Is that true that nothing would seem impossible for somebody who believes in his hopes and ideas?

Question

I REALLY HOPE I WOULD BE RIGHT

I MEAN A PERSON WHO WISHES TO MAKE HIS OWN FORTUNES THROUGH OWN WORK

Answer 1

I believe so. Any "impossibility" would just be another obstacle, or something to grow at in helping them achieve their goal.

Answer 2

If your hopes and dreams are the driving force for you, then YES, anything is possible. Do you learn more in life from reaching your goals or do you learn more ATTEMPTING to reach your goals? Your personal growth is measured in struggle. Your success is measured in happiness. Keep that in mind while you are on your journey.

Answer 3

yes, with a little bit of luck.

Answer 4

Someone who truly believes in their hopes and ideas can accomplish anything, but somethings are harder to believe in then others. No one truly thinks they can fly because of how we have disproved it over and over again stating how illogical it is.

Answer 5

Nothing is impossible.  But your values, wants and desires, leave a lot to be desired.  How do you get rich through work??

I worked 45 years and what do I have to show?  Get you thoughts right, your wishes logical, and your wants turned to needs.  That is when everything comes up roses.

Peace.

Answer 6

I hope you succeed.  Good luck.

Answer 7

No. Because life operates continuously with or without an individuals interaction, hope, or will. I've seen good things happen to both undeserving and deserving alike. This is why parents warn of "real life". Working hard, granted, will sit you above the rest, but you must be aware that the goals might not work 100% of the time. Ever hear the song "You can't always get what you want"? It's true. Also, expecting fortunes is the wrong expectation, maybe just a good job is reasonable. Plus, circumstances and contect contrubute a lot. For example, there are thousands of hardworking people in India, very well educated, very smart. People who have worked hard. But they cannot get jobs or do anything because the economy has limitations. They try to come ti the UK or US. What abut their hard work? They end up poor with no life. What about hard-working individuals in 3rd world countries who are oppressed by their government? The Chinese literally beats their workers into submission, especially for the upcoming Olympics. These individuals are forced to do the amazingly hard work with no reward.

So, in short, it depends on individual will and the environment. Life is not fair.