No.Harm.To.Dream.

I am an office boy currently, a student few months later, who dream to make it BIG.
I long for the day when I can enter a boutique and simply pick my favourite clothes, and I don't have to look at the price tag and feel sorry about it. I long for the day when I can enter a restaurant, not looking at the menu and price, and simply say to the waiter, "Bring me the most expensive and delicious food here."


-I want a more muscular and darker body like this, then perhaps when I am buying shirt I don't need a changing room, I can openly change my shirt-

But as I stop dreaming and open my eyes, I found myself stuck in the middle of nowhere. I am still in the tiny little office I am in now. I am still unsure of my future, and I still do hell lots of mistakes that if my employer is not my uncle, I have no doubt that I will be fired.

But dream, like talk, is cheap, infact priceless - you don't need to pay a single cent for it, yet it makes you feel good, it makes you feel secure. In fact, many of the top entrepreneur starts off with nothing but a dream. Dream is worthless, priceless, cheap - but the mission to make your dreams come true, that of cause requires a cost - a HEAVY cost. To what extend are you willing to go to, to accomplish your dreams?

-My dream house, my castle, I want to live in it with the one I love, forever-

I am not born with a silver spoon in my mouth, I am not the son of Bill Gates. I only have a mind that can dream, and a limited ability, that I doubt can make my dreams come true. But yet, NO ONE in this world can stop me from dreaming, NO ONE can stop me from having an ambition, an aim.

Through my aunty and uncle, I came to know of a quote by Napolean Hill. It says, "what the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve." Indeed nothing is more true than this. Take a look at the pictures above (including the Bugatti Veyron below), I admit the moment I take a look at it, my mind keep blocking my desire, questioning my ability to achieve such a wonderful success. But then and again I forced myself to believe that I can do it, for I know, if I myself doesn't believe in my own potential, if I myself doesn't have faith in myself, then how am I going to achieve what I dreamt for.

-Bugatti Veyron, my dream car-

And of course, throughout my entire two week old carrier, and 17 years of life, I had came in contact with people who have no dreams at all. They work, sleep, eat, laugh and enjoy whatever it is that God had given to them, no matter how little it is. They either simply refuse to work harder to achieve their dreams, or they have no dreams, or they are too lazy, or they are plain stupid. I refuse to be one of them.

And what harm can it bring to dream? Either I achieve it or not, at least I had dream, I feel good, I felt good. I lose nothing. Except maybe a little disappointment, but that is all I lose - a little disappointment. So ladies and gentleman, have you found your dream? Keep dreaming.

And last but not least,
-My dream girl, but let's just hope she is not a pornstar-