Develop Your Dreams, Develop Your Concept

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is observed the third Monday of each January as an opportunity to give back to our communities and honor the life and legacy of Dr. King. He is a legend in history because he dared to dream not simply of a slow march towards justice, but of justice and equality today. We celebrate Dr. King for speaking aloud his dream and acting on it, and we can look to his example for how we can articulate and act on our own dreams.

Develop Your Dreams
We may not be able to equate or compare any of our dreams to the famous speech by Dr. King; however, we can be inspired by his bravery. In the face of hundreds of years of history and opposition, he spoke up and spoke out—and he acted.

We all have dreams. Perhaps yours is to change a community with your book, share a new idea or message, or fulfill the deep longing inside you to write. It will take bravery and courage to make your dream tangible. It will mean showing up each day and fiercely believing in yourself. It may even include overcoming some opposition. This is where we can lean in to Dr. King’s example of bravery and action!

Develop Your Concept
You are not alone. Each one of you has a support team who will link arms with you and help you towards the finish line. While family, friends, and community are so important, it is also important to have professional support. Inspira provides all different levels of support including Concept Consultation, a three-part service that develops your dream into a clear book concept with an organized plan and clear action steps.

We encourage you to vocalize your dreams. Be inspired by the legends who have come before you. Reach out for help. Be brave.

We’re here to help along the way.