But time goes by, and we gradually begin to “grow up” — we forget that we once dreamed of becoming cloud architects or the first people on Mars. Instead, we begin to dream of a normal salary and weekends when you don’t have to think about work.
But here’s the secret: happiness doesn’t come from forgetting your dreams, but on the contrary — from continuing to make them come true.
Making a dream come true isn’t always a space flight
You don’t need to immediately sign up for astronaut courses to feel happy. Sometimes a dream is just about getting back to something that once brought you joy. For example, did you dream of becoming an artist, but haven't picked up a brush in a long time? Or have you always wanted to learn to dance, but time hasn't allowed? So, making your childhood dreams come true means bringing back these little joys.
Here's a little advice: take an old dream and give yourself time to make it come true. And if you used to dream of flying in the clouds, why not at least try skydiving? 😉
Making a dream come true is not "late", but "always on time"
Yes, time flies, and you are no longer the child who believes that he can become a superhero. But maybe now you are the person who can become a superhero for yourself? Childhood dreams are not just fiction, but a reflection of your most sincere desires. And if you still want to conquer the world, then you have everything to do it.
Happiness is not about brushing off old dreams, but about finding a way to make them come true, even if in your own way.
So… what is your dream?
Have you ever thought that it is your childhood dream that can lead to true happiness? When did you first feel the inspiration and joy of your dream? Maybe it's time to return to this feeling again? Dream, make it come true, and you will see how the world around you begins to change. Are you ready to become someone who believes in the impossible again?