Take a moment to actually imagine it, or maybe an aspect of it.
When you do this, do you think of a specific experience or experiences?
If so, do those specific experiences translate to a certain set of feelings, feelings that tend to occupy a certain spectrum of emotion: Happiness, joy, excitement, contentment, and/or love?
I am curious - to what degree does your dream involve the realisation of some yet to be realised potential too?
There appears to be a certain set of people whose dreams correlate to the realisation of some potential or other that they either wish they had the potential to realise, or feel - given the right circumstances - they could realise in time.
So my question to you is, if you could take your dreams - and all of your yet to be realised potential - and meld them both into a single path, what would that look like for you - what would living that life be like?
Then the next question is, how will you make that real?
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