Feras Alhlou argues that dreams are supposed to be hard. He points to Martin Luther King Jr., who faced massive obstacles but changed a nation anyway. Stop waiting for perfect conditions. Start now with what you have.
I have a dream, but I've decided not to follow it. There just are too many challenges. Too often, people who convince themselves they can't pursue their dreams because, well, there are too many challenges. Folks, what makes dreams dreams is their challenging nature. Dr. King inspired millions of people from his prison cell with Jim Crow laws breathing down his neck. He had every challenge we could imagine, but he changed a whole nation by not giving in to the challenges, by pursuing his dream, believing in his vision, and working out the impediments. Stop giving yourself licenses because you think you have constraints. The point of life is to make do with what you have and improve once more is available. Own your dream, start it today, improve it tomorrow, make the dream a reality.
