From childhood, the future of those who have dreams differs greatly from those who do not. Most who hold dreams go on to achieve success, while many without them struggle to find stability even in adulthood.
Those with dreams make plans and take action to achieve them; those without dreams often drift through life from day to day, uncertain of their direction.
Yet there are also people who, despite having dreams, live no differently from those without them. They dream big but lack concrete plans or consistent effort. Instead of working toward their goals, they spend their days vaguely worrying about whether their dreams can ever come true.
They fail to realize that dreams, plans, and action are the three essential keys to success.