Indeed, you can't separate leadership life from dreams; leaders bring dreams.
Solid dreams often sound crazy and you shouldn't be surprised if people think that you are mad. This is usually the response to great dreams. So, if you have a great dream and you are getting negative responses, don‘t worry you're in good company.
Habakkuk 2:2-3
The Lord gave me answers: "Write down clearly on clay tablets what I reveal to you, so that it can be read at a glance. Put it in writing, because it is not yet time for it to become true. It may seem slow in coming, but wait for it; it will certainly take place, and it will not be delayed.
All great leaders have had to endure that response to their dreams at some points.
You shouldn‘t be afraid to have very big dreams. Plans are supposed to be reasonable but dreams are not supposed to be reasonable.
It is after you have an unreasonable dream that you now bring a reasonable plan to accomplish it.
You don't start a life of greatness with reasonable plans; it will never be great. Most people plan on their salaries, you can plan on your salary but you don't dream on your salary You can be a primary school teacher and have a dream of being a university chancellor someday. There is no crime in dreaming while you are in class.
Deuteronomy 29:29
there are some things that the LORD our God has kept secret; but he has revealed his Law, and we and our descendants are to obey it forever.
Leaders think in terms of dreams. In fact, leaders live in the world of dreams; they occasionally visit people in the real world. The fabric on which any society’s greatness is constructed are the dreams of past leaders. They just dared to dream and their dreams of yesterday are the realities of today and the promises of tomorrow.
God talks to human beings in the language of dreams; He just gives you some pictures.
Leaders dream big and if you will acquire the leadership life, so must you and follow the steps of great leaders 