Dream. Think. Learn. Do.

Dream Big. Think Hard. Learn Well. Do Something.

This is the process for breaking beyond the barriers of what's holding you back. Anything worthwhile is worth dreaming about, thinking about, learning about and doing. That seems obvious enough, right? So why don't we do it? Or, why don't we do it often? Or consistently? 

Every one of us has probably been told to dream at some point in time. We have heard about people who dreamed big and speeches about big dreams. But when it comes to us, we either don't dream, or we don't dream big enough.

We have been told that school and education is important. (And I believe education is vitally important.) But we haven't been given the tools, encouragement and freedom to think. I mean to really think. Not just about what, but about "how?" and "why?" We have to apply this crucial skill if we hope to accomplish excellent things.

Learning is internalizing what we've thought. It's the process of applying the abstract - defining the indefinite. The way we accomplish this is by Doing. When we "Do" we are saying with our whole lives, "I'm committed, purposeful, and intentional about accomplishing my dreams."

Of course, then we have to dream bigger dreams...