Classic inspirational story: write down your dreams

Classic inspirational story: write down your dreams

Inspirational heart:
Write down your dreams in time, even on an inconspicuous note. Maybe you can sell it for 20 billion dollars in a hundred years.

On November 27, 1940, he was born in San Francisco, USA, and his English name was Bruce Lee. Because his father is an actor, he has had the opportunity to run a dragon suit since he was a child, so he has the dream of being an actor. But because of his weakness, his father let him worship the martial arts to strengthen himself. In 1961, he was admitted to Washington State University to major in philosophy. Later, he married and gave birth to children like all normal people. But in his heart, he never gave up the dream of being an actor.
One day, when he talked about a dream with a friend, he wrote his life goal on a note: "I, Bruce Lee, will become the highest paid superstar in the United States. In return, I will give The most exciting and most powerful performance. I will win a worldwide reputation from 1970. By 1980, I will have a wealth of 10 million US dollars. At that time, my family and I will have a good time. Harmonious, happy life."
When he wrote this note, his life was impoverished. It is not difficult to imagine what kind of ridicule would be caused if this note was seen by others.
However, he kept these words in his heart. In order to realize his dream, he has overcome countless difficulties that ordinary people can hardly imagine. For example, he had been lying in bed for 4 months because of a spinal nerve injury, but he stood up miraculously. In 1971, the god of destiny finally smiled at him. The film "Tangshan Big Brother", "Jingwumen" and "Raptors Crossing the River" starring him all refreshed the Hong Kong box office record. In 1972, he starred in the "Dragon Fight" between Hong Kong Jiahe Company and Warner America. This film made him an international superstar and was hailed as "the king of work." In 1998, the US "Time" magazine named it one of the "20th century heroes", he is the only Chinese selected.
He is Bruce Lee, a "Asian most recognized by Europeans", a Chinese star who has the highest reputation in the world to date.
In July 1973, Bruce Lee, who had just entered the peak of his career, died of illness. At the "Li Xiaolong Relics Auction" held in California, the note was bought by a collector at a high price of 290 million. At the same time, 2000 copies of the legally copied copies were immediately snapped up.
The host of the auction yelled: "This is why you need to write down the things that you think of right away."