If you’re anything like me, you’ve had dreams that felt so real you could almost touch them, and then life happened and you slowly started packing them away like they were childish or unrealistic or something you would get back to “someday.”
That’s why this reminder matters.
Because the moment you stop dreaming is not the moment you become responsible. It’s the moment you start losing the part of you that believes life can be more than survival, more than routine, more than just getting through the week. Dreams are not a distraction from who you are. They are often the clearest clue to who you are.
Wear “Dream On” as permission to keep imagining, keep creating, and keep believing in the version of you who hasn’t given up. Your dreams are not silly. They are sacred. The moment you stop dreaming is the moment you lose what makes you, you.
