RE:THINK

We all have them: dreams, aspirations, bucket lists. We see something nice, we wish it could be ours. Sometimes it is out of our reach (now), so we just let go of it, because “there is no way I can own an Aston Martin”. The thing is - people do! people buy nice things, and expensive things, all the time. Why can they, and not us? People also do things that we say “we can never do”. Why not???

You can dismiss this and say: “well, they are smarter/better looking/ born rich, that’s why”, and move on with your life.
Or you can say: “hold on! I’m smart. I’m good looking. I can get whatever I want!”
The truth is, you can get whatever you want, however remote you think your dream is from where you are, if you put your mind to work.
If you LOVE something, and it is really important to you, you’ll do whatever it takes to have it. If you don’t - it is not important enough for you.
There is no right or wrong. This is just it. Once you have defined, in your own mind, what it is that you want - all you need is a plan to get there, and to make the first step.
We’ve all heard the common saying: the longest journey starts with the first step. Think about it for a minute, and let it sink in.
One other thing to consider: suppose you’re standing in a busy shopping center, or the center of town, and you stop! and look around.
What you’ll probably find are big brands, large signs on rooftops of sky scrapers : they have all started with the first step - an idea, and a passion of one person, to make it happen!
Get this: Banks, property developers, electronics companies, shopping centers, EVERYTHING you see around you, started with an idea, and someone who pursued his idea. That is all it takes.
The following video, tells the story of a mobile phone salesman, working in a shop, which his mother would probably think is gorgeous, although other people may have different opinion (including himself).
This guy, had a dream in him, and one day it clicked, and he made the first step, to fulfill his dream.
My point is - so can you.

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