That is the first step to being a complete man. "If you can dream and not make dreams your master; If you can think and not make thoughts your aim," I like these two lines a lot. This tells you that you should not stop dreaming, and yet not go on dreaming either. Without dreams, life is nothing. And yet, you should have the ability to face reality as well...
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Without dreams, life is nothing. And yet, you should have the ability to face reality as well. The second line tells you that while thinking is good, it is not everything. Actions come into the picture as well. It is useless to just go on thinking that one day you will do this and do that, but not actually do it...
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