Have you ever heard of Sir Richard Branson, the British entrepreneur, owner of Virgin Galactic, who plans to transport humans into space?

Branson suffered from dyslexia during his school years. In other words, he had difficulty in writing and reading, and his grades were quite bad. He couldn't even go to university.

But his biggest dream was to go to the moon, he even said, "I will take people to the moon". His family felt sorry for him and his friends made fun of him. Now he has his own rockets and owns dozens of companies, including a company that plans to take people into space in exchange for money.

Joe Vital, the author of Zero Limit and Waiting for Miracles, was homeless and lived off the streets until he wrote his first book, Zero Limit. He had only one dream, to write a book! He never gave up on his dream, and despite having a life story that could be the subject of a movie, today he sells million-dollar books, gives conferences, has fun and travels the world.

Prof. Dr. Stephen William Hawking is the world's most important theoretical physicist after Newton and Albert Einstein. He became famous and globally recognized for his claims about quantum physics and black holes. At the age of 21, Hawking defied all odds despite the ALS disease he contracted, and has an admirable life story with numerous awards. This is a neurological disease that causes patients to lose voluntary muscle control. When doctors told Stephen Hawking that he would only live for a few more years, he was shocked, but quickly recovered and continued to pursue his dreams.

He did not abandon his doctoral studies, thinking that he might die very soon. As a result of the progression of his disease, Hawking began to live as a prisoner in a wheelchair. After 1985, the British Physicist, who also lost his voice, was able to communicate with his surroundings thanks to the computer installed in his wheelchair, which can convert text into sound. Thanks to his special computer, Hawking can sort an average of 10 words per minute, and when he wants to say any word, he can immediately write it on the screen.

Stephen Hawking, whose illness did not stop him and even turned him into a mysterious personality, achieved fame with his book A Brief History of Time, which has sold more than ten million copies worldwide and has been translated into 40 languages.

Look at the great entrepreneurs, look at the explorers, don't they have in common the ability to clearly define the future, to visualize ideas, to determine how to achieve them and to act with courage?

There are so many writers, painters, geniuses who are understood after their death. They did not give up their dreams because they were not understood. They did not give up chasing their dreams. As the saying goes, "Follow your dreams, if they come true, great, if you die before they come true, even better, at least you die in your dreams."

People who constantly try to hinder you enter your life and for whatever reason, they feel the need to drop their "fertilizer" on you. They vomit their own fears and resignations on you as if they were yours and try to convince you that you cannot succeed. Ignore them, because we live in a world driven by our beliefs about who we are, what we do and what we can achieve. Don't stop making your dreams your beliefs.

Mystics say, "The essence of the worlds is dreams."

Dreams are seeds that take firm steps towards realization. You put the seed in the ground and wait for it to sprout.

Don't care if someone tells you, "You can't do it." Everyone says something, just do your job! What matters is what you say. People don't think you can do what they can't do. The important thing is to do what no one else can do, to think what no one else can think, to be different. Those who are different are the most successful.

Sometimes there are disappointments, so be it! At least you tried. You dreamed. In fact, the reason for disappointments is that you didn't get to the results you imagined with the ways and means you expected, and you encountered results and ways you didn't expect. Don't give up and don't give up on your dreams! The ones who do great things are always the ones who don't give up!

The biggest obstacle in front of your dreams is you! Let them come true! AGAINST YOU....

Mukaddes Pekin Başdil

Researcher-Author

Source: Denizli Haber