How to compete with your dreams?

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How hard it is to compete with your dreams? You have to deal with reality and all those who tell you to keep your feet on the ground.
You have to be realistic and build your future on firmer foundations, just so you can have growth and success in life. What does all this mean? I've always asked myself.
Solid foundation means safe future according to the western society.
But I wonder if Western society's rules are truly right?
The values on which it is inspired are really democratic?
Accepting to be underpaid to work or doing endless free internships before being hired; the idea that the cutthroat competition is safe for the business ; believing in a safe job that is now no longer safe; living always in a hurry and only for your own work.
Just some examples, I could go on but I think I explained my concept.
What I wanted to say it's just that if we questioned values on which our society is based perhaps we would see things from a different perspective.
So don't believe who tells you that dreams are childish things.
Don't be discouraged if you don't recognize yourself in others' values.
Pursue your dreams even if they seem unrealizable but they are impossible now and in the place where you live. Have you ever wondered if you'd have any chance elsewhere?
Dreams must be kept within us at any costs, until we don't believe enough in ourselves to try realizing them.
I think most people are dissatisfied with their lives and they don't even know about it such they are so addicted to social conditioning.
Maybe it's better this way cause it's less painful.
Being aware instead, it makes us live in a state of persistent discomfort.
And you, how do you feel?
If you're still feeling something it means that you haven't yet resigned yourself.
So don't waste time and work hard to understand what you really want from life.
Stop comparing yourself to the success of others, you must not live the dream of others but yours.
Start from here.What would make you happy and alive?
Begin to give you the right answers.
Take all the time you need to deeply understand what you want to become.
I've been asking it all my life but I haven't been discouraged yet.
I prefer to live as an eternal dreamer than an eternal dissatisfied.
And you?

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