A salted fish, tell me.

Speaking of dreams, I immediately think of a classic line expressed by Stephen Chow in shaolin soccer: "If you don't have a dream, what's the difference with salted fish!"

Master Xing has acted in many inspirational films of "Little Man's Great Success", and shaolin soccer is one of them.

In the movie, Master Xing plays a penniless man who only makes a living by picking up scraps. He has a great dream in his heart: to carry forward Shaolin Kung Fu. Generally speaking, they eat the last meal without the next meal, and are ridiculed by all kinds of people in society from time to time. However, he never backed down, became more and more brave in the Vietnam War, and finally promoted Shaolin Kung Fu to the whole country through football.

Therefore, there is still a dream, even a salted fish. What if it comes true?

Here, I will share my personal thoughts on my dreams.

About the definition of dreams

Everyone has dreams, longing for money, fame and respect ... but if there is no goal and implementable plan to support it, it is just a pipe dream. It's not difficult to dream, just lie in bed and think about it, and it's done!

Therefore, dreams and fantasies are different.

About the size of dreams

Dreams must be big.

If a person has a great dream, even if he doesn't reach the ultimate goal in the end, he can actually achieve a bigger goal than the ultimate goal with a small dream.

Give two examples to illustrate the truth of this sentence.

I work in a real estate company. At the beginning of each year, the annual operating index set by the company will be higher. For example, according to the current sales situation and future land acquisition forecast, the company conservatively signed a contract of 70 billion yuan for the whole year, but the company set a target of 654.38+00 billion yuan, which may eventually reach 80-90 billion yuan by the end of the year.

In the workplace, the deadline for superiors to manage subordinates and arrange tasks will always be 1-2 days earlier than the established time. There are two purposes. The first is in risk control. If the delivered tasks are of poor quality, there is still time for rectification. Second, human nature, most people have procrastination, and lead time can force the delivery of tasks.

About chasing dreams

In life, there are always some people who can't eat grapes and say that grapes are sour: "The dream is too big, which is seriously incompatible with your current ability. Isn't that an idiot? "

I want to ask: "Do you still want to pursue your dreams after your ability has been achieved? I think if so, that day will never come! "

The only useful way to shorten the distance between dream and reality: "Do it at once!"

When your dream will come true, please don't worry, do it at once, keep doing it, and you will find that you are getting stronger and stronger on the road of chasing your dream. As for dreams, we will continue to fight for them all our lives.

About dream realization

How to realize your dream, you need to set goals, make plans and stick to it.

If the dream is too far away, break down the big goal into small goals. Just like a marathon, the runner looks into the distance from the starting point and can't see the end. But the whole journey can be broken down into several kilometers, and the end point can be reached by accumulating steps.

Management by objectives is a trite theory, but it is the most effective because it is often talked about.

For example, you want to be the chairman of an enterprise, but you are still an ordinary employee. How did it happen? Do you look stupid? In fact, is it clearer to set the goal of becoming a supervisor for two years first?

Finally, I want to say that there are many things that everyone can do in the world, depending on whether they are willing to do it, whether they can do it right away and continue to do it. On the way to our dreams, we are bound to meet a mountain full of difficulties. Do we stop on the mountain? Or over the mountains?

This choice is left to you. Is that idea in your heart a dream?