Releasing Your Dreams

I meet many people who say "I have a dream but it is too late".

I know of a man who has beaten cancer, kept running in marathons and is now at university at 71.

What have you had to overcome? Is your age limiting you? Is your health? Is you bank account?

All things are possible to those who believe. Yet you have to know that where you are now may be a place that is covered in 6 feet of dirt.

To realise your dreams you have a digging expedition on your hands. You can't look at the big picture but the spade in your hands and the project of releasing your dreams.

Too many people see the 6 feet of dirt and say 'It is too late". What they really mean it is hard and will require me to develop some muscle, some determination, some stickability.

Cadel Evans would not be the bike rider he is now if he stayed at home when it rained. He had to go out every day and ride, so that he could build his strength, so that he could endure the gruelling ride to the finish.

What I am saying is first believe then be brave enough to do, be determined to be the somebody your were meant to be.