Little Dreams

I’ve learned that our life can be something unique and incredible ...

... We just have to have the courage to play, even if they delt us a mediocre hand of cards…

I’ve learned that our life is like a lit candle and that dreams feed its flame.

I’ve learned that when we forget them, when we stop trying to make them, or when we’re simply "complacent", the flame goes out.

I’ve learned that if we shut them down, we gradually become "grown up", gradually we get "old".

I’ve learned that all our dreams are like giant balls of wool, the thread always starts somewhere.

I’ve learned that the place where we are born, the family that gave birth to us, our attitudes and our defects were all perfect conditions that built and created every little dream. Nothing depends on them.

I’ve learned that it is we who make the difference, no one else. We do not depend on any government, on any ideal city to live in, or even our age and money.

It depends exclusively on us and on how much courage we have to play the game.

I’ve learned that dreams do not need intellectuals, philosophers or psychologists, politicians or religious people. Dreams just need people who work "practically" to unleash them.

This book tells of little dreams, made and achievable by ordinary people, without the need for particular talents, perfect bodies or wealth. It recounts little dreams, made and achievable simply with enthusiasm and a smile.

I’ve learned that our life can be something unique and incredible ...

We just have to have the courage to play, even if they delt us a mediocre hand of cards...

... This book is about ways of playing with life, of realizing...

... Little Dreams