Dream A Little Dream With Me
27 Dec
Day 27 – Dream
What crazy and wild dream was born in 2011?
I will remember 2011 as the year I surrendered to writing; a dream that began way back in my childhood.
Writing has become my daily practice; it helps me reconnect to my Self and what’s important.
Writing has soothed my soul when nothing else could.
Writing has fulfilled me AND filled me with pride. Being named one of the Top 50 Personal Development Bloggers of 2011 was beyond my expectations.
As 2011 nears its end, 2012 speaks to me of a profound shift; of moving that long-held dream to the forefront of my vision where I can more easily breathe life into it.
It is terrifying to declare your dreams out loud and I feel a shiver of fear as I write this, but as Marie Forleo so brilliantly asked in this video, “Does your fear feel expansive or contracted?”
My dream is alive, fluttering in my chest like butterflies trying to get free. My dream is expansive.
Someone close to me shared earlier this year that she felt I was becoming less of a coach who writes and more of a writer who coaches. That insight simultaneously surprised and scared me.
But what if she’s right?
What if. . .
That leads back to my wild and crazy dream.
- To share the Homage to Self-Care in an e-book format.
- To unleash Lola in all her ballsy, fiery glory.
- To write the story that has been glowing like embers, now ready to blaze into being as a book.
What if. . .
Two small words that have the power to transform life, the power to ignite dreams.
I know it’s risky. And scary.
Come with me anyway.
Share your dream/s for 2012 in the comments below.
#reverb11 is a prompt driven writing project during the month of December. Its purpose is to inspire reflection and create intention for the coming year.
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