Classic Inspirational Story 22: Dreams also have value

Classic Inspirational Story 22: Dreams also have value

Inspirational heart:
One should do his best to find all his potential to realize his dreams. Efforts can fail, but giving up means never succeeding. Try to run like a dream for Woods. Maybe one day, you can buy 6 villas for your mother.
There is a boy who lives in a broken house in a slum. Among the seven brothers and sisters, he was particularly thin and often had a fever. He seems to lack the talent for learning, and his academic score is the worst of the seven children. One day, he saw a TV show featuring Nicklaus, the greatest golfer of all time. His heart was suddenly moved: "I want to be a great professional golfer like Nicklaus!"
He asked his father to buy him golf balls and clubs. The father said: "Children, our family can't play golf, it's played by the rich." He didn't rely on it, clamoring for it. The mother hugged him and said to her father: I believe him, he will be a good golfer. After that, the mother turned her head and said softly: Son, after you become a professional golfer, buy a villa for your mother, ok? He widened his eyes and nodded to his mother.
The father gave him a club and then dug a few holes in the open space at the door. He played with the ball for a while every day.
After entering the middle school, he met Ricky Fehrman, a sports teacher who changed his life. Fehrman discovered the talent of this black boy, so he suggested that he go to the golf club to practice the ball and pay him a 1/3 fee. In just three months, he became the champion of the Orlando Junior Golf.
After graduating from high school, he was fortunate enough to be admitted to Stanford University. During the summer vacation, one of his good classmates came to his house to play, saying that he had a travel company with a brother who had a luxury cruise ship that was recruiting a waiter. He had a high salary and had $500 a week to ask if he intended to apply. He was tempted: the family is still poor, and he should raise a family like a man.
After a few days, Rich Fehrman came to his house, and he had already helped him contact a golf club, ready to take him to the name. The young man was embarrassed to tell the teacher that he was going to work. Rich Fehrman snorted and asked him: My child, what is your dream?
He stumbled and seemed to be caught off guard. After a while, he blushes and says: "When a golfer like Nicklaus makes a lot of money, buy a beautiful villa for his mother."
After listening to Rich Fehrman, he said to him, "You go to work now, then, what is your dream? Yes, you can earn $500 a week right away, great, but your dreams are only Is it worth $500 a week?"
At the age of 18, he was shocked by the teacher's words. He sat in the room dumbly, and repeatedly recited the teacher's words. During that holiday, he consciously invested in training. At the National Amateur Golf Grand Prix that year, he became the youngest champion of the event.
Three years later, he became a professional golfer.
He is by far the greatest golfer, he is creating the myth of golf: in 1999, he became the world's number one golfer; in 2002, he became a large number of Americans since Nicklaus in 1972. The first player in the tournament and the US division champion. Since his debut in 1996, he has won a total of 39 championships.
Today, he is one of the world's highest-paid sports stars with an annual income of $100 million.
He bought six villas for his mother before and after, located in different landlords. He is "Tiger" Woods.
Heart language:
One should do his best to find all his potential to realize his dreams. Efforts can fail, but giving up means never succeeding. Try to run like a dream for Woods. Maybe one day, you can buy 6 villas for your mother.