As T. Lawrence said, all men dream, but not equally.

Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was

vanity, but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act on their dreams with open

eyes to make them possible. That at the end of the day is the very mission of my life, to get

people to understand that there is a difference between dreaming and executing, about doing something

based on the things that you want to see happen in the world. But most people hit that moment of

action and they stop, but they don't stop knowingly. They stop for a thousand different reasons that

they're never able to put their finger on. They stop because they're tired. They stop because

circumstance dictates. They stop because they don't have enough money. They stop because they're too

young. They stop because they're too old. They stop for a whole host of reasons that at the end of

the day are total bullshit. The thing that stops them is fear. The thing that stops them is a belief

that they don't even know they have that says that they're never going to accomplish. They stop

because they can't muster the belief in themselves to move forward. To believe that their actions

will have the consequences that they want to believe that they can learn the things that they don't

already understand to believe in themselves that their actions will generate a reward.

And that reward is very simple that you can close your eyes and imagine the world that you want to

create and open them and create it. And some people are stopped by something even more dangerous.

They dream too small. And as David Ogleby said, don't bunt aim out of the ballpark aim for the

company of the mortals. You can do that. When you can allow yourself to dream at that level,

when you can allow yourself to believe in yourself to believe in your ability to become the kind of

person that can swing for the fences, not only swing for the fences, but make contact to be able

to call your shot like Baybrew and knock it out of the park. When you can look at yourself and have

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