
End the Someday Syndrome: There Is No Someday
Be Unmessablewith: The Podcast hosted by Josselyne Herman-SaccioShow Notes
What if “someday” is the very thing keeping you from living the life you actually want?
Someday I’ll start a business. Someday I’ll write a book. Someday I’ll go for it. It sounds responsible, even strategic. But waiting isn’t neutral. It’s a decision, and it may be costing you the dream you keep postponing.
In this episode of the Be Unmessablewith podcast, Josselyne Herman-Saccio shares the conversation with her dying brother Bruce that shattered the illusion of someday and moved her into living her lifelong dream of singing.
Through this deeply personal story and the Unmessablewith Three Worlds framework, Josselyne teaches how to shift from reacting to circumstances to creating from vision. You’ll discover why readiness comes through action and how to bring what matters to you out of your head and into your life.
In this episode, you’ll learn: How “someday” disguises itself as responsibility and keeps your dreams on hold
The distinction between the Worlds of Reaction, The World of Performance, and The World of Creation
Three simple steps to start fulfilling a postponed dream today
Thinking produces thoughts. Action produces results. Name the dream. Name the action. Put it in your calendar and let the game begin!
There is no someday. Stop reacting. Start creating.
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