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4/18/2026 No time for the dream?I spoke to someone yesterday who said:
“I know what my dream is but work takes up so much of my time.” Because it does feel that way when you’re in it, when your days are full, your responsibilities are real, and your energy feels limited. But here’s what’s happening beneath that thought, your brain is trying to protect you. When it sees something big, uncertain, or outside your routine (like pursuing your dream), it offers you a very believable sentence: “I don’t have time.” Not because it’s objectively true, but because it keeps you in what’s familiar and safe. And it sounds so reasonable that we don’t even question it. But when we look at it, something opens up. I’ve seen this in my own life. There was a time I was working as an attorney, raising my kids, managing a home and still felt a pull toward something more, for me it’s coaching. I didn’t suddenly have more time. But I started using small pockets of time differently. An hour here. Thirty minutes there. And just showing up consistently in a small way. And over time, that added up to something real building the foundation of my coaching practice. I help my clients do this too. Women with full lives, jobs, families, responsibilities, who still choose to take small, consistent steps toward what they feel called to do. Not perfectly. Not all at once. But steadily. And that’s what creates momentum. If Allah places an idea in your heart, a vision, a pull toward something meaningful, it’s something worth paying attention to. Not necessarily by overwhelming yourself, but by honoring it with action, even if it’s small. Because small, sincere steps, done consistently, carry barakah. So instead of asking, “Do I have time?” A more helpful question might be, “What is one small way I can move toward this, with the time I do have?” If you’re feeling that tension, between the life you have and the dream you carry, I’d love to help you work through it. I’m offering free consultations where we can map out what this could actually look like in your real life, without adding overwhelm. Email [email protected] to book your free consultation call. Comments are closed.
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