The great dream has appeal to those in particular who don't feel in charge of their lives. We all had the great dream once. As children, most of us truly believed we'd grow up to travel to exotic places and do unique things. The trials and errors of growing up never quite eradicates our dreams. Although some call it romanticism, dreams ignite many of us, and rekindle our spirit of aliveness.
Dreams are indeed important.
Without them, many of us lose touch with a deeper, more profound part of ourselves. Each of us has only 24 hours a day, and no one else can live our lives of us. This obvious yet profound fact means that time is potentially the major limiting factor in our quality of life. It's not surprising, given the acceleration of changes, that so many people let their days slide by, losing sight of the 'big picture' in the stress of daily demands from all sides. You have the option, however, to take charge and actively shape your life.