Thank You Engagement Wording

Le vertigini e la paura di sognare


If you really want something, someone, if you have a dream and you really want that to happen, then there are fears that can not be tackled, risks that can not be taken, limits which can not be exceeded . Even at the cost of making fools of themselves in the eyes of the beholder (and judges) from the outside of that dream. If you are not willing to make ridiculous, it means that what was not chasing a dream, but rather a need of time passing. Finding that courage is what makes the difference between who one day will say "it was hard, very hard, but I've got facts "and instead will spend a life to cry on, giving to other faults of his frustrations. Do you really want something? you started to write everything yourself, groped for the impossible, even to make you ridiculous. But things do their course. I'm not so successful insurance involving or reach your dream. In fact, quite the opposite. To risk so much to get you to put yourself in the game, you have to understand that it is the achievement of your goal or not to be make you proud of yourself. But all you have done in the meantime. All the sacrifices, the follies, the disclaimers, surprises, emotions, joys and sorrows that dwell in the land in the middle of your trip. Of your leap of faith . Impara a non avere paura delle vertigini. Impara a costruirti con la tua caparbietà e la tua tenacia le ali per affrontare quel salto. Non ti posso assicurare che riuscirai a volare. Non dico bugie. Ma non posso neanche darti per scontato che cadrai, che fallirai. Perciò, se a quel sogno tieni davvero tanto, capirai che quel rischio va' corso. Quello di rendersi ridicoli, perché come altro si può definire agli occhi di chi non sa volare, di chi non ha neanche mai provato a darsi una chance, uno che sul ciglio di un burrone prova a saltare per vedere se riesce a volare per raggiungere il suo sole, il suo sogno? Lo chiamerebbero ridicolo, folle, pazzo, malato, squinternato, deficiente, stupido, imbecille, coglione. Io lo chiamo, semplicemente, dreamer.

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