Three Steps To The American Dream

When you were younger growing up did you always want that spacey giant house, with the beautifully rock lined swimming pool, with an excessive amount of exotic cars sitting in your driveway? I’m sure one day we all had shared a dream like such, which was worry and carefree, until it came down to deciding what car you were going to go out in. One day all those fantasies will seemingly come to an end without you even realizing this has happened, the thoughts and dreams of all those lavish toys at your dispense are now in a garbage disposal being brought to the dump, while you have not settled for the best job, car, and house you can get. They weren’t the ones once envisioned and dreamed of but the ones that seemed more laidback, achievable, and realistic. There are 3 steps to The American Dream. Step one is having the determination to be destined to reach the greatest possible ability that one can reach. Step two is to work as hard as possible because hard work is an inevitable ability everybody can recognize and respect that hardly ever goes unnoticed. The final step for the dream is the legacy left behind of the accomplishments and standards set for future generations to come and …show more content…
As society grows older pieces of the puzzle seem to keep getting lost, the once was memories of dreams shared, have now turned to the harsh realities of adult hood. The older he or she gets the more the dreams matter. The dream has to be like no other, it cant have limitations or obstacles to it, it has to be like naysayers to teams in the super bowl, nothing should get between the ultimate goal of that dream. No matter what their background, income, race, ethnicity, religion, etc. when it comes to The American Dream nobody has an advantage or disadvantage. He or she has to envision the fire of their mind by first lighting a candle, then lighting an everlasting burning torch to their