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Episode 18: The (r)evolution of dreaming

EPISODE · Jan 24, 2022 · 30 MIN

Episode 18: The (r)evolution of dreaming

from Earthling 101 · host Dr. Laura Hughes

Dreaming about new potential and possibility is what makes humans human. We are inherently creator beings, and love to bring ideas into fruition. For a few months, I stopped sharing my dreams with people. I stopped creating from my dreams, because it felt safer not to. This is my story about how I came to realise that it is actually our duty to dream. If we don’t, nothing changes. The world stays in a holding pattern. We don't birth the New Earth. It's time to evolve what it means to dream. What if we started using dreams as a tool to expand our capacity, vs. escape our lives? What if the end result isn't the prize, but the bonus? What if the person you decide to own and embody in the process of creating the dream is the prize, and what if the world around you could calibrate to that standard? Interested in working with me in 2022? I would love to chat! Reach out via email: [email protected] or on Instagram @drlaurahughes

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