New Business Book Summary Available for Dare, Dream, Do

Aug. 28, 2015 - PRLog -- Women can be so focused on doing for others that they forget to dream for themselves. In Dare, Dream, Do, Whitney Johnson encourages women to take the time to discover and pursue their dreams in order to realize their true potential. To get started, a woman must dare to consider a change,dream about her options, then do what needs to be done to make those dreams a reality. Once she has identified possibilities based on her talents and values, a woman should try out different dreams. She should not wait for the perfect time to put her plans into motion but should get started immediately with the tools she has.

According to Johnson:

*Dreaming is how adults find meaning in their lives and understand who they really are. Women should give themselves permission to dream.

*When people are faced with challenges, dreaming can give them hope. In fact, challenges can be a springboard for dreams. They can push people to do things they would not otherwise have done.

*In order to pursue their dreams and make a difference, it is important for women to play to their strengths. The first step in doing so is to discover those strengths.

*By trusting their judgment, women can sort through possibilities and size their dreams appropriately. Women should give themselves permission to supersize their dreams and go beyond what others think they can accomplish. However, they should also be open to reducing the scope of one dream to make room for another.

*Waiting for the time or skills to execute things perfectly can keep a woman from pursuing her dreams. A woman should use the resources she has and just get started.

*Women should make a list and try out different dreams, remembering that they do not have to marry every dream they date.

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