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This is Optimal Living Daily Episode 1091, the problem with chasing your dreams by Greg

Adino of Gregadino.com, and I'm Justin Mollock, your host, your narrator,

Andrew Old Friend, or OLD Friend, OLD stands for Optimal Living Daily, and I'm a new author

for you today. Sort of, this is actually a transcript from one of his videos, getting ahead of

myself. Greg is a certified life coach and actor. He combines his passions to create short and

digestible videos using humor and a variety of PG-13 examples to offer a refreshing and more

relatable approach to self-development. You might have seen him in shows like Modern Family,

SWAT, Jane the Virgin, and one of my favorites, Westworld. You can find his videos on his site

GreggAdino.com, which is linked in this episode's description. And today's post is more of me

re-enacting one of his videos, which is different than usual, but just as valuable. Now let's get

right to it as we optimize your life. The problem with chasing your dreams by Greg Adino of Gregadino.com.

Okay, it's possible that I made this title a little overly aggressive with the intent of getting

people riled up and ultimately attracting viewership. So many. But before you sue me, hear me out.

Is chasing one's dream a bad thing? Well, who knows. My trip down the well of self-help has led me

to a point where I'm very reluctant to label things as good or bad. But is chasing a dream as flowery

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