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You can reach Your Dreams

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You can reach Your Dreams

I have grown up in a family who has supported me to go for my dreams, no matter what they are, or if they are different from theirs. I have been taught that my whole life you have to work hard for you want and to not give up, no matter what limitations you may have. I have grown up with certain disabilities, but that doesn’t hold me back. I have even managed to publish my first children’s book by the age of twenty-five, which has been a dream of mine since I was a child. It took a lot of time, dedication and some frustration, but I made it through it. It was something I really wanted, so of course I wasn’t going to give up on it, no matter the struggles or limitations I have. I’m writing this short article to give you the courage to go after any of your dreams, I know we must all have more than one, right? I know certain things have certain limitations, that’s just life. But that is also just a test. Do want you can, try your best, and you can do things you never would have thought that you could do. In honor of me seeing the Batman Lego Movie tonight, you can be Batman, you can conquer anything!

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