Power of Dreams




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Power of dreams 



Dreams have powerful role in life.  In dreams an individual sees himself mostly at that place and in that form where he actually wants to be. If the dreams would not have any base then many great personalities would not have been between us.

Dr. A.P.J Kalam
India’s president Dr A.P.J Abdul Kalam did not born in rich family. He fulfilled his dreams with hard work, consistency and struggle and won the seat of Indian presidency.
He said, “No dream is that much big which can not be fulfilled”.  See large dreams and achieve those dreams. See such kind of dreams that to achieve them the sleep should vanish from your eyes. 





The founder of Dizney Land was fond of sketching cartoons.
He gave interviews in so many newspapers to become cartoonist but he was failed every time by interviewer by saying this that he does not have capability. But he did not accept his defeat. He kept on sketching cartoons. And one day he became the best cartoonist of the world. After his success he said if you can not see the dreams then you cannot achieve anything. Success is hidden into dreams. 

Many times dreams pull out the person out of failure, depression and poverty. 

The person who sees big dreams, automatically energy starts working under and around him. This energy motivates him to achieve unbelievable dreams with speed. Dheeru bhai Ambani, Henry Ford, Kalpana Chawala, Jeorge Barnard Shaw are the example of power of dreaming.


Dreams give you inspiration. 




Referance - 
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By Renu saini 

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