter's got it right 99.99999% of the time (perhaps "doubter" isn't the right word...skeptic, maybe?) Living more fully in the real world, I'm free to make real plans toward real goals (& really achieve them.)

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3/13/08

BillyWarhol

Run like the Wind!! + Don't Look Back*************

;)) Peace*

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3/14/08

jackpayne

I second Billy Warhol.

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3/15/08

Descartes

The desire to change is always strong, but once I have changed, I find that there are still more changes that I desire. I find that I am willing to put up some discomfort if the reward is worth the effort. I had never been on a airplane before my first trip to London-nine hours is good first flight. As Octavia Butler so eloquently put it-Change is God.

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