INTRODUCTION:

How Do You Do?

We all have a dream, a heart s desire. Most have

more than one. Some of us have an entire entou-

rage. This is a book of practical suggestions for dis-

covering (or rediscovering) those dreams, choosing

which ones to pursue, and achieving them.

There s a lot of good news about our dreams:

~ By pursuing any one of our dreams, we

can find fulfillment. We don t need to

pursue them all.

~ We don t have to ach/eve a dream in order

to find fulfilment--we need only actively

pursue the dream to attain satisfaction.

~ By living our dream, we can contribute

not only to ourselves, but to everyone

and everything around us.

And yet, with all this good news, most people

are not pursuing their dreams.

When we re not pursuing our dreams, we

spend our time and abilities pursuing the things

we think will make us happy, the things we believe

will bring us fulfillment: the new house, the

new car, the new cashmere jump suit.

There s an old saying: "You can t get enough

of what you don t really want." When the new

car doesn t make us happy, we tend to blame the

new car for not being "enough," and set our