Forgetting About Your Dreams

Here's a sharp question to chew over:
"When exactly are you supposed to forget about your dreams?"

Hint: Never.

It’s never too late to become successful or accomplish your goals. You might want to draw inspiration from these few examples...

Ray Kroc had passed his 50th birthday before he bought the first McDonald's in 1961, which he ultimately expanded into a worldwide conglomerate.

Charles Darwin was 50 years old before he published 'On the Origin of the Species' in 1859, the book that espoused the theory for which he is best known today.

Harland Sanders was 'a failure' who got fired from a dozen jobs before starting his restaurant, and then failed at that when he went out of business and found himself broke at the age of 65. Eventually, things started working out when he sold the first Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise in 1952.

Here is something to reflect on: You can only lose the game of life if you give up. No matter how terrible the economy is or how depressed you're feeling right now, you can still bounce back and get over the top if you refuse to throw in the towel.

You never know when you’ll make it BIG, so always keep going and give it your best. Have fun along the way of course, but don't follow the multitude to do wrong.

Have an amazing day!

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