When I was a kid I dreamed I would do many things. Professional singer, actress, skateboarder, author, surgeon, archaeologist, anthropologist, and probably other things that wouldn't have happened. Like telling my high school math teacher I was going to try to get into calculus because I was shooting for the stars. Well unfortunately that never came to fruition, my lack of mathematical intricacy kept me from that one.
Nevertheless I always have had dreams of bettering myself, working really hard at learning a new skill, and also just all around being a better person. Often times I let myself down on these dreams because either I'm not motivated enough or it just fizzles out.
It's a terrible thing to be a fizzler
So a lot of the time I know when a dream is real, I know if it should come to reality and be sustained. I know because my heart still longs to achieve it and like anything you have to chose to stick with it or you are just basing sustenance with sheer emotions (hence the fizzling). There are those things I have imagined in my brain that goes along with my long-term dreams and aspirations that have stuck with me.
Fizzling is like a sugar high. You eat so much sugar you begin to feel great and motivated and hyper, then about an hour or maybe two later.......you are drooling asleep. Suddenly you wake up and you don't feel so great because you are still groggy but you can't complete anything. Luckily I have come out of the fizzly mindset that I was once in, especially since I was a kid.
Do you fizzle out your dreams/goals/aspirations?
Were you a fizzler at some point?
Dreams worth bringing into action are not worthy to be eliminated by a fizzle.
All to God
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