Dreams do come true..

Dreams are there so that you can achieve those dreams. We have dreams because we have vision of what we want our life to be. Sometimes we make dreams that we realize that we won't be able to achieve it. Do you believe that? I'm not entirely believe on that statement. I believe that we can do anything to achieve our dreams...to make our dreams come true. It's our passion that can make it succeed or fail. There are things that we can do to make dreams coming true. A quote of Arnold H Glasgow states that:

"The key to everything is patience. You get the chicken by hatching the egg, not by smashing it." (Arnold H Glasgow)

I think it's how you put your energy and enthusiasm that can make those dreams come true. There are those people who say that we can't achieve our dreams because we aim too high. If you hear things like that...just shut your ears and move on. Leave the comment behind you. Below is the list of people who pursue their dreams no matter how the whole world tell them that they couldn't achieve it. But they did have their dreams. You can be one of them too. Therefore..DREAM BIG! Abraham Lincoln - Lincoln failed in business, he had a nervous breakdown, and he lost numerous elections for state and federal positions, yet he went on to become one of America’s greatest presidents.

Winston Churchill - Churchill had a speech impediment, reportedly a stuttering problem, yet he became one of the greatest public speakers of his time. Other famous people who have or had mild to severe stuttering problems include Joe Biden, Tiger Woods, Bruce Willis, Hugh Grant, James Earl Jones, Bill Walton, Marilyn Monroe, Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Aristotle.

Nelson Mandela - Mandela spent 27 years in prison for opposing apartheid in South Africa. After his release, he received the Nobel Peace Prize and was elected president.

Babe Ruth - The Bambino held the record for the most homeruns in baseball for decades, but still holds the record for the most strikeouts!

Beethoven - Although he was losing his hearing and even after he become deaf, Beethoven wrote some of his best music.

Elton John - John cannot write lyrics no matter how hard he tries. Yet with Bernie Taupin providing the words, he composed some of the best selling hits of all time.

Barbara Streisand - Streisand cannot read music and experiences severe stage fright, yet she has managed to have extraordinary success as a singer and as an actor.

Paul McCartney - McCartney is completely unable to read or write a note of sheet music, yet he has composed countless rock classics and even a symphony.

Yanni - Although Yanni has no formal training and cannot read or write the traditional language of music -- he uses a unique form of musical shorthand he invented as a child -- he has managed to compose some the best selling instrumentals of all time.
Michael Jordan - Jordan did not make his high school basketball team, but he went on to became the number 1 basketball player in the world.

Oscar Del La Hoya - Del La hoya was afraid to fight as a kid and he ran away from neighbor bullies, but he eventually faced his fears and went on to become the best pound for pound fighter in the world!

Harrison Ford, Jim Carrey, Mike Wallace, J.K. Rowling, Sheryl Crow, & Terry Bradshaw - What do all of these famous people have in common? They have all battled with depression and still succeeded.

Clark Gable - Studio bosses told Gable that he would never be a leading man, but went on to do just that in many movies including, “Gone with the Wind.”

Dr. Wayne Dyer - Dr. Dyer spent his childhood in foster homes, but he when on to earn a PhD and write books and produce seminars that have helped millions.

(source by Brad Paul from selfgrowth - image from iamsorandom, stardixa)