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EPISODE · Jun 24, 2020 · 11 MIN

How To Go For Your Dreams When You Have Responsibilities

from When Spiritual Work Feels Stuck — What to Do Next · host The Gentle Yoga Warrior

In this week's episode, 'The Gentle Yoga Warrior' shares her top tips on how dreams going for ones dreams at times can be  frustrating especially when one has lots of responsibilities. Fear of change can keep us stuck in life.  Whether you have always had the same dream, or are only just discovering one, I hope my tips can help!When I was younger, my dream seemed much more obtainable. Time felt like it was my friends. So, looking back on reflection, I did begin to paddle down the roof of my dreams. And I kind of felt like there's new possible abilities that I could watch hatch into the world, naive Evo. I felt like I go for my dreams. And I didn't actually give them a chance to incubate. So like if something didn't work out, I kind of would move on to the next thing. And after a brief stint of working for myself at the time, mortgage rates went up, and I got scared. So I jumped back into an office job. But deep down, I knew it wasn't what I wanted to do. To cut long story short, I'd like to share with you and what I learned on my way of doing things the long way and how you can go for your dreams when you've got responsibilities by having a little bit more awareness than what I had at the time. The biggest problem was I was living a fantasy Robin and making conscious steps towards my dreams. And I see this happen so many times. They're an actor but they don't actually act and they want to be a social influencer, but then they don't actually interact with people. It sounds a bit obvious, but so often happens. And I feel the reason behind why we don't always go for the dreams is because secretly we're scared of failing. So if we don't try them, we don't need to fail. But that's a life half lived, and there's no such thing as failure. Just different opportunities that become apparent when one door closes.....Support the showConnect with us#modernyoga#dreams#deeptalks#personal development#joy#buzzsprout#podcastshow#podcast #selfhelp#prayerwarriorSend us a message Support the showA note for every episode:  we do not necessary agree with all the views on our podcast and leave listeners to make their own mind up with what they do or don't agree with.Why not check out my other new podcast  established in 2026:  Field, forest and Folklore: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2619974 Want to be a guest? Send The Gentle Yoga Warrior a message on PodMatch, here: 

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In this week's episode, 'The Gentle Yoga Warrior' shares her top tips on how dreams going for ones dreams at times can be frustrating especially when one has lots of responsibilities. Fear of change can keep us stuck in life. Whether you have always had the same dream, or are only just discovering one, I hope my tips can help! When I was younger, my dream seemed much more obtainable. Time felt like it was my friends. So, looking back on reflection, I did begin to paddle down the ...

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