Recently I have been researching the life and philosophy of
The Hon. Sir Willard White for my Historical Geographies blog. I have read several things written about him
and seen his performances. Some of my greatest insights into the reasons why he
is where he is today have come from listening to him speak about himself, his
life and the journey her has taken.
In one interview, broadcast on CBC Radio in2009, he spoke at length with Bill Richardson about
achieving your own particular dream. The way he phrased it has stayed with me
since that time.
Willard White said that when you “serve your dream” you will
inevitably face questions and obstacles but you can always get over them (or
around them) by just being who you are and doing what you want to do ... and
you will do it beautifully.
Serving your dream means to be faithful to your vision’s integrity:
you have to believe in it, and live for it and continue to be inspired by it. Willard
White did this.
I can do it.
You can do it.
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