According to a recent huffingtonpost.com article, many people are letting their fear keep them from dreaming. A Yale psychology professor did a study with a class of freshman by giving them what she called an "art therapy" exercise. She gave them art paper and crayons and asked them to draw a picture of what they thought their life would look like. The results shocked her. They were "of hopelessness -- dark colors, falling off of a cliff, hitting a brick wall, or being generally unfulfilled." The author says, if we can't imagine greater things then we are "floating adrift without a compass". To remedy this, she suggests spending 20 percent of your time working on your dreams. This means vision boards, paying it forward, and finding and using our wishbones. Yup, apparently, we all have one.
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