Why I Quit Chasing the American Dream

"Priority" is a word that can easily be forgotten. Truly, this is part of the national phenomenon. Americans boast about their way of living. We value living standards highly. We are proud that we are the last superpower in the world. We will try to force our way of life to treat others. If they live like us, they believe they will not encounter the problems they encountered. Compared with the rest of the world at least, Americans have it. However, we have material things that make life more comfortable, but many of us do not have a life.

Please be satisfied with yourself. American dreams are presented in various ways, everyone lives and tracks various versions of American dreams. Chris McCandless entered the wilderness of Alaska alone and realized America 's dream. The song by Toby Keith is American Soldier, showing the price paid for their dreams and some of the dreams we will achieve. Jay Gatsby fulfilled his dream and died trying to get the girl he loved.

I will define "American dream". How does the death of a salesman show despair for chasing this dream? Do you have any rewards? American dream idea is certainly subjective. For some people, it lives in every aspect of luxury. For others, this is an opportunity to offer you a better opportunity for yourself and your family. Arthur Miller's "Death of a salesman" depicts the promise of the American dream in the form of opportunity, freedom, success, and wealth.

Conor Sheeran: Everyone in the United States is following the so-called "American dream". If there is a chance of success, then by hard working hard, people can follow their dreams. Many people believe that the careers of Dre and Iovine are the embodied "American dream". Dre has never become one of the most influential names in hip-hop and business. Iovine, which was originally a studio gatekeeper, now becomes the record company's top, we all know and deliver most of my favorite music. If it is not an "American dream," I do not know what it is.

Sometimes I get annoyed when I hear someone says "Follow your dreams! Follow your dreams!" But what is your dream? idea? vision? Is it the standard? Measurable income? Tangible objects? It differs for everyone, but the idea of ​​"chasing" it makes it always 100 feet in front of us, kicking dust on our face and sliding down the horizon I can forget. But things are like this: Can the benefits we have in order to dream full-powered sprinting last for a while? I have a dream that we can have it every day. Why should our dreams be slippery creatures? Why should they be temporary?