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  • Thanks for letting me vent about my dreams and life

    I like what you said about living your dream, I do have dreams and sometimes get tire of trying to bring them into reality. Two years ago I was laid off a job I had for 20 years, as a construction service manager. Now I am doing home improvement work as a business, money is not coming in that great, however I am making it. Facing foreclosure, my dream is to be a general contractor employing hundreds of people providing great wages to them. Also would love to share self-help quotes as a motivating speaker/ This is something I love to do.
    My marriage is not that great also, we just tolerate each other in a respectable way, have 7 children which 5 are on there own. I am not giving up on my dreams just needed to vent thanks for being there.
    Sam

    • Living your dreams from another perspective

      You have an interesting life. I know many people who would trade all the money in the world to have 7 kids. I know people who have never been married and can not find a partner. I do not know if you live in the USA or not, but if you do I see people who their only dream is to live in the USA.
      You have owned a house. Myself and many of my friends have not ever done this. You are a home owner. If you lose it you will be renting like 40% of the other people. I know it is not fun but it is not the end of the world.
      So I 100% understand how hard you have it and can not imagine what it is like. Yet on the other hand if you step back and see how many blessing you have, like in the Jimmy Steward movie “It’s a Wonderful life’, you have a bit of a dream life.

      Watch the movie if you have not in a while or even ‘Overboard’ with Goldie Hawn.

      I living in Eastern Europe see hardship everywhere. Many people do not have running water and live very hard lives. Yet they are happy and living their dreams.
      So my only ideas is try not to define your dream so much by anything monetary like a house or job or payments or income. I know it is easy for me to say, but on the other hand I live in Eastern Europe and a poor person in the USA is a rich person in parts here. So wealth is relative and temporary.
      I am very sorry you have gone through this. Really I am. I am not taking anything away from your hardship, rather just trying to cheer you up.
      Also with love and marriage, I think that if you find the reason you came together you can find a way back. And the weeds that have developed in your relationship can be uprooted with acceptance.

      If you want to improve yourself economically there are many way. That is actually the easy part. See the only reason you or I do not have a million dollars in the bank is ignorance. If we had perfect information we could make a million in a month. Therefore, the task for both me and you is not give up. Use our God-given creativity and brains to find a way.
      It can be done. I am on a reasonable economic path and self sufficient but I am not a millionaire, yet.
      I think if you want to live you monetary dream, just do not give up and commit yourself to keep trying and learning on why and how people get rich.

      Do not be afraid to live your dreams

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