129 || [SOLO] How to Move Your Dream Forward Today || Merritt Onsa

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If you’ve been putting off starting or kept your dreaming all to yourself or known you need to take a step, but you just haven’t figured out how to do that, this conversation is for you!

In this year of testing out monthly solo episodes, we’ve covered a lot about the emotional and spiritual journey of pursuing our God-shaped dreams. Today, we’re talking about finally getting busy and just taking steps toward the dream.

I’ve got a handy worksheet that will help clarify what your next steps might be. I’m also bringing some real talk about how your step might flop but also why that’s okay.

You’ll get a glimpse of what my baby steps were that led to me starting this podcast and an example of a step I took early on -- in the form of a goal I set for the show -- that didn’t have the impact I hoped it would and what I learned from that experience.

If you’re new to the Devoted Dreamers Podcast and you want to hear where we’ve been in this series of solo episodes, you can find links to all of them in the show notes here: http://www.merrittonsa.com/podcast/129.

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