You only get one life, so you may as well make it a good one! I’ve learned that saying yes to a dream doesn’t mean having all the answers. It means trusting the energy that won’t leave you alone, even when it feels wild or scary. This is about giving your dream form, and giving yourself permission to begin.

Activity: Map Your Dream

A creative way to explore your vision, connect the dots, and take your first small step.

1. Gather your materials
Grab a big piece of paper and your favourite pens, pencils, or collage scraps. This is a map, not a blueprint. Keep it playful!

2. Draw your dream
In the centre, draw, write or collage your dream — the thing that won’t leave you alone. Don’t overthink it. It doesn’t have to make sense to anyone else.

3. Expand the map
Around it, add the people, places, feelings, skills, and moments that connect to this dream. What would support it? What excites you? Who might you need to talk to?

4. Mark your first step
Somewhere on the page, add a small step you can take this week. Something real, achievable, and a little bit brave.

5. Leave space for surprises
Leave some blank spots for what you haven’t imagined yet. Dreams grow and change. So will this map.

6. Stick it somewhere visible
Put your dream map where you’ll see it often. A daily nudge that you’re already on your way.