My husband often jokes that we don't make the same mistake twice.

We make it five or six times just to make sure we learned it.

And when it comes to unplugging from the new commercialized American dream of pursuing more,

more, more to our big shift of living our own dream, it took a few tries.

You're listening to Episode Zero, keeping your daydream alive.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to leave normal, travel the world, or follow your dream?

How about sail the ocean?

Live in a different country every year or serve your life's purpose through a mission trip.

My name is Tricia Leach and those are the stories you're about to hear.

And so much more.

Welcome to your favorite podcast, inspired by dreams and made for adventure.

This is Keep Your Daydream.

Hey there, welcome to the Keep Your Daydream podcast. This is episode zero where you'll learn about the podcast, what you can expect, and get a glimpse into the types of conversations we'll be having. The guests on the show have some truly inspiring stories of their life course corrections, adventure, and travel.

You'll also learn a little bit about me, my dream, and why I started this podcast.

But before we even get into that, let's talk about you. What's your daydream? If you already know,

head on over to keep your daydream.com and click on the link, your daydream, and post it.

You can do this anonymously or not, but who knows, you just might be inspiring someone with your dream.

Jenna Pincott, with the Huffington Post, reported an interesting study from the University of

British Columbia. It was about the brain,

and it's two networks, the default and the executive. The default portion associated with

creativity and self-reflection, and the executive portion, planning and problem solving,

are not able to work at the same time. When one is on, the other is usually off.

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