As the FIFA World Cup ended on Sunday I cannot help but let my mind wonder. Watching sports has become a little more difficult for me lately--although I still love them--as I see people living their dream and doing what they love and it makes me wonder why I am not doing that more often. Although my life is completely perfect in this second, I know there are certain things in life I must do and places I must go. Those will require risks, but letting them unfold should not cause much mental strain, what they should do is happen easily once I commit.Seeing all of the teams in the World Cup compete was an absolute joy. Whether it was a team that did not make it far into the tournament or if it was Germany that won the entire thing, every single team was able to enter the biggest tournament in the World and compete at the highest level. All of which created a frenzy in their respective countries and made so many millions of people feel the joy of watching their country represented. Every player on every team got to perform on the biggest stage in the world, under the brightest lights and have an incredible time seeing their hard work come to fruition simply by competing in the tournament.
So, this begs the question: What is your World Cup?
What are you working on or thinking of working on that you can commit to and when its all over you can say, "This is my dream and I gave it my all."
That is a question I know I need to ask myself more often. Maybe you can ask yourself the same question and the only advice I could give is to more of the things that you love to do.
