How to become a brilliant dreamer? Surprisingly, we are all born dreamers, no one teaches us to dream, this feature is given to us by nature. Children dream easily and a lot, there are no restrictions or barriers in their dreams and desires, everything seems possible. They live with the hope that as adults they will make their desires come true. They will live exactly as they imagine in their wonderful images. Will our childhood dreams be fulfilled? Whether they will remain for many years, or maybe forever, collecting dust in the far corner, depends on many factors. Each of us has our own special history of relationships with dreams and desires. Some people sadly claim that they have no dreams. And there are those who have forbidden themselves to dream. They forced themselves to stop dreaming, only because life (in their opinion) did not give them what they wanted. Others dream, but complain that nothing works out, their dreams and desires are not fulfilled. There is an opinion that dreaming is empty, a waste of time, and mostly lazy people dream, who replace real actions with dreams. That dreams are associated with childhood and immaturity. “Dreamer” sometimes sounds like an accusation. Remember .. “a fool gets rich with dreams” .. or “dreaming is not harmful” ... “instead of dreaming, I would get down to business.” Are dreams really unnecessary fun, a useless pastime? Or is it a huge driving force, a sort of “perpetual motion machine”? Which pushes us forward, motivates us to achieve, brings us closer to the fulfillment of our cherished desire, which promises us happiness. Daydreaming is an inherently creative process, spontaneous and exciting. One of the recognized genius-dreamers of the 20th century, Walt Disney, carried out a huge number of projects in his life, the implementation of which at first glance seemed absolutely impossible. Disney embodied the ability to create incredible, large-scale ideas, as well as the ability to turn the fruits of the imagination into real and tangible images. It is the combination of a dreamer and a realist in one person that allows you to truly shake the world. The fact is that Disney had his own creative strategy that helped him achieve his goals, and do it in the best possible way! This strategy was intended to "work with a dream." The great Albert Einstein preferred to think in images rather than words. The very first thought about relativity came to him at the age of 16, when he daydreamed during a math lesson at school. He asked himself the question: “What would the world look like if you sat at the end of a beam of light? And if you hold a mirror in your hand, will you be able to see your reflection?” What is the secret of the ability of geniuses to make their dreams come true? They are not only dreamers, geniuses have the ability and skill to turn their dreams into a real product and evaluate their ideas critically. The result of their dreams is concrete action. If they just kept their dreams in their heads, the world would never know about them. Well, tell me, it’s clear with geniuses, but what should we, ordinary people with our ordinary earthly dreams, do? How can genius strategies help us? It turns out that the key points in their strategies are common to all brilliant dreamers. And anyone can learn them. Using them as an algorithm, as a system, any of us is able to get closer to our dreams and realize our desires. The beginning of the movement is a clear vision, an image of your dreams, goals, detailed and understandable to you. A real brilliant dream evokes in its owner an emotional upsurge and joyful anticipation. Therefore, it is important, when dreaming, to be in precisely this correct, brilliant state. Seeing, feeling and even tasting your dream is what you need! You can even take a walk inside your dream to look at everything in detail and correct where necessary, clarify. Everything in a real brilliant dream should please you and be yours personally. Explore your brilliant dream, ask yourself questions, figure out the consequences and crystallize each!