Oprah's Lifeclass Daily Life Work: Dreaming Big

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What do you believe is possible for yourself? If your answer is "nothing," why do you believe that?

Are you wishing or dreaming for something to happen? How can you change your wish so that it becomes a dream?

Things don't happen overnight. What do you wholeheartedly believe you're meant to do?

What is your heart's dream (not material stuff like making a lot of money or getting a fancy car)? What truly fulfills you?

Are you pursuing a life or chasing a dream that isn't yours? If so, what is it?

Instead of looking at the road ahead, Pastor Joel Osteen says, you sometimes need to look back and be grateful for what you already have. What are you most grateful for? What goodness has been brought into your life already?

Has anyone told you your dream isn't possible? If you're feeling negative or discouraged, how will you use your energy to believe and not worry?

Every time a negative thought comes into your mind, replace it with a positive one. Do this for an entire day. Then, rate your day. Did it feel life-changing?

Is there an example of a time a door closed in your life—and a door to something even better opened? Can you see now why the first door was closed on purpose?

Do you expect good things in your life? What do you expect now, or what will you start expecting?

What is the new dream you have for yourself?

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Published on November 01, 2012

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