Dreaming Vast Research Paper

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People have different opinions on whether dreaming vast is better than being realistic... In my opinion, I believe being realistic motivates you the majority of the time to put in dedication to your goals. One of the justification why I think being realistic is better ,for it makes you endure. For example, when my sister was in college, she thought that It would be straightforward,but It wasn’t ,for she took the tests without being fearful to fail, and it wasn't right. After a month ,she began to be realistic and know that for something to be achieved you must be destined to agonize. If you want something you earn it by being focused on it;therefore,After knowing that the only way she would make it through was by putting effort, she began

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