Your dreams will remain just a dream unless you take small and realistic steps towards achieving them.

All of our relationships and our interactions, the life affirming ones and the challenging ones, show us how far we have come and where we still need to go.

A goal is a written plan.
Write your dreams and visions.

You can't get rid of fear, you must learn to move through it.

Know that deep in your soul, that fear is just a door to a room filled with something so big, so important, so life changing, that it scares you a little.

My kids are my ability to achieve my big dreams, not my disability. For those brief moments, I have changed my beliefs and perceptions about what is possible for me even with a heap of kids, are when I've put dampeners on my dreams, stopped making an effort and metaphorically thrown in the towel. Because when you believe you're disabled, you take away your power, you stop feeling able and being able is the Latin root meaning of power. When you feel like your kids, or your circumstances make you dis-abled for your dreams, you feel powerless... You don't feel able and when you don't feel able, you don't do what's needed to breakthrough. You don't take the actions. You don't even try.

If people are not laughing at your Goals, your Goals are not big enough!