242 || [Solo] 5 Phases of Chasing a Dream and Which One is the Most Fruitful || Merritt Onsa

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Have you wanted to quit on your dream before you’ve made any real progress?

Getting started can be one of the most difficult parts of pursuing a dream. In the early stages, a lot of the details are still foggy. The lack of progress makes it feel like you’re pushing a boulder uphill and pushing something heavy uphill makes you want to quit.

But don’t quit before you get to the good part!

In this episode you will be encouraged that you’re not the only one who feels this way, and in fact, these feelings are part of the process of getting started.

You’ll also hear about:

• A simple process for confidently taking the first steps into a God-shaped dream.
• The phase of pursuing a dream you will most want to avoid and why that's a mistake.
• What happens when you give in to excuses instead of getting started.

And that’s not all. I have compiled all my best baby steps ideas that will work for any kind of dream--whether it’s writing a book, starting a business, creating a home that’s bursting with hospitality, or launching an app. It doesn't matter what God has put on your heart; you can use these quick-win ideas to begin making a little headway today.

Get the free resource at Merrittonsa.com/quickwin

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