The limits are in our minds
life·@curamax·
0.000 HBDThe limits are in our minds
 It may be easy to look at the circumstance that a large number of humans have lost their good judgment and soundness of mind about what is going on around them and read these comments as an excuse for staying in the past. What these people lack is good old fashion passion, drive, and even some genuine self-consciousness about the present but moreover do not care. It touches up on some important and unanswered questions such as what are people's aspirations? Is it possible for life to get better? Do we start from zero or already have something - if so, where do we want it to take us? Lastly, what gives us energy every morning? Why do we spark with inspiration in every living moment when work is difficult? Passion is a catalyst that keeps one inspired. Why some people lose this spark and are left dreaming of yesterday's conquests, is beyond the capacity for an easy answer. That notion is made clear in the introduction to "Living in Dreams of Yesterday", where Albert Einstein wrote that "real elimination of fear depends on bringing adventure into life. And how can the two ideas be brought together?" Some people enjoy their passion clashing with their fear daily as they set out to conquer life's seemingly impossible moments, adversities, hardships, hostilities, and other instances that test our laziness and perseverance every moment. A bunch of determined souls who embark on a journey without conscious thought or concern for tomorrow's struggles setting out for everything as if it was going to last forever this describes everyone with a tattoo of the map on their body. The idea to keep envisioning the world is undeniable. The more optimistic he becomes, the more he feels positive about his pursuits in life. He believes in himself and climbs every mountain, far greater than its boundaries would have ever allowed him to do. He jumps against boundaries and storms scene after scene of history, striving for new dream conquests. Through stories of constant rationality and always-increasing ambitions, I believe he transcends a certain line one cannot blink into existence without falling off. The line crosses a checkpoint that tells us that the human mind has been fed up with its choices for too long now to continue deepening them further like it does before it gets this checkpoint's realization as an incentive: look around you and realize how little progress you've made so far. Some explorers, artists, and artists struggle to pursue their dreams because those goals appear too inaccessible. With technological advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics, the future seems like a mysterious land filled with possible paths for humanity. The joy of dreams is that they allow people to express passions that otherwise seem impossible due to there being no way for them to happen without major work and money. In this era of self-driven cars, the true quest cannot be the physical territory covered by a clichéd journey. For many Dreamers though, they would just tackle uncertainty together before working on tangible issues in today’s world. *** <center>[cover image source](https://pixabay.com/vectors/brain-thinking-abstract-human-1294993/)</center>