To Become Fearless and Stressfree ..........

 

Dream, Folks, Dream!

Current AI-induced Lightning Changes

turn

Day-Dreaming & Fantasizing

into

Secrets of Super Success in Real Life

Remember, History reveals that

Many World-changing Ideas Came

Literally from Dreams

 

“Be a doer, not a dreamer” was the constant advice that our parents, teachers, elders and religious preachers gave us. But the acute shortage of capital, cumbersome, labour-intensive processes and higher costs of distribution and other marketing functions deterred many ‘dreamers’ and nipped their dreams in the bud out of fear of failure and ridicule.

But now in the AI age, with a firm conviction and relentless pursuit, even the most outrageous ideas can be turned into reality. For example, going to the moon has always held fascination for mankind. And when Armstrong finally landed on the moon, he laconically and spontaneously exclaimed, “It’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”. That giant leap opened the way for ‘space tourism’, and now you have people, who are not astronauts, like Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos and a few others making suborbital space journeys. Though the costs are high currently,  the enormous potential will soon open up affordable “space tourism’. An example of a fantasy-to-reality change.

Many are even dreaming up space factories, and Elon Musk talks of colonising Mars. Many others dream of becoming ‘space pilgrims’ like the initial settlers inthe  USA after Columbus’ discovery.

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 Albert Einstein Took Daytime Naps to Marinate Ideas

Yes, turning dreams into reality has been deemed as ‘pursuit of the mad’ by people at large. But a few voyagers and scientists made great sacrifices and realised their dreams. Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity is often cited as a discovery influenced by a dream.

Einstein reportedly took frequent daytime naps with a spoon in his hand and a plate below. As sleep overcame him, his grip would loosen, the spoon would fall, and he would wake up with the sound. And, he would jot down new thoughts. This method allowed him to catch short naps for inspiration or to recharge.

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According to a report in the journal Psychologist, “many people often cite the 'a-ha' moment, where a sudden insight or solution arises from seemingly unrelated thought processes, powered by a wandering mind. You, too, might have often experienced such thoughts, but ignored them.  It is a folly to ignore ‘a-ha moments'. Notice these feelings when they arise, pursue the ideas and develop them. It is not madness to pursue dreams, but a new way of “sleeping over the idea and waking up with new wonders”.

There is a steady flow of reports listing new discoveries and inventions in the AI age by dreamers and adventurers. The new phenomenon called UNICORN - a billion-dollar company - has made the ‘malady’ of dreaming big contagious. Dreams have sparked monumental creations, from scientific breakthroughs like the benzene ring (Kekulé), the periodic table (Mendeleev), to technological innovations such as Google's search algorithm (Larry Page), the modern sewing machine (Elias Howe), and even cultural icons like Paul McCartney's "Yesterday" and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. You have to grasp and realise how the subconscious unlocks world-changing ideas in science, tech, and art. 

There are many, apparently unimaginable, AI-led changes that no longer inspire awe. To mention a few – humanless, fully automatic factories, automatically manufactured cell-phones, miraculous rise in one-man unicorns, talk of robot-taxis, driverless cars, flying cars, promising medicines for supposedly incurable diseases, etc

According to media reports, there are over 1,300 to 1,400 private startups valued at $1 billion or more globally, known as unicorns, with the USA leading with hundreds, followed by China and India, though exact numbers fluctuate based on reporting dates and definitions. Reports from mid-2025 mention figures like 1,334 (CB Insights) or over 1,450 (World Population Review), highlighting the significant concentration in the U.S. (700+) and China (300+), with India (100+) and the UK (90+) also strong contenders, as per various 2025 data. 

There is an all-around transformation in the world. The slow and steady no longer win the race. It’s the dreamers who win in today’s world. You have no assets and high contacts? Nor did Einstein; he was a Patent Examiner in the Swiss Patent Office. Elon Musk worked in a saw mill in his early days in the USA and slept on the floor.

You have to develop resourcefulness, a firm conviction and have a stout heart. One must be ready to make sacrifices and not be deterred by failures. No sacrifice is too big for realising a dream. Remember that, according to a media report, Sir Dorabji Tata’s wife pledged her jewellery to help him overcome financial difficulties in Tata Steel in 1920! Thomas Edison failed 999 times in his quest for the light bulb. He famously said, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." That is the indomitable spirit required to realise the intended miracles of one’s dreams.

You may ask – is everyone born creative and possesses intelligence? Yes, but most lack persistence and suffer from ‘fear of failure’, the fatal flaw hindering creativity. This is obvious from a NASA study that found that 98% of 4–5-year-olds scored at "creative genius" levels, but this creativity significantly diminished as children aged, with only 2% of adults retaining that level of creative potential. What accounts for such a fall in creativity? In one word, “tension". Children are ‘playful’ and free from tension, allowing ideas to flow freely.  According to Walter Issacson, “throughout his life, Einstein would retain the intuition and the awe of a child”.

Now, resources are plentiful, and possibilities of new wonders are limitless. The venture capital, entrepreneurial training and resources are available. We are in the age of cornucopian abundance.

 

So once again, “dream, folks, dream!”

The caravan of billionaires is growing.

Join them and make fast, creative moves, and be a

Wise Optimistic Noble Decisive Empathetic Responsible Energetic Responsive

 

 

Wizards Of World!

Spread the Creed of Wisdom.

Be authentic and true to your real self, listen to your inner voice, show courage and determination, And

dreams will blossom into reality.