Thanks, Ken.
I believe that God gives us our goals, the kind that fire our step with the hope of helping God in His design, not firing our desire to be a RealBigMe.
Who are we doing it for? Just ourselves? For success? Money? Prestige? Not good enough. It isn't going to satisfy our lives.
If we enjoy the process, not just the outcome, then this is a dream straight from the heart. When God whispers a really cool plan in our ears, it can be hard to maintain confidence, especially if He gives indication that what we dream of is what He wants for our lives, as well. It's way too easy to mistake selfish ambition for God's will, making us very leery of accepting a good fate for our future. Or not leery enough. But I feel that everybody who REALLY wants to know God's purpose for their lives on the Earth need only pray for the answer, and, gaining the answer, believe in it and follow through.