In this podcast, the speaker discusses how societal expectations and fears suppress our audacity to dream big. They encourage listeners to let go of average and raise their expectations. The speaker also mentions their latest book, The Everyday Hero Manifesto, and invites listeners to visit their website for further learning.
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To live our best life, we must let go of mediocrity and pursue audacious dreams that bring back the sparkle in our eyes.
Having confidence in ourselves and setting audacious visions unlocks our untapped talents and potential, enabling us to live a soaring life.
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The Power of Dreams
As a child, we are naturally inclined to dream big and have audacious goals. However, as we grow older, societal pressures and fears from others can cause us to lose sight of our dreams. We become subdued and play small, which dulls the sparkle in our eyes. The key to living our best life is to let go of mediocrity and raise our expectations and standards. By setting audacious visions and pursuing big dreams, we unlock the talents and greatness within us.
The Importance of Confidence in Dreaming Big
Many people lack the confidence and self-belief to set audacious visions for themselves. However, the bigger our dreams, the more talent and potential we tap into. It is crucial to have confidence in ourselves and our abilities in order to awaken the greatness that lies within us. Starting today and embracing an audacious mindset, we can begin to access our full potential and live a soaring life. In addition to the podcast, Robin Sharma recommends reading his book, The Everyday Hero Manifesto, and accessing the resources available on his website for further personal growth and development.
We all were ever so creative as kids. Sadly, too many good souls have lost that connection as we have matured into adulthood.
To dream and imagine and envision your highest possibilities is to breathe aliveness into your days.
Please allow me to ask you? —which activities make your eyes sparkle and heart sing? —what tasks are you doing just to please others and fit into the herd? —what would you do if you knew you’d be dead at sunset? And if these are the pursuits that will be most important at the end why not make them most essential now? So stop overthinking every move. Stop worrying about things that probably will never happen. Stop playing small with your brilliance. Stop being so terrified of reflection. And start living the way the best part of you knows you need to be living. So at the end, you’ll have been fully human. And genuinely amazing.
If you’d like to learn the tools, habits and daily routines of warriors, billionaires, sages and superstars then read (or listen to) The Everyday Hero Manifesto today. It’s a life-changing book. Get it here.