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One of the most significant differences between the dreem and the dream, is the energy spent in waking hours to propel your vision forward.

I didn't comment on many of the Dreem Space posts, but I read almost all of them. Why? Because this is more than a challenge for Dreemer of the Year, and more than just a post for the books. I didn't want to diminish the mission by dropping a comment that turned the focus to a visit from "dreemie". Let's keep the light shining on you.

This is an invitation for you to go further regardless of who is watching, who is reading, who is responding.

This is your chance to change your life.

Life is not guaranteed, is it. Death is guaranteed. Well, this got dark quickly.

But is it dark? In order to appreciate life, we must appreciate death. And the fact is, death IS coming and we don't know when. Too often as children we fill our lungs with bravado and youth, shouting out into the abyss, "I am invincible and I will cheat this so-called-death".

And then years later, hunched and defeated, we are living in a prison of the mind and body, brought about by our own complacency, where Death sips eight hours a day from us and tugs for more, draining away our resolve to make something significant with our existence.

It's sneaky. It's insidious. It's apathy wrapped in fear, covered in insecurity, trapped in doubt, bathed in procrastination, frozen in immobility.

And while you wait trembling, Death laughs.

Because Death wins when you waste Life. The end will come and you can't stop it. But the race? THAT is where it matters. THAT is where you LIVE. Are you living?

WHY do you have that DREEM space? Why did you write about it?

For digs in a treasure hunt? Cool, that will be fun. But is that all?

Or is that DREEM space calling out to you to be built so you can house your DREEM.

Don't.

Don't do it.

Don't sit there and shake your head and say "That might be for other people, but not me. My post was only a silly dream for a silly challenge."

You're right. It will only be a dream if you continue to keep it there. But if you dare...