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Not Everybody Is Going To Get Your Vision – And That's Okay - They Don't Need To

Jan 7, 2022
2 min read

Updated: Jan 10, 2022

Written by: Tarryn Reeves, Executive Contributor

Executive Contributors at Brainz Magazine are handpicked and invited to contribute because of their knowledge and valuable insight within their area of expertise.

That doesn't mean that, that we just give up and give in on our dreams. The only time something becomes impossible is when you decide that it is.


So this morning I had a conversation with someone close to me and they pretty much laughed in my face about my big dreams.

And when I say pretty much, they actually literally laughed in my face when I shared some of my dreams with them. And then they gave me a hard time about how I haven't already hit those big goals yet. And why haven't I? I mustn't be working hard enough. And I could have chosen to get really angry about that. Instead, I clearly express to this person that that was not okay with me for them to laugh in my face.


And I explained to them that I didn't care what came my way, that no matter what they said, no matter who told me my dreams were impossible, that nothing was going to stand in my way.

Nothing.


And when you decide this, whether your dream is to become a bestselling author, to make a career and a living as an author, to become a speaker, inspire millions of people around the world, start your own business, grow your business, hire a global team, become a neurosurgeon in your late fifties...whatever it is, you get to decide what is possible for you.


Don't let anybody tell you otherwise. There will always be people who don't see your vision, who don't have that same drive and that same visionary capacity that you do. That's fine. Don't let it stop you from achieving your dreams. You've got this.


All you have to do is put one foot in front of the other.


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Tarryn Reeves, Executive Contributor Brainz Magazine Tarryn Reeves is the CEO and founder of Four Eagles Publishing, The Publishing House Concierge and Zimpasha – a creative marketing agency.

She is a USA Today best-selling author, Book Coach, Publisher and entrepreneur whose work has been featured in Los Angeles Times, World News Network, Thrive Global and more.

Tarryn works with high-level entrepreneurs to create best-selling books that grow businesses with ease. She also serves entrepreneurs looking to get more visibility and monetise their online traffic through her creative marketing agency.

Together with her team of experts, she serves a global client base. She resides in Australia with her husband and daughter. When she isn’t delivering first-class service to her clients she is scouring the local book shares to add to her collection and pottering in her garden.

 
 

This article is published in collaboration with Brainz Magazine’s network of global experts, carefully selected to share real, valuable insights.

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