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Stargraphy Japan - Astro Buzz & Listening

 

The STARGRAPHY 2025 concert held by boy group  ASTRO was recently successfully held with  

great splendor and a warm welcome from their loyal  fans, AROHA. However, behind the glittering stage,  

Ted videos - How to kill our dreams

ted.com/talks/bel_pesce_5_ways_to_kill_your_dreams?language=en

 

0:11 I dedicated the past two years to understanding how people achieve their dreams. When we think about the dreams we have, and the dent we want to leave in the universe, it is striking to see how big of an overlap there is between the dreams that we have and projects that never happen. (Laughter) So I'm here to talk to you today about five ways how not to follow your dreams.

24 Questions That Awaken The Real You

 

I never used to ask these hit-harder-than-Tyson questions of myself. Or perhaps more accurately I’d occasionally ask them or they’d pop, unwanted, into my head, but I’d always quickly remove them from consciousness. I didn’t want to “go there”. Because I was scared. Intuitively, I knew these were important questions. Questions that would take me forward and jolt me outside my current reality. But I was comfortable drifting along the peripheries of my potential, even if I wasn’t totally happy, so why would I want to risk that?

But… I had to risk it. I’d always wanted more than “normal”; better than “average”. I wanted to be successful. I really did. And these questions must’ve been popping into my head for a reason, with the most logical explanation being that I wanted an answer to them. When I really thought about it, I was desperate for an answer to these kinds of questions. I knew they’d set me free, because that’s what being honest does. You no longer hide from yourself. It can be a little painful at first, but what’s more painful: asking these questions of yourself now, or never asking them and risking never living the life you’ve always wanted to?

I wish / If only

Do you know how to use wish and if only to talk about things you would like to change?

Look at these examples to see how wish and if only are used.

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