
DREAM. Everybody, all of us, deserve to have our own dream. Dream brings us to a better life, better motivation, higher achievement, and a reason to live.
I know a guy who has been dreaming about a new car, or a mother’s dream about her kids’ future. Me? My dream are straight As (A-A-A-A-A-A-A, ho-ho) for all of my subjects, another level of education after this undergraduate program stuff, etc. What? Sounds too obsessed? I don’t think so. That’s a GOAL.
This word (DREAM) reminds me of the time when I was having a little chitchat with my good friend. I told her about my goal (increase of GPA), what I’m gonna do to reach the goal (join the summer class next year), and what I’ve been thinking and hoping about my future. I remember she said to look at what I’ve done, what I’ve had, why can’t I give thanks and be grateful for my life now without asking too much about this and that, why I always compare my life with people who have a better one?
Hello, miss? Ha-ha. I laughed and thought that the conversation was over. That time I knew I shared my goals with “not-right” person who never has a real dream to catch a better life. So what if I want to reach my goal? So what if I have a bigger dream than anybody’s?
Bigger dream and goal can’t be correlated by ungratefulness and discontent. Bigger dream and goal describe a passion and energy of continuing life. Every people have a different perspective of success. People with wide scale of success will have more motivation to get better and persevere. They usually will have a greater dream.
When I have a better future in my head, I also have a better action to reach it (FYI, I’m not a kind of NATO person, ha-ha).
I kept repeating the question:
Why can’t I have a dream?
So what if I want to reach my goal?
So what if I have a bigger dream than anybody’s?
And got no answer for them, so why I have to stop dreaming? Every creation allows to dream, every human have to dream, and every man who has been dreaming of a better life are supposed to dream.
Don’t stop dreaming and dreaming because a man who has a dream deserve for a GREATER EVERYTHING.
I know a guy who has been dreaming about a new car, or a mother’s dream about her kids’ future. Me? My dream are straight As (A-A-A-A-A-A-A, ho-ho) for all of my subjects, another level of education after this undergraduate program stuff, etc. What? Sounds too obsessed? I don’t think so. That’s a GOAL.
This word (DREAM) reminds me of the time when I was having a little chitchat with my good friend. I told her about my goal (increase of GPA), what I’m gonna do to reach the goal (join the summer class next year), and what I’ve been thinking and hoping about my future. I remember she said to look at what I’ve done, what I’ve had, why can’t I give thanks and be grateful for my life now without asking too much about this and that, why I always compare my life with people who have a better one?
Hello, miss? Ha-ha. I laughed and thought that the conversation was over. That time I knew I shared my goals with “not-right” person who never has a real dream to catch a better life. So what if I want to reach my goal? So what if I have a bigger dream than anybody’s?
Bigger dream and goal can’t be correlated by ungratefulness and discontent. Bigger dream and goal describe a passion and energy of continuing life. Every people have a different perspective of success. People with wide scale of success will have more motivation to get better and persevere. They usually will have a greater dream.
When I have a better future in my head, I also have a better action to reach it (FYI, I’m not a kind of NATO person, ha-ha).
I kept repeating the question:
Why can’t I have a dream?
So what if I want to reach my goal?
So what if I have a bigger dream than anybody’s?
And got no answer for them, so why I have to stop dreaming? Every creation allows to dream, every human have to dream, and every man who has been dreaming of a better life are supposed to dream.
Don’t stop dreaming and dreaming because a man who has a dream deserve for a GREATER EVERYTHING.
“The future is belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”
–Eleanor Roosevelt-
–Eleanor Roosevelt-
What you, miss have-no-dream? Don’t like my post? Ha-ha.



