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You must keep chasing dreams.

Love never fails; Character never quits; & with patience & persistence; Dreams do come true. -Pete Maravich

I had posted this quote over the summer and felt I needed to explain why it's one of my favorites. First off is the part about love never failing. I am a firm believer in people doing what they love. Learn to lead with your heart. I feel it will never lead you wrong. It may not please others but you must always be true to yourself first. Everything else will fall into place.

      Character never quits! It amazes me how many people try to break the character of others. When you are an individual, people try and break your character and make you fall in line with the rest.  You must be true to your character and never quit. It's only a matter of time before others recognize what your made of.

     The last part of this quote is so important to me. One thing about dreams is that they take time to come true. Every dream must be tested for authenticity. If you don't really want something, you will quit before you make it happen. You must put the work in to make it come true. Then one day when you have grinded and put all your heart and soul in it, it will come true. So keep chasing it and know that it's only a matter of time  before you have everything you ever dreamed of. 

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