WE SHOULD NOT GIVE UP ON OUR DREAMS WHEN WE ARE STILL ALIVE

 Iam privileged to be in a space where I give hope to the youths who are the majority in this country. Recently I saw a youth who noted he could not get a loan. So chances are that this youth had given up on his dream. Hope is one of the greatest currencies in life. A person that is devoid of hope has almost lost the battle. Even with the best medicine if a patient does not have hope he or she might not get healed. Patients have been given medical reports about cancer and have refused to accept the reports and used their faith to get healed.

There is power in human potential. What we are currently manifesting is not even half of our potential. This is a mystery that most people do not understand. We can become more than what we think. This is "beyond motivational speaking". We can become more than we currently manifest. Who knew that Dr. Ben Carson who was always the last in class could become a neurosurgeon? Who knew that the late Nelson Mandela who was imprisoned for 27 years could become a president of South Africa? Who knew that Baraq Obama would become the first black American president? Who knew that Oprah Winfrey a lady born in an abusive family would become one of the wealthiest women in the world? Who knew that Washington Carver a black American slave would become a great inventor? Who knew that the Wright Brothers would invent the aero plane that has revolutionarized the aviation space?

In coaching we are trained to draw people to their unlimited potential. As you read this post you might be clueless of the potential that you can manifest. Do not be disheartened. As humans including myself we tend to focus on our limitations which is a major weakness. Within each one of us is latent energy waiting to be manifested. 

Do not quit your dreams when you are still alive. You can accomplish anything that you want.

HOW TO MANIFEST YOUR DREAMS

1.Go back to the source of your dreams God is the source of your life

2.Journal your thoughts

3.Hang around dreamers 

4.Aim high. Why limit your life?

5.Ask powerful questions

6.Believe in yourself.

7.Start small

8.Develop a positive attitude

9.Invest in personal development

10.Learn from past mistakes.

You can dream and it is your right to dream. But dream big. Why dream small when you are still alive?


Phillip Kiryowa

Personal Finance Coach(CPC)

+256752615916

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"For Financial Freedom"

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