According to Robert Kiyosaki, Everyone has dreams, but not everyone dreams in the same way. And there are different kinds of dreamers:
- Those who dream in the past: A person who dreams in the past is a person whose life is over. They may not be dead, but they are no longer truly alive-and the only way they can come back to life is to rekindle a dream. Are you in this category? You need to re-craft your dreams so as to rekindle your passion.
- Those who dream only small dreams: Some people limit themselves to dreaming only small dreams because that’s the only way they can feel confident they can achieve them. The ironic thing is that, while they know they could achieve their dreams, they often never do. . Why not? Who know? Perhaps it’s because they know that if they did achieve them, they would have nothing to live for-unless they challenged themselves to come up with larger dreams. You need to repel complacency in every form because it can deny you of a beautiful life. You just dream big dreams.
- Those who achieve a dream and then become bored: Boredom is usually a sign that it’s time for a new dream. Why don’t you horn your thinking skills and harness its huge potential to get for yourself new dreams that you can passionately pursue? It is a necessity.
- Those who dream big dreams, but with no plans on how to go about achieving them, so they end up with nothing: People that just talk forgetting that talk is cheap, it cannot build a house but can describe a house that was built. You must be proactive and as well thoughtful on processes to make your dreams a reality.
- Those who dream big, achieve those dreams and go on to dream even bigger dream: Big people have big dreams and small people have small dreams. If you want to change who you are, begin by changing the size of your dreams. It is a shift in mindset, from “I can’t” to “I can”; from being at the mercies of circumstances to being at the helm of your life, from being enslaved to being free. I think most of us would like to be this kind of person.
