The Impossible Dream
On worry, courage, and the quiet things that endure.
Advice you might expect from a man who mistook windmills for giants—and yet never stopped believing in impossible things.
Why make life harder for yourself? Stop your constant worrying; it serves little purpose. Yes, acknowledge the harsh truths; prices soar, politicians falter, and youth fades.
Recognize the beauty you possess. Hold onto compliments and let go of insults. Forge bonds with family, those irreplaceable links to your past and future.
As friends drift in and out of life’s wide-open doors, cherish those who stay—distance is just a test of dedication; do not waver!
Embrace courage daily; let songs fill your lungs. Tread gently on the hearts of others while closely guarding your own.
Above all, dream the impossible dream.
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