When we were young, we always had many dreams. At that time, it may be because I envy others, or it may be because of my hobbies. In a word, these reasons give us many dreams. My childhood dream was to be a teacher because teachers can impart knowledge and I can help others. This is what I have always believed. But when I grew up, I chose my present job instead of teaching. So, did you realize your childhood dream?

First of all, I think my childhood dream was actually based on many idealized conditions. For example, for some professions, I only see the superficial glory and beauty, but I don't consider the efforts and costs involved. This means that many times our dream is unattainable, and it is just a kind of psychological comfort and spiritual sustenance. However, not all dreams are impossible. For example, when we strive to pursue it, we will find that the difficulty is not as great as we thought, and we may even realize the true meaning of life and improve our quality and ability.

So I didn't become a teacher as I imagined when I was a child, but I also had the opportunity to influence others in my work, help them complete some tasks and solve some problems, and sometimes I could even think from the perspective of others, not just from my own perspective. This means that, to some extent, I have realized my childhood dream, although the process of realization is in another professional field.

So, how should we deal with those dreams that will never come true? First of all, we should realize that we didn't make mistakes, because everyone takes a different path. Some people may choose to be teachers, while others may choose to go to the market to do sales or scientific research. Everyone's choice is reasonable. We don't need to pursue an ideal state excessively, but we should turn our career into a breakthrough point and exert influence from multiple levels.

Secondly, on the way to realize your dreams, you should not only see the glory and beauty, but also see the efforts and costs that need to be paid through the surface, so that you can have a more realistic and rational cognition. On this basis, you can take some practical actions, such as contacting people in related industries to understand their work content and daily operation, so that you can know more clearly whether you are suitable for a certain occupation.

Finally, for those dreams that have never been realized, we can also turn them into another kind of motivation and creativity. For example, I didn't become a teacher when I was a child, but I can pass on some knowledge and opinions to people around me at work, which is also an echo and return to my dream.

In a word, childhood dreams are both beautiful and unrealistic, because they are based on many idealized assumptions. But this does not prevent us from trying to realize it, or turning it into a kind of motivation and creativity. Let us go on the road of pursuing our dreams step by step, constantly break through ourselves, improve our ability and quality, and make ourselves more excellent and valuable. Finally, I hope everyone can realize their childhood dreams.