EP #122: Pollinating Your Dreams with Debby Krusz

There are a lot of forces that will crush your dreams these days.  Overstimulation can lead to mental stress.  So, why bring on more of your own?  In some ways, you’re responsible for crushing your own dreams.  You’ve developed some not-so-fulfilling routines.  You do great work and care about others but you can fill a much more impactful role.

Our guest on this episode is Debby Krusz.  She calls herself the dream pollinator - the complete opposite of a dream crusher.  She led a successful and busy corporate lifestyle for years.  Her successes were unmatched but there was something missing.  Unfortunately, it took some time to realize it and by the time she did she was deep into her career.  It took a leap of faith, but she broke out of the chain of monotony to chase her real dreams (instead of the ones she thought she had in the corporate world).  Listen in as Debby shares some tips on how to generate and focus on your own dreams.

What You'll Learn In Today's Episode:

  • How Debby became the dream pollinator

  • What was tough about the corporate world for Debby

  • Why dreams are so important

  • What dream-crushing is

  • What a dream storming session is

  • Why you need dreams

  • The importance of a plan

  • What a dream job is

  • How to find your true self

  • Some of the tools Debby uses to help people

  • Why a positive mindset is important

  • How abundance works

  • How a positive mentality is attractive

  • How positivity comes back to you

  • About Debby’s novels

  • How Debby draws from others’ experiences

  • About Debby’s new thriller novel

  • About Debby’s mission work

  • How much money Debby has been a part of raising

  • The importance of learning how to raise money

  • How it hurts to fire someone

Ideas Worth Sharing:

“I kept convincing myself - ‘oh, I can make it work.’” - Debby Krusz

“I promoted over 550 people in a 7-year span.” - Debby Krusz

“A lot of people are in the wrong job.” - Debby Krusz 

“A lot of people are told what they’re supposed to do and live in judgment of others.” - Debby Krusz 

“I had this voice come to me and tell me I should be writing.” - Debby Krusz

“I wrote 3 books in 9 months.” - Debby Krusz

“If you’re following wants in your heart, you’ll always be led in the right directions.” - Debby Krusz

“I believe that we’re all here for a reason.” - Debby Krusz

“When you’re not living in your truth, you go these other directions.” - Debby Krusz

“I wasn’t the best version of myself.” - Debby Krusz

“I don’t think people always intentionally go out of their way to dream crush you.” - Debby Krusz

“When people go and start to follow their dreams, it scares them.” - Debby Krusz 

“I teach people to realize where they are in the cycle.” - Debby Krusz speaking of the “dream cycle”

“There are all sorts of levels of dream crushing.” - Debby Krusz

“You’re going to do the work.  I’m just going to guide you.” - Debby Krusz 

“I did not say go run out and quit your job today.” Debby Krusz

“There’s no magic wand.” Debby Krusz 

“A bad job can be like a bad relationship.” - Debby Krusz

“All my novels are just wild crazy life journeys.” - Debby Krusz

“Even bad things happen.  It’s how you handle the situation.” - Debby Krusz 

“I try to make every character reflect at least three people within arms reach.” - Debby Krusz

“Making intuition a character…” - Debby Krusz talking about the style of her new book

“When the pandemic hit we had 25 missionaries.” - Debby Krusz

“Collectively, we've raised over 3 million dollars.” - Debby Krusz

“It kind of just finds you.” - Bob DePasquale

“If you crushed your dreams in the early stages then you don't have anything to act on.” - Bob DePasquale speaking of dreams

“If you never have the belief, why are you ever going to get to the other two?” - Bob DePasquale

Resources In Today's Episode:

 
 
 
 
 
Robert DePasquale

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