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Chapter 48

Chapter 5, Section 11 A valuable note?

Write down your dreams to fuel your success. ? ?

In November 1940, a boy was born in San Francisco, USA. His name was?Bruce?plum? , his father was an actor, and he had the opportunity to play tricks since he was a child, so he dreamed of being an actor.Due to his weak health, his father asked him to practice martial arts to strengthen his body. In 11, he was admitted to Washington State University, majoring in philosophy. Later, he married and had children like all normal people.But deep in his heart, he never gave up his dream of being an actor. ?
Once, when he was thinking about his future, when the actor's dream kept surging in his heart, he wrote down his life goal on a sticky note: ?
"I, Bruce Lee, will be the highest paid superstar in America. In return, I will
Dedicated to the most exciting and powerful performance.From 1970, I will win worldwide fame; by 1980, I will have a wealth of 1000 million US dollars, and my family and I will live a happy, harmonious and happy life at that time. "?
After finishing writing, he put the note away.At that time, he was living in poverty, and it is not difficult to imagine how much ridicule would be caused if this note was seen by others. ?
However, he engraved these words deeply 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 due to a spinal nerve injury, but then miraculously stood up. ?
In 1971, the goddess of fate favored this man who worked tirelessly for his dream.He starred in "The Raptors Crossing the River" and several other films have set new box office records in Hong Kong. In 1972, he starred in "Enter the Dragon", a collaboration between Hong Kong Golden Harvest Company and American Warner Company. This film made him an international superstar - known as the "King of Kung Fu". In 1998, the United States "Time" magazine selected "20th Century Heroes and Idols", and he was the only Chinese selected. ?
He is Bruce Lee - an "Asian most known by Europeans", a Chinese star who has enjoyed the highest reputation in the world so far. ?
In July 1973, he died of illness at the peak of his career.At the "Bruce Lee Relics Auction" held in California, the note was bought by a collector at a high price of 7 US dollars. At the same time, the 2 copies that were allowed to be legally copied were also sold out immediately. ?
Mind walk?

As time goes by, Bruce Lee still remains in the hearts of many boys as a kung fu star.A professor of psychology at Harvard University once borrowed his son's copy of the Bruce Lee note, told his students the importance of dreams, and told them sincerely: Hurry up and write your dreams! ?

Because dreams can be a light on your way of life, pointing you in the right direction, motivating you to keep moving forward, so as to reap a fruitful life. ?
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