As we know, nowadays we are imprisoned at our home. And the whole day we are using our phones for nothing. We are too much busy doing nothing. We should read books as much as possible because no one will come to our door to complete our dreams. It’s our own dreams, so we should develop the habit of living in our dreams. I am not talking about those all dreams that we see while sleeping. I am talking about this dream which we are seeing with our open eyes.
As the 11th president of Indian Mr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam said, “Dream is not what you see in sleep, is that thing which doesn’t let you sleep.”
I mean dreams like wanting to be a doctor, an engineer, reporter or anchor, somewhere we have a list of dreams but we are doing nothing for this. We are not ready to read any books or newspapers, but we are always ready to blame others that in my family have this this this and that’s why I am unable to achieve my goal.
When things are going well, so because of us and when not so reason goes to others. Till both things happen because of us. We want to attend marriages, sleep for a long time and don’t want to miss anyone’s birthday. And at last, we say that I am not successful, my dreams are not complete. When the time was to read books and work and fulfil our dreams, we were busy using WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, other social media etc. Who left your dreams unfinished? Who killed it?
Shabeena IIMcian