Act now: do what you want to do

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. The first step towards success is not a dream, but an action.

An American has always wanted to travel to China, so he made a travel plan. He spent months reading the information he collected, booking plane tickets, and creating a detailed schedule. A few days later, a friend asked him: "How is China?" The American replied: "I like to make travel plans, but I don't want to go to the airport, so I stayed at home and didn't go."

Another An American, Jenny, is a musical actor in the art troupe of a community college and dreams of occupying a spot on Broadway in New York. Then she told her teacher about this dream and said she would go there after graduating from college. The teacher suggested that she go immediately. She listened to the teacher and flew to Broadway in New York the next day. It happened that Broadway was selecting the leading role in a classic play at that time. She immediately signed up, successfully got the role, and successfully appeared on Broadway.

No matter how wonderful your dream is or how well-planned it is, if you don't take any action, the dream will remain just a fantasy. As Ai Qing said: I have traveled thousands of miles in my dream, but when I wake up, I am still at the bedside.

Former British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli once pointed out that although action may not necessarily bring satisfactory results, failure to take action will never bring satisfactory results. If you do it, you may succeed; if you don't do it, you will never succeed. ”