There is nothing wrong in dreaming, especially to dream about good things and about a bright future and, generally, to have a dream is seen as a good sign of a healthy well-being.
Equally,you must have hopes that dreams do come true. Again, there is nothing wrong in hoping for good things in life. A healthy lifestyle and, generally having hope, are seen as a sign of a healthy and a positive attitude.
But,what does hope, and dreams achieve? Has research shown us that by mainly dreaming and hoping for the best really work? How many people have succeeded by mainly sitting idly by as the world prospered and they sat aside and merely dreamed and hoped that their time will come? I do not know how many have actually come to the good without really getting stuck in and really working hard.
Don’t hope in vain.
The reality is that you must have faith in your abilities to work things to your advantage. If hope really worked, the world would have succeeded a long time ago to make mankind prosperous. If hope really worked then there would not have been any need to toil, to seek the truth. Hope is just a hopeless state of mind that is just used to substitute reality. The reality is that faith succeeds where human beings stop dreaming and start putting plans into perspective and putting them to the test. The reality is that hope is an idle state of the mind that induces make-believe scenarios and fake triumphs. People who have a concerted hope in promising action without much toil always promise that ‘next’ time it will turn out to be better. Asked to explain, they always emphasise that life without hope is hopeless.
Really?
Richard Branson did not believe in hope. At only 17, he latched at opportunities and chased wealth. Nelson Mandela did not hope that South Africa would be free, he worked hard, even in jail, for his country. Jesus Christ did not sit idly on the mountain and day-dreamed about the day mankind would live without sin-He died for the course. Obama did not only put his hope on his party, he rolled up his sleeves, cris-crossed across America to tell voters who he was and what he stood for.
Sports teams do not believe in hope. They train hard between competitive matches and then put in a great deal of hard work to achieve their desired results.
Africa hoped too much, then rotted in decay.
Right now, abandon hope. Stand up, let your mind put plans into action. Let your mind work to achieve results, not to play movies that will never help you to become your better self.
Equally,you must have hopes that dreams do come true. Again, there is nothing wrong in hoping for good things in life. A healthy lifestyle and, generally having hope, are seen as a sign of a healthy and a positive attitude.
But,what does hope, and dreams achieve? Has research shown us that by mainly dreaming and hoping for the best really work? How many people have succeeded by mainly sitting idly by as the world prospered and they sat aside and merely dreamed and hoped that their time will come? I do not know how many have actually come to the good without really getting stuck in and really working hard.
Don’t hope in vain.
The reality is that you must have faith in your abilities to work things to your advantage. If hope really worked, the world would have succeeded a long time ago to make mankind prosperous. If hope really worked then there would not have been any need to toil, to seek the truth. Hope is just a hopeless state of mind that is just used to substitute reality. The reality is that faith succeeds where human beings stop dreaming and start putting plans into perspective and putting them to the test. The reality is that hope is an idle state of the mind that induces make-believe scenarios and fake triumphs. People who have a concerted hope in promising action without much toil always promise that ‘next’ time it will turn out to be better. Asked to explain, they always emphasise that life without hope is hopeless.
Really?
Richard Branson did not believe in hope. At only 17, he latched at opportunities and chased wealth. Nelson Mandela did not hope that South Africa would be free, he worked hard, even in jail, for his country. Jesus Christ did not sit idly on the mountain and day-dreamed about the day mankind would live without sin-He died for the course. Obama did not only put his hope on his party, he rolled up his sleeves, cris-crossed across America to tell voters who he was and what he stood for.
Sports teams do not believe in hope. They train hard between competitive matches and then put in a great deal of hard work to achieve their desired results.
Africa hoped too much, then rotted in decay.
Right now, abandon hope. Stand up, let your mind put plans into action. Let your mind work to achieve results, not to play movies that will never help you to become your better self.