How do I let go of my dreams?

To try out the exercise for yourself, on the first day spend some time writing about those of your friends and peers who you know have regrets about dreams they’ve let go; on day two, spend some time writing about the external factors beyond your control that led to you giving up a particular dream or dreams; and …

Is it OK to let go of your dreams?

Regardless of the time and money that I spent on that one term in massage school, I learned a valuable lesson: It’s okay to let go of your dreams, especially when they don’t suit you anymore. We can change over time, or we may have so many interests and find we can’t do everything we want in life.

How do you get a dream to follow you?

How To Start Following Your Dream

1. Catch a clear vision for where you want to go.
2. Find people who are doing what you want to do and talk to them.
3. Figure out the steps it’s going to take to get there.
4. Set large and small goals and track your progress to keep you motivated.
5. Be prepared for setbacks.

What do you say to someone whose dreams have not been fulfilled?

Unfulfilled dreams only become unnecessary regrets. I dare to dream greatly; I dare to fail greatly. I dare to tolerate the ashes of my unfulfilled dreams, for I may dream again. I dare not tolerate the ashes of my unfulfilled life, for I may never live again.

Are your unfulfilled dreams getting their revenge?

Your unfulfilled dreams won’t be unforgiving, not even when you’re on your death bed. They’re not giving up on you for giving up on them. They’re getting their revenge. To prevent yourself from becoming haunted by your unfulfilled dreams, you already know what to do. Turn dreams into goals. Don’t wait. Don’t contrive excuses for yourself.

How do you make the most of your dreams?

We’ve been given dreams for a reason, and much of that reason is to give us something to strive for. Let your heart guide you–if it tells you to stay, that’s where you’re supposed to be, and make the most of it. If it tells you to go, then take the risk and make the most of that.

Will your dreams ever be fulfilled?

Still, the reality is that even in future generations, some dreams will never be fulfilled. When illness or a bad economy strikes, when we realize we are not as young as we once were, when those we care about die, when our personal relationships do not go as we had imagined, our dreams may no longer be attainable.