Whatever you desire to be you already are. This statement is not an overstatement. It is a fact. Because of the power of imagination yields to action, which leads to transpired dreams, anything is possible. When you have dreams, or hope to succeed, the dream(s) only need to be manifested, which simply means that the dream just has to be developed. For instance, if your goal is to be an architect then in order to be successful a sensible plan would be to study, work, and build an empire to inspire.

The many things you treasure to be already exists within you, so it is up to you to go deeper than spoken words of what you wish to become. You must believe it without fear, doubt, and act upon the wish. Belief is the act that you should mostly focus on when doing our best to accomplish your goal(s). It is important because on the journeys that you travel with many unexpected curved balls you must overcome them and continue to reach your destiny.

Via God, you were given more than an array of choices along with talents and gifts in life. Therefore, you must choose wisely. Life is short and temporary on earth. So, it is reasonable to be better than the best of what your heart desires.

“Nothing is impossible” is not a statement for only encouragement, but a truthful phrase. Hence, if you are dreaming, hoping, and anticipating to do something or be something go for it. Do not waste time wallowing in doubt and uncertainty. Dwell in optimism with belief and it is a guarantee that the result of your belief will be self-gratification.

God, your father has already has provided you with a mind “to use” not to be idle. Mind your business and get busy in utilizing your many ideas and thoughts to become a legacy. Create and build your dream. You are the owner of your destiny, so seize the opportunities to be you and more. You are your dream.

Sonja Mattison currently resides in Clarkston, Georgia. She is an inspirational writer and the author of Thoughts of Mattii40. She earned her Bachelor of Arts at Norfolk State University in Norfolk, Virginia.