Reaching the Biggest Star

“A DREAM DOESN’T BECOME REALITY THROUGH MAGIC; IT TAKES SWEAT, DETERMINATION AND HARD WORK”
~COLIN POWELL

Dreams are normal to everyone. Dreams will make us work harder and make us to reach them by our own sweats. It is a way to make plans of our future. It is always a dream if we want a better life in future. It is meaningless if we don’t have dreams in life.

I always dreaming of becoming a nurse in the near future but as I go on to my dream, struggles are there approaching me which is normal to everyone. I want to become a nurse because I found myself in the hospital, checking up all the patients and helping all the people who needed me. Today, I’ve now decided to be true of myself because there will be more years to fight with it. Reaching your dream in life is the most successful of all. Facing the world with the confidence, determination and have a positive thoughts in your life are the keys for the dream. Making it possible with your own blood, sweat and tears. With all the failures, you can stand up and correct it with the help our God Almighty. It is not easy to reach it but if you pursue it with your heart it will be easy.

Going through your dream is a long journey. It requires a lot of time, believing in yourself and of course you are strong. Chasing dream with the guide of our Lord, I know that it will face it no matter how hard it is you can do it. Dreams aren’t dreams without you as a dreamer. Sacrifices were visible all through out the journey. The journey is full of ups and down, you should be tough and don’t give up easily. With this journey, I will do my best to make to achieve this dream. I will be a successful nurse in the near future.

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