“If your dreams don’t scare you, they aren’t big enough.”
— Muhammad Ali
Simplified Meaning:
When you have big dreams, they often feel a bit scary because they seem really hard to achieve. Think about wanting to climb a tall mountain. It's a huge goal and might make you feel nervous because it's difficult and requires a lot of work. But, if you dream of something easy, like climbing a small hill, it's not intimidating at all and doesn't push you to grow. For example, imagine you want to start your own business. That's a big and scary dream because there's a lot to learn and many things could go wrong. But if your dream was just to get a small part-time job, it’s not scary because it’s simple and familiar. Big dreams are challenging, which is why they can improve your skills and make you stronger. Someone can apply this by setting goals that challenge them and make them a bit nervous. This means they’re pushing themselves to do more than they thought they could. For example, if you dream of finishing a marathon but have never run before, it’s a big, scary goal, but working towards it can make you fitter and more confident in your abilities.
