A short monologue urging listeners not to abandon their daydreams. The speaker notes that daydreaming can feel difficult and that people often feel shy or limit their aspirations; they advise focusing first on what you want and then envision concrete future lifestyle details (house type and ownership, housekeeper, car vs chauffeur, location).
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And we started doing something that they don't teach you in school. And that is daydream. You know, it's very hard to daydream. You may think it's easy, but it's harder than it sounds. One of the things that creeps in is shy. You're a bit shy to daydream. You don't want to dream too big. And the other big problem that comes in is how am I going to possibly create this daydream I'm thinking about? Well, you know, that's not the question. The real question is the what? What is it that you want? What would our life look like when we were older and we started to look at, well, what kind of house would we live in, Would we own the house, would we want to have a housekeeper, what kind of car would we drive and would we drive it or would we like to have a chauffeur? And should the house be in one location.