Eku deede iwoyio! Meaning
hello everyone!
Do you ever dream?
Have you ever had a scary dream? Think you were dying? Falling? Wake up in a
sweat? What causes dreams? I have no idea — and neither do the experts. All
kinds of studies, all kinds of theories, all kinds of books, but very few
answers. There’s a much more powerful form of dreaming – day dreaming. The similarity between night dreams and daydreams is
that they are both a form of thinking. Dreams are thoughts. Have you ever daydreamed?
OF COURSE YOU HAVE! Ever get yelled at for daydreaming? OF COURSE YOU HAVE! Unfortunately,
your teachers and parents have historically thought (and told you) that daydreaming
was bad. They were wrong. People like Albert Einstein failed in school because
they were daydreaming instead of paying attention, but thanks to multiple
intelligence theory, where emotional intelligence belongs, they were successful.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Daydreaming is a meal ticket for you. IF YOU DO SOMETHING
ABOUT IT. Daydreaming is the BEGINNING of a journey, an act, a goal, a fantasy.
The most important part of daydreaming is to do it. And take note of it. Not
just as whimsical, but as a possibility of what might be, but what could be. Daydreaming
is not only good. It’s ESSENTIAL. It’s a tool. And it brings thoughts to the
surface. Daydreams are for:
An idea you’ve
been thinking about. Something you want. Something you want to change. Something
you want to achieve. Something you want to improve. Something you want to
accomplish with your association or personally. Productive daydreams are about
what you’ll do that may change them to achievements. Make your dreams come
true. All you need to do is employ the three critical words: Think. Write. Act. And beware and be
aware of the dream killers.You can make your dreams a reality with the famous quote:
“I think I can. I think I can.”
We celebrate with
you if you were born in July. Yio jushe/sheeshe fun o ( it will be possible for you) in this
month and always.
Have a wonderful
July everyone!
Olusegun
Aare NUJ.
