Remind yourself of all the amazing things you saw for your future when you set out to make your dreams and goals come true.īy reconnecting to the infancy stages of your dreams, you put your imagination back into the mode it started in. Never lose sight of why you began the journey you’re on. It is your duty to keep fanning the flames and to constantly allow your initial motivation to pull you forward. At one point in time your dream and your commitment to it lit a fire inside you. Part of recommitting entails a thorough reflection of why you started. Hard work and steady commitment are the cornerstones to making your dreams a reality. I ended up nailing down what I would call a recommitment to it and in that moment I understood that commitment is a continual process of recommitting, over and over, and staying true to the dream you once envisioned. I battled with this, but at the end of the day, this lifestyle is the best one for me and it has become the backbone to helping others with my coaching and writing practice. Some days that proves easy and others it takes everything I’ve got.Īs I celebrated 7 years to that commitment, I questioned if it’s something I want to do forever. Every single day I have to make the decision to stay connected to my decision to live the sober life. What I’ve been realizing, especially with sobriety and recovery, is that my commitment to this lifestyle and my dreams around it is a constant recommitment. Sometimes commitment is a process of recommitting. 6 Ways To Stay Committed To Your Dreams 1. I’ve talked to so many people lately and I feel we can all relate to this at some point in our lives.
#STAY COMMITTED HOW TO#
I plan to write a lot more on the challenges I’ve been facing, but what struck me this week was sharing in how I learned how to stay committed to my dreams.
I began to question so many things including my dreams and visions for the future.Īs you all know, I even took a step back from the blog as I sorted through a lot of what was coming up for me. During a time that I should have felt so accomplished and happy, I couldn’t help but feel confused and puzzled a bit. In fact, it happened to me just recently as I celebrated 7 years of sobriety. Bad habits replace the good ones and all of a sudden our dreams and goals can start to fizzle along with our follow through and motivation. We might even begin to make excuses or procrastinate as a holding pattern starts to form. Our dreams and goals tend to take the back burner to life when things get stressful or demand our attention.īefore we know it we have lost sight. We are feverishly committed and dedicated to seeing it through. We tell people about our vision and grand plans. We create habits that allow us to further our goals. In the pursuit of dream chasing, we always start out giving it 100%.
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