“Dreams are embryos of success; nurture and protect them.”

A dream carries the first living form of something that does not yet exist. It begins where desire meets a real possibility: a person sees a life that fits both what they want and what they may be able to do. Like anything at an early stage, that possibility is not yet strong enough to survive every condition. It needs time, work, and protection from the voices and events that would persuade its owner to end it.

The success is not guaranteed simply because the dream is alive. Potential still needs care. Before an achievement can stand in the world, its small beginning must be allowed to grow without being abandoned by the person whose life gave it a place.