The author reveals life-changing things that happen when you; Dare to dream; Prepare the dream; wear the dream; repair the dream and share the dream. The book offers encouragement and practical advice to help you rev up your dreams and get them off the ground. Also discusses whether the Lord can sustain you in times of trouble or if you can forgive unforgivable people, etc.

I read this book years ago and vaguely remember crying through much of it: I didn't know how to wrap my head around living a dream. Thinking that timing may change my perspective, I tried it again.

Re-reading it now I find the text dated and a bit over the top with example stories from people the writer knows personally or has researched. While lacking specifics on the "how" of daring, the writer shares much rehashed material from her work with personality profiles. This aspect of the book didn't help me much and neither did the thread of hero-worship for her younger brother and his success as a radio personality/deejay. I did not cry. ( )