Argumentative Essay On Bruno Mars

During childhood, children are told to dream big and to never let anything get in the way of their dreams. Children often dream about being a singer, actor/actress, dancer, etc. Some studies have proven that it is better for children to dream big rather than to live in reality.

Bruno Mars was only six years old when he made his first national TV performance as the youngest Elvis Presley impersonator on the Arsenio Hall show, but for many more years, it was his only performance. When Mars was in his early twenty's he got an offer to do a song with Travie Mccoy and Mars agreed. The song " I wanna be a billionaire" was a major hit, after becoming famous Mars said in an interview "when I did the song I only had two dollars to my name". During

the interview, Mars also claimed that he almost gave up but he didn't, it only made him work harder to achieve his dream/goal. If Bruno Mars had given up and lived a simpler life rather than to dream big and achieve his dream where would he be today as an artist?

Although living in reality may seem more practical dreaming big will challenge and push you to achieve your goal, it will benefit you in multiple ways in the long run. To accomplish goals and work harder you must dream big.