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EPISODE · May 26, 2022 · 12 MIN

36. The #1 Reason You Need to Stop Compromising Your Dreams

from Confident and Empowered Women

We think we have all the time in the world, yet at times it’s moving in warp speed and we have no idea where the time goes. Our dreams can find themselves somewhere next to the outfit we swear we’ll get back into or that hobby we will get back to someday. Dreams are compromised because it’s not the right time, the kids are too small or “need me” or I’m too busy. My greatest fear is taking dreams to the grave because I didn’t make room for my dreams to live in my life. It’s this line of thinking that has brought me to connect with you right here on this podcast. You’re living out my dream with me with every listen and share. I’m excited to open up about the #1 reason you need to stop compromising your dreams. I am with you, so let’s do this together! Tag me on Instagram (@encourageovereverything) with your favorite quote and don’t forget to rate and subscribe! Thanks for listening! ENCOURAGE OVER EVERYTHING FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1489875841203235/ ENCOURAGE OVER EVERYTHING INSTAGRAM: https://Instagram.com/encourageovereverything/ SHOW NOTES: https://chpc.encourageovereverything.com/blog/36

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