Chase Your Dream, Not the Money
Chase Your Dream, Not the Money

6 reasons why dream-chasing unlocks more joy than money ever could

Photo by Ádám Berkecz on Unsplash

I’m sure you have had at least one time in your life where you’ve become focused entirely on money. Money can help you gain your time back, which has value, but there is nothing that beats the fulfillment you get from achieving your dream.

In my life, there has been poverty, plenty of money, then poverty again. The contrast between rich and poor is humbling and has led me not to want to chase money.

Making your dream come true will take you to new heights and show you a side of life that you may not have known existed. If your life feels meaningless, or you feel stuck, or you have no idea what’s next, or you are just existing, your beliefs about money are part of the problem.

Maybe everyone around you seems as though they are winning. Social media tells you that everyone is having a great time, and you need to up your game. The photos you view online are blurring the reality of life. These photos, accidentally, tell you that money helps make everything better. “Money is what you have been missing,” they say. I’m here to say that is wrong.

What is missing is chasing a dream.

The defining factor that has led me to write this article is that I recently published an article about making $11,000 in 30 days. The money was not the point of me sharing this; it’s the achievement of a dream I have had for the last five years. The focus should be the joy from that.

Here is why you must stop chasing money and chase a dream instead:
['Tim Denning']
['Money', 'Inspiration', 'Self Improvement', 'Life', 'Entrepreneurship']