The trouble with 'dreaming big' - as I found - starts when the Universe delivers *exactly* what you want, not just once but again and again.
Then you have to start all over but you don't really mind because you would (or should) have developed a healthy sense of humor about yourself by then.
Seth / Jane Roberts' refers to this as 'keeping appointments long forgotten' which of course has nothing to do with fate, but underscores his edict that 'You get what you concentrate upon.' from Session 617.
I dream a dream as big
As God's Universe and beyond,
Of being everything and no-thing,
To feel all shades of Hate and Love and In-between.
I miss the point of course
Of Here and Now:
There's nowhen else I really want or need to be.
~ from Design & Other Illusions by Shaoming Wang
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