262 || [Solo] What’s the Right Way to Start Pursuing a Big Dream? || Merritt Onsa

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What’s the secret to finally feeling ready to start pursuing a dream? 

It is a humbling experience to be trusted with a God-shaped dream. It can feel overwhelming if you think too hard about what it means to be called by the King of the universe into something bigger than yourself.

Not to mention, there is no instruction manual (though I may have Google’d at least once to try to find one!), which means you’re often on your own to map it out and stumble your way through the fog that sets in once you start along this journey.

The alternative is to try and figure out how to begin by watching others who are doing similar things, which is fine until it isn’t. It can be incredibly overwhelming to compare your twinkle of a dream to someone else’s perfectly Instagramed manifestation of their dream seven years down the road from where you are now. It’s a no-win situation, and it doesn’t serve you or your dream.

That’s why this episode will help you:

• identify some of the barriers to feeling ready,
• show you where those barriers come from, and 
• then, once you see the source, I’ll show you how to make a plan to address them so you can get on with your dream.

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