How To DREAM BIG + Actually Achieve Those Dreams and Goals (with Fraser Grut, of 10,000 Dreams)

Accidentally Intentional

Maybe you feel like you don't have any dreams, or that your dreams are "too small" or "simple". Or maybe you have tons of dreams and goals and are absolutely obsessed with this concept! Either way - this episode is for you because we are diving into how dreams can build rich relationships with Fraser Grut, who's on a mission to film 10,000 dreams worldwide. He literally goes up to strangers and asks them "what's your dream?" We chat about the magic of sharing dreams, finding the courage to chase them, and ways to support friends' aspirations, showing that every dream, no matter the size, brings us together and adds value to our lives.
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章节

1. intro (00:00:00)

2. how did Fraser come up with the goal of filming 10,000 dreams? (00:01:07)

3. how does he choose who to film the dreams of? (00:04:24)

4. why are people afraid to dream? (00:06:32)

5. what happens when people share their dream? (00:11:00)

6. something Fraser has learned from hearing over 2,000 people’s dreams (00:13:23)

7. listen to this if you feel like you don’t deserve to have big dreams (00:18:44)

8. how can someone learn to dream again (00:20:15)

9. does the size of your dream matter? (00:26:00)

10. how to encourage your friends in their dreams (00:30:17)

11. Fraser's final encouragement for dreamers (00:40:32)