Never Limit Your Vision

I came across this post on my Brendon Burchard's Facebook page. It was so enlightening to me and it solidified why consider bringing to be one of the geniuses of our day. I just wanted to share this with you and please please please go visit his website. It is worth it.

Brendon writes: "Never limit the vision you have for your life based on your current circumstances or competencies. I found this picture of me back when I was bankrupt, having lost it all trying to figure out how to share my message with the world, sitting in my girlfriend's apartment where I had moved because I was broke and busted, the fold-out 'desk' borrowed from my mother's old sewing room, the dwelling so small that the bed was my only real working space and always piled high with bills and notes and fears.
 I had no reason to believe that I could one day live my dream as a writer and trainer; no reason to believe, I suppose, except that my heart told me it was my path, except that my mind invented dreams that felt so real, that faith said all the struggle and the hardship and the toil would be worth it. One night I watched my girlfriend walk into the bedroom and, trying not to disturb me or my papers, quietly slip beneath the covers.
 I saw my woman sleeping under the weight of my bills. I decided to get more committed in every area of my life; I decided to stop letting my small-business make me small minded; I decided to marry that girl. Years later there would be #1 New York Times bestsellers, stages with world leaders, millions of views and subscribers, and, finally, no more cheap noodle dinners.
 Please, my friends, believe in your heart and your voice and your mission no matter what, no matter how small it all feels now.
 Growth and greatness often come from those seemingly endless, fruitless days of discipline. Keep working, keep at it, believe."
 Brendon's  story sounds so much like the story of my life. Again go find him and  don't ever limit your vision.