Now from every word we hear that it is necessary to have a dream, or better yet, to have more of them, and be sure to steadily follow it, achieve it, no matter what. Of course, you need to dream, it’s a healthy path to your future, it’s a beacon that you go to so as not to go astray. It is good that we are encouraged not to stop dreaming and to give in to the sweet desire to bask in our dreams. But I thought about the fact that often our dreams do not lead us to the results we expected. And sometimes they completely destroy our lives. How can you dream environmentally in order to achieve what you really want? And how can you not drown in your dreams, float to the surface of life, managing to take a fresh breath of air in pursuit of your dream? On the eve of my 30th birthday, I talked about my dream and wrote that I don’t really have one. That I couldn’t decide what I wanted and how to deal with the fact that there were all these “achievers” and “motors” around, and it was as if I was deprived of all abilities. Dreams of a handsome prince on a horse, real estate in Bali, a prestigious job or a cool car have never attracted me. I am a more spiritual person and because of this I still had no place in this world. Material values ​​are not in my first place. And so, thinking about what I want and what I can do, I began my meaningful journey in search of my dream. I believe in the potential of every person on Earth. I believe in the uniqueness of each individual. We were all born with a “gift” inherent in us from the Universe, which we have to realize throughout our lives. And there is no specific age when our gift will manifest itself; everyone has their own period, their own place, their own time. All my conscious life I have lived with the feeling that I have a huge, untapped potential: my gift of “searching for truth”, my vision human souls, my ability to listen and hear people, my sincerity and help with words, warmth of soul, frankness and openness. And what a relief it was when I began to pave my way through the disclosure of my “gift”. Every brick I lay helps me build my inner home, in which the fireplace of passionate feelings, the light of bright emotions, and an open door will always burn for everyone who so needs warmth, care and a temporary place to rest. I was afraid to drown in my “superficial “dreams that were a deception for myself. Often they led me to destructive actions and consequences. But exactly at that moment when I gave myself a break from empty dreams, listened to myself, my inner feelings, I gained a clear understanding of what I want to devote myself to for the rest of my life. And let me tell you, it's a wonderful feeling. He has no fear or prejudice, he has strength and a great desire to strive forward and make his every day meaningful and important..