Dale E. Licon

About the Company

Hello, my name is Dale E. Licon and I am 34 years old. I enjoy dreaming, I'm a romantic by nature. So what is a dream? A lot of people confuse dreams with goals. They're completely different. Dreams of people are the most important thing in their life, while it's a goal is the final product one wants to achieve. The key distinction is that the objective has an unambiguous "vision" of the end result, and the dream is blurred. In reality, both are interconnected because you need to be able to set multiple goals to make your dream come true. Most likely, everyone has dreamed of a beautiful life where everything happens the way they want it to. However, not everyone is able to make it happen. Of course, everyone can think about other things, because everyone perceives the goals of their life in different ways. To achieve the dream you want, you have to be extremely determined. Dreams are the basis for how people take action. How does it do this? It's easy. It's easy. People visualize the outcome of their efforts and pursuits and that is what motivates them. Therefore, the role of dreams in human life is truly enormous. Everybody dreams of their desires. The main thing about dreams, however, is that they allow us to keep moving forward. Be open, fight, and never let up. If you feel that all the odds are against and hands are dropping and hands are slamming, there's an option to take a second breath - go to a movie where the most desired fantasies come to life. Watch movies online has collected many such films. These films will inspire you to believe in the power of God. We all love to watch films with a surprising plot, fascinating, captivating characters, and stunning visuals. But if you ask what film that has stayed in your mind for the rest of time how would you answer? I love the film "Where Dreams Go. It's a psychological movie and deeply emotional. I was stunned by the tragic end of the principal character. She lost everything she valued including her husband and what she believed were her most valuable possessions. I believe that she is understood only by those who are grieving the loss of their nearest and dearest. According to the diary of the woman, it was a suicide that was triggered due to the fact that she had to undergo compulsory treatment in a psychiatric institution. This would have taken away her control over her own life. The heroine stated prior to her death "I have no one I can say goodbye to, you're dead, as are your children, and I do not have anyone to say goodbye to ..."." What was also unusual was that the angel in heaven saw what his wife painted on canvases during her life. The film was a lot intense in its focus on perception. My mind was taken up by images of a gorgeous, blooming paradise and a gloomy rough hell. When I first saw the picture of the main character ascending via an "elevator", I was stunned to see the entire field packed with people seeking assistance. This film demonstrates once again that it is important to possess a vision, be convinced of something, and then take action to realize your goals.