There's an huge challenge that faces dreamers.
What makes dreamers and people who pursue their goals unique is that they have a tendency to go against the grain. What's popular for many appears to be boring to them. They head in a direction where no trail has been created and see something that no one else has made yet. While being challenging in it's natural right, it is difficult for the reason that dreamers also must be able to face the feedback and criticism of those people who don't share their same enthusiasm for the things that haven't been fashioned yet.
Dreamers face a decision: slow down to the pace of those people that are not walking at their speed or to continue on and let people catch up eventually.
Time upon time, the world has tried to crucify those who have seen the future and what could actually be for our world. The world hasn't really accepted that impossible doesn't truly exist for the dreamers and that its restrictions on what can be done don't apply either for those who dare greatly. But the elemental question still applies for people that are pushing ahead to form a grand future for everyone else...do I continue on regardless of the feedback and criticism or do I adhere to the mass majority?
Honestly, there is only one call to be made. If you would like to do something that has never really been done you've got to leave the pack on your own and try things that have never been tried. Notwithstanding any doubt that can exist in your mind, you have to move forward. Move forward with power and a deep sense of determination. When it is all finished, if the tide of life is on your side, you'll end up changing the world in some way.
The criticism will come, naturally, but that is just part of the game.
So keep moving ahead. Keep paving roads that do not exist yet. The world will hate you now, but thank you later on.
What makes dreamers and people who pursue their goals unique is that they have a tendency to go against the grain. What's popular for many appears to be boring to them. They head in a direction where no trail has been created and see something that no one else has made yet. While being challenging in it's natural right, it is difficult for the reason that dreamers also must be able to face the feedback and criticism of those people who don't share their same enthusiasm for the things that haven't been fashioned yet.
Dreamers face a decision: slow down to the pace of those people that are not walking at their speed or to continue on and let people catch up eventually.
Time upon time, the world has tried to crucify those who have seen the future and what could actually be for our world. The world hasn't really accepted that impossible doesn't truly exist for the dreamers and that its restrictions on what can be done don't apply either for those who dare greatly. But the elemental question still applies for people that are pushing ahead to form a grand future for everyone else...do I continue on regardless of the feedback and criticism or do I adhere to the mass majority?
Honestly, there is only one call to be made. If you would like to do something that has never really been done you've got to leave the pack on your own and try things that have never been tried. Notwithstanding any doubt that can exist in your mind, you have to move forward. Move forward with power and a deep sense of determination. When it is all finished, if the tide of life is on your side, you'll end up changing the world in some way.
The criticism will come, naturally, but that is just part of the game.
So keep moving ahead. Keep paving roads that do not exist yet. The world will hate you now, but thank you later on.
About the Author:
Evan Sanders is the author of The Words Of Encouragement, a website dedicated to bringing the best quotes, motivational content on the web, and blogs all to one place. Feeling ready to take the journey of your life? Dealing with criticism and feedback that may or may not be slowing down the journey of your dreams? Dig into these jealousy quotes for some perspective on how to get through that patch of life.
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