Work Hard To Let Your Dreams Come True Analysis

"work hard to let your dreams come true". This is the most important sentence from many people around the world. But not only in the United States of America people are following their dreams. This also is usual in Great Britain. But above all this, is it always successful to give anything to reach your goals? In the following I am trying to find some answers to this question. First of all, the movie Billy Elliot shall display a good example for my question. Growing up in the eighties in Great Britain, the eleven years old boy Billy Elliot lives in a little town, where most of the people were miners. His absolute dream is becoming a professional ballet dancer. To reach his goals he is taking much struggle upon himself. Whereas Billy Elliot

Secondly, there is the business world which often does not see the potential in Muslim women. As a consequence, starting a job is not easy for Muslim women. But they are strong believing in themselves with much confidence and stamina. Therefore, they free themselves from the traditions to reach modernity and success. But is all this dreaming successful? Billy Elliot fights for his dream, although, his father does not allow him to dance. But he has a dancing teacher who strongly believes in Billy's talent. As a result of the prohibitions, the dancing lessons are secret. Billy still has no money because his father and brother only are miners in the coal mines. Also, they are striking against the closing of the mines and do not earn money as a consequence. But Billy practices a lot an becomes better at dancing. As his father sees his ambitions and talent he changes his mind and allows him to take part in a competition for a dancing school. Therefore, he resumes his work again to finance Billie's dream. At the end of the film Billy Elliot is a successful ballet dancer and has all pride and support from his