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obvious that it’s making a conscious decision about what you want to achieve or what you want to become. It’s the vision that sets in motion whatever the powers are in the Universe that helps us create what we want.
    Even if you don’t know yet what your dream is, there’s something you can do right now that will accelerate your dream materializing: give your best to whatever you’re currently doing. Even if you know you ultimately want a different job than the one you have, give your full attention to your current job, and give your best to it. By doing this you will actually become bigger than your current job, and in time doors will open to lead you to the perfect fit of your dream!

LAIRD HAMILTON
A value that my mother instilled in me was, when you do something, no matter what it is, do it to the best of your ability. If you’re a street sweeper, sweep the best you can.

JOHN PAUL DEJORIA
Success to me is not how much money you have; it’s how well you do what it is you do. Whether you’re a janitor or whether you’re a businessperson or whether you’re an aviator, it’s what you do and how well you do it dictates how successful you are.

Big Dreams and Little Dreams

ANASTASIA SOARE
There’s nothing wrong with small dreams. Big dreams are for people who are consciously willing to risk everything they have in life. There are small dreams, there are big dreams, and there are crazy dreams. It takes a certain personality to go so crazy.

MICHAEL ACTON SMITH
Most people don’t have big dreams in life. They don’t have the confidence. They think all of the exciting stuff is done by other people. But having big dreams is important, and it does make life exciting. If you don’t have big dreams, big dreams can’t come true.

ANASTASIA SOARE
People need to understand how much they want to give to get. Everything in life is like a bank account. Whatever you put in, you will get out. Don’t put little and expect to get big. It is not going to happen.
    Someone might start out with a really big dream, while someone else might start out with a small dream that becomes far bigger than they could have imagined. Life seems to call us to a dream that is a size we can handle at the time.

G. M. RAO
Little dreams, like pieces in a puzzle, will open out the larger dream. Initially, to even dream is difficult, but it’s important to know that Mahatma Gandhi never started off with any big dream. He just kept pushing the limits of what he wanted to happen, and bingo, the biggest thing happened.
    When you find your dream and make it come true, all the other smaller dreams you have for your life come true too. One of my dreams in my twenties was to live in a different country. I wanted the adventure and challenge of living in a country that was unfamiliar to me, and experiencing the excitement of a different culture from the one I knew. When my dream of The Secret came true, my work required me to move from Australia to the United States, and so a dream I had put aside came true at the same time as my big dream. Dreams are attached to each other, and once one comes, all the rest will follow.
    Whether you’ve found your dream or you have no idea what your dream is, there is one extremely simple piece of advice that if followed, will positively lead you to your dream.



Joseph Campbell was one of the world’s most well respected mythologists, and through his insightful teachings he gave us a simple yet profound message for our life:
    “Follow Your Bliss.”
    These three words are the compass for your life; they tell you what direction to point toward in every moment. Bliss is how you feel when you do something you absolutely love to do, and it is a thread that’s connected to your dreams. So when you follow your bliss you also find your dreams, and fulfill your reason for being here.
    Nick Woodman knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur, but he didn’t have a clue in what area of business. While he was following his bliss