Dreams are in real life

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🙂Everyone waits for their💃Dreams came true one day and this is how it affect your real life too;Hello everyone today i will say about the affection of dreams in real life.😀

 🌟🌟are too small imagination 🙂; Some dreams are just dreams which are not serious for our life but some are very important and make us to think on that.
                                                                    These dreams
              So they affect firstly only on brain ;
then our body then step by step to our life and then in our surrounding-where we really survive with the real time situations.

Our dream doesn't need only "You" and "I" words ; it need a word "We" that is bonding with your true friendship👭, real relationship 👫and familiar person👪 who can help in our needs.

As we want support of  our parents👪in every situation like that only Our dreams need us .

📌To fulfill our dreams we need to follow these thing and keep in our mind:
- be very 🔖positive because what we think is really depend to and Encouragement towards our dreams 💬
-Never keep "Ego"🙌 in your mind because with this Ego we can hurt anyone who will be helping or try to help you in your fulfillment of dreams
-Never be so selfish and self confident because this self confident is a fulfilness meaning of losing confident.
-Never loose your patience because ;
dreams takes time⏰to fulfill and a person who have patience can gain🔑a every dream of his👔/her🎀 life.



So keep seeing dreams💭and try to fulfill every dreams with keep all things in mind😍😇😇😊😎👈

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