Do you use a vision to drive your life?

[jennifer_bloom]

My friend wanted to be an MD and while undergoing pain at home with her dad’s cancer, she coped with her agony by visualizing herself healing sick people as a trained paediatrician. She got rejected by medical school but became a pharmacy professor and has a very happy life now.

Me, when I got sick and tired of working on my book, I pictured myself providing for my future children and in laws and providing for all the people I love and want to help. If I fail my goal of making millions, I will make a doctor’s salary if things go well.

[AnusNdaPainus]

I love anime and of all the anime I’ve seen one character resonates with me more than anyone else and that is Sanji from one piece and as someone who was abandoned by his parents at a very very young age I know what starvation is like and the fact that it is how many meet their end truly burdens my heart it genuinely hurts me and I dreamt that someday I’d make so much money that no one will ever starve again

a world without starvation is a vision that drives me

[electromagnetic]

I stopped living in my head a long time a go. Unfortunately virtualizing doesn’t create reality.
I had to hustle to create capital enough to live the life I want. Definitely worth it.
I know sometimes it’s best to live in a different alternative reality than the one present but it’s also about making sure one is able to look after their own emotional and physiological mindset.

[idurish]

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