When your dream is lost, know that you didn’t strive hard enough to achieve it. Know that you allowed the dream thieves to steal it from you.

Whoever loses a dream of a job, or a social status, or anything else… know that your dream did not turn into reality. You ask yourself: How? I heard, I worked hard, I did what I could… but did you truly rely on God and plan well?

Let’s be honest: if it didn’t turn into reality, you didn’t pursue it the right way.

The dream dies the moment you stop trying to reach it. Turning a dream into a goal is not impossible. But turning the impossible into a dream means you’re not in the right place. The dream needs responsibility. It needs effort, planning, and clarity of path. You need to know where you came from and where you’re going. You are the one who must plan and continue. Eyes alone won’t make dreams come true. The dream needs a box of memories to explain it, and constant action. The dream needs courage, faith, and full trust in God to reach it.

Dream thieves exist. They appear and walk away silently. They steal your energy, your names, and stop your willpower. They blame others’ failure on you. They don’t want to strive, but they don’t want you to succeed either. They don’t deserve your dreams, your loyalty, or your passion. They don’t show up, don’t care, and yet they feel entitled to judge your dream.

A message to remember:

Your mistake was your responsibility—don’t let them steal it from you.