Comments on: Have You Made Your List of Dreams Yet?

By: William Cox@golden gate estates

William Cox@golden gate estates — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 05:24:17 +0000

Yeah, it was a nice movie. It’s amazing how people sometimes call a kids movie ‘childish’ but end up picking some valuable life lessons from it after watching. Sometimes good things happen when you least expect it.

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By: hollyfulfordjef@YourKeywords

hollyfulfordjef@YourKeywords — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:06:03 +0000

So important Kylie! If we don’t see those goals in front of us regularly we do allow life to get in the way and then we end up not remembering them. The other thing that I work on is believing that I can have those dreams. SO often if it seems a bit out there, I make the effort to believe and know it is mine for the happening. Thanks for the reminder!!

By: Beth Allen

Beth Allen — Sun, 16 May 2010 01:06:35 +0000

I completely agree that writing our dreams down on paper is so important! I like to do a yearly vision board, but I also have my “bucket list” ~ a long list of all the big dreams and adventures I want to accomplish in my lifetime. I had a pretty cool experience when I was 30, just after my son was born when I was sifting through old boxes and taking a trip down memory lane. I found a dream list I’d made when I was 18, and of 100 items, I had already accomplished 88 of them! I realized it was time to dream bigger!

And thanks for the reminder Kylie ~ Up was on our list and we never made it to the theaters. We’ll have to rent it soon for sure!
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By: Kylie

Kylie — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 10:04:28 +0000

Hi Mary Lou

Thanks for commenting! I really appreciate it.

I LOVE the Shrek movies too! I’m glad I’m not the only one who cried watching “Up” – hehe.

Taking action is one thing, but taking the RIGHT action is the key.

I love the point you make about the journey towards the dream being so wonderful that the actual dream/goal takes second place – that’s a very good point, and yes, it does happen. It reminds me of that saying that goes something along the lines of: Success is a journey, not a destination.

Thank you for the lovely compliment, and I hope you continue to visit my blog and enjoy my writing.

~ Kylie ~

By: Mary Lou Kayser

Mary Lou Kayser — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 15:17:36 +0000

Hi Kylie,
First of all, next to “Shrek,” “Up” is my favorite animated movie. When I saw it in the theater, I bawled my head off in the opening sequence, and then laughed until the end. I was so happy it won the Oscar at this year’s Academy Awards!

Okay, on to Dreams. Writing down our dreams IS very very important, and then DOING something every day that gets us closer to achieving that Dream is a must! I see far too many people get all excited about dreams but then never DO anything to manifest them. Taking action is critical if you want to achieve anything of value in life. Putting off something as important as a dream is a risky choice, as we see from the characters in “Up.” Thanks for bringing to your readers’ attention that if you want your dream to come true, you must take action TODAY toward that happening.

It may take awhile, but the journey toward the dream can be so fantastic that sometimes the dream itself takes second place at the end. It’s strange, but that has indeed happened to me.

Love your spirit and can’t wait to see the big blog transformation you mention is coming!

Mary Lou
.-= Mary Lou Kayser´s last blog ..Social Media 201 Conference a HUGE Success! =-.

By: Kylie

Kylie — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 00:00:47 +0000

Hi Sally

I hope you get the chance to see “Up”. It really is a terrific movie. If you’re anything like me though, make sure you take a tissue! It’s a little “tear-jerking” in some places! (but I’m very much a softie ).

I used to think writing down goals was silly too. I figured that because I knew what they were, writing them down wouldn’t make any difference … I was wrong! lol

I agree with you about particular goals sometimes not being what you really want, which is yet another good reason to write down your goals – thanks for sharing that!

~ Kylie ~

By: Sally Bath

Sally Bath — Mon, 05 Apr 2010 08:29:16 +0000

Hi Kylie, I haven't heard of 'Up' but am very interested in seeing it - thanks for recommending it! You are right on with the goals. I used to think it was a bit silly to write them down but now I find it fun and really believe it helps to truly achieve your dreams. What I have also found from physically writing down goals and focusing on them is that sometimes the goals I had weren't actually what I wanted after all. So for me what you have outlined above also helps me to get clarity on what I truly deeply want and what I am prepared to really go after. Sally .-= Sally Bath´s last blog ..4 Hour work week? You’ve got to be kidding… =-.

By: Kylie

Kylie — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:38:33 +0000

Hi Linda

It is a great movie, isn’t it? I love movies that are not only entertaining, but thought provoking too.

Getting the entire family involved in creating dream boards is a terrific idea! That should help you all keep each other “on track”. I’d love to know how you go with that.

~ Kylie ~

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