Monday, November 4, 2013

Dream.Believe.Achieve



How many times have you heard someone say that they have a dream and that they will make it happen?
Probably everyone you know has, at some point, put some kind of effort into their dream, unfortunately, it rarely works out that they achieve it. The greatest dreams aren’t impossible, but they do take extra effort to make them become a reality.
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Dream. Believe. Achieve
Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed that the world was a free place for everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, or gender. He believed that it was going to happen. He did everything in his power to achieve this; giving us the ability to continue his dream and the hope to really accomplish equality for all.

Michael Jordan dreamed that he would be an amazing basketball player; however, he actually got kicked off of his high school team. Knowing that he needed to step up to make his dream come true, Michael trained everyday and worked even harder on a daily basis. He believed that he could be the best, so he put the extra effort in; years later he achieved his goal with the Chicago Bulls.

Jim Carrey worked hard to make ends meet for his family when he was young, but he dreamed to be a comedian. He believed that his dream would become a reality, but also understood that actions needed to be taken—so he moved to LA and shadowed Rodney Dangerfield and actually ended up becoming his opening act. He achieved his goal by forming relationships with other amazing comedians and mentors. Now he is known worldwide as a hilarious comedian and actor.


Everyone has dreams and everyone works hard to accomplish them…or so they say. We often forget that to really achieve our dreams, we have to give 100% of ourselves to obtain that reality. The dreams that mean the most to us are usually the ones that are hardest to achieve, but the key is to truly believe and put the effort in to make it your reality.

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