There is nothing wrong with daydreaming. Thanks to dreams, a person first draws a picture of what he wants in front of his inner gaze, and then embodies it into reality. A couple of centuries ago, space flights seemed like a pipe fantasy. In the 20th century, with the joint efforts of engineers, mechanics and other people, the dream came true. When is it useful to stop dreaming? This must be done when a person plunges into the world of dreams, stopping to do anything to make dreams come true in real life.
Instructions
Step 1
You can lie on the couch for hours, dreaming of countless treasures, but the chances that wealth will fall from the sky are negligible. If you constantly spin in front of the mirror and imagine yourself as a slender model, the extra pounds will not go away. To make a fortune, you need to draw up a clear business plan and stick to it in your work. To lose weight, you need to start attending the gym and review your diet. Only persistent and purposeful actions will help turn dreams into reality.
Step 2
Why do most dreams remain at the fantasy level? - Either because dreams are too divorced from reality, or because a person doubts his abilities. Let's say you don't have your own home, a meager salary, and you dream of a villa in Miami. The salary of a lifetime will not be enough to purchase the coveted housing. How to be in this situation? There is only one way out: to change your job, profession, way of thinking, to reduce the cost of unimportant things. And every day to take at least one action to achieve the dream.
Step 3
Think about what you can do today to achieve what you want? Start moving towards your main dream from now on and adjust your actions every day. Constantly ask yourself: "What did I do significant on the way to the dream and how close have I come to it?" Specify the object of your dream as much as possible. Dreaming of a slim figure? Determine how many kilograms you need to lose weight, what volumes and proportions of the figure to achieve. Make a consistent plan of action: exclude buns and sausages from the diet, twist the hoop for ten minutes a day, go for a massage, etc. When you have a clear goal and a plan for achieving it, your chances of making your dream come true will increase.
Step 4
Break your dream down into successive, realistically achievable milestones. Can't learn English? Set a goal: The first step is to master the correct pronunciation and learn the words and phrases most often used in everyday life. The second step is to learn the rules of the English language. In the third step, start expanding your vocabulary. If you reach the first goal, you will gain faith in yourself and be able to move on.
