Be delusional:

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Be delusional.

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What’s stopping you from achieving your dreams?

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You are.

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Nothing else.

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But sometimes those dreams are delusional.

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They don’t make sense to other people.

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You make up false beliefs about reality that are not true…

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Yet.

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The key word is yet.

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As David Senra from Founders love to say, belief comes before ability.

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Your dreams aren’t reality but you can make them be.

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The only way you do it is to be delusional.

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It’s to believe in your dreams more than anyone else.

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It’s to not accept reality for what it is and for you to turn it into what you want it to be.

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Crazy dreams are accomplished all the time.

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But it’s only for those who have them, keep them top of mind and work towards them every day.

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Dreams don’t happen today.

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They don’t happen tomorrow.

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But they can happen in your lifetime.

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The first thing you must do is decide your dreams.

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What do you want out of life?

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What is it?

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Is it money?

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Is it status?

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Is it a house on a beach?

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Is it a beautiful family?

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Is it to make an impact in the world?

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Whatever it is largely doesn’t matter.

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However, it must matter to you.

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It must be a dream you’ve had about your life.

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Not anyone else.

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Next, write it down.

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Now.

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Make it real.

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Think and Grow Rich told me that in 2018.

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At the time, I didn’t believe it.

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Now, I know it’s a certainty as long as I’m alive.

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The world works in mysterious ways when you have a dream.

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You start to attract things to you that you wouldn’t have otherwise recognized.

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Heard that today in a podcast about Arnold Schwarzenegger’s life.

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His story should be studied by everyone.

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Watch his Netflix documentary.

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His life is a journey of excellence in multiple domains.

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This guy was the best weightlifter in the world in his 20s.

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He was the biggest movie star in the world in his 30s and 40s.

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Then he became one of the most powerful people in US politics in his 50s.

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That’s no small accomplishment.

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He did it through work.

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But also dreaming.

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He knew what he wanted.

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He visualized it.

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He believed that it was possible.

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Then he went to work and made it a reality.

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Along the way, he had to be delusional.

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He had to make people believe that he could do it, even when everyone told him he couldn’t.

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That’s what your dreams should feel like to other people.

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Delusional.

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If you’re not scared about telling your dreams to your friends, you’re not dreaming big enough.

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Dreams are supposed to be scary.

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They’re supposed to be out of reach.

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They’re supposed to feel impossible.

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And yet, writing them down, repeating them to yourself, working on them every day and being patient can lead to some wild outcomes.

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You can make your dreams a reality.

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If you don’t believe me, go follow the stories of history’s greatest people.

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All of them had dreams about reality way in advance of them completing it.

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It was only through struggle, hard work and belief did they get there.

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You have the power to do the same thing.

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The only person stopping you is you.

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So learn about you.

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Understand how you function.

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Reflect on how your brain works.

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Learn about your past.

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Start investing in your own education.

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Imagine your dreams.

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Through that, you’ll realize.

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Your dreams are supposed to be delusional.

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Be delusional.

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