When I ask for what I think I want I'm playing small. Option?
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When I was younger than I am today I used to ask for what I thought I wanted and felt disappointed when I didn’t get what I asked for. In time I may have gotten something else, something better, something unimagined - at least to my conscious mind.
It took age to realize that asking for what I think I want is playing small. How so? “We don’t get what we ask for; we get what we dream of.” What we dream of might not be right on the surface, may be more elusive. It’s not impossible, just a little more difficult to grasp. But if you believe in dreams then know this: what you dream of is coming to you from where it is.
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Music: Mer’s Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron Music
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