Achieving Your Dreams and the Journey To Achievement

<p>Do you ever feel like your dreams are too big for the people around you to understand?</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Head Over To Happiness</strong>, we’re talking about what happens when the people around you don’t understand your dreams — and why that doesn’t necessarily mean you should give up on them.</p><p>I’m talking about chasing your dreams without needing everyone’s approval, my “build a bus and drive it to California” analogy, moving in silence, dealing with people who tell you that you’re “doing too much,” changing your dreams as you grow, and learning how to tell the difference between <strong>criticism and concern</strong>.</p><p>And to the parents listening: this episode has something for you too. Sometimes what sounds like criticism to a kid may come from genuine concern, and sometimes parents really are trying to protect their kids. But there’s a difference between protecting someone and discouraging them from becoming who they want to be. <strong>Listen to your parents when they’re coming from a place of genuine concern — but learn to recognize the difference between concern and simply being told that your dreams are unrealistic.</strong></p><p>Your dreams are allowed to change. You are allowed to grow. And you don't have to stay the same person just because other people are comfortable with who you used to be.</p><p>🎵 <strong>Artist &amp; Song of the Week:</strong> Lula Alex — “Just Another Horror Movie”</p><p>Follow Head Over To Happiness:<br />Instagram: @headovertohappiness<br />TikTok: @headovertohappiness<br />Pinterest: @headovertohappiness<br />Coverstar: @headovertohappiness<br />Snapchat: @hohpodcast</p>