Persevere for dreams

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Everybody has got a dream, regardless of how big or how small. Some individuals want to be rich and famous; others just have that dream of seeing their favorite band live. Greg Sestero’s dream was simple, he just wanted to do what he loved, act. His entire life he attempted to pursue this dream, never giving up, and one day he caught what seemed to be a lucky break. A man named Tommy Wisaeu opened an acting door for him. He offered Greg an unnamed sum of money for a simple task, act in his film. Greg did not care about the money; he just wanted his name out there so he took the deal. Little did he know he would be put through grueling hours of work and pain to have to be a part of this film. And even though he considered quitting more times than countable, he stuck through it. Not for the money, not to get his name out there like he once wanted to, but to finish what he had put his blood, sweat, and tears in to. And even though the flick turned out to be one of the worst of all time, he was still proud of what he did and what he went through. Through his perseverance he did something other people could possibly never do. Perseverance of can help a person chase their dreams, finish a harsh, unwanted task, and make them successful.
As I stated before, everyone has got a dream, even I. I want to be a director, not necessarily a good one or successful one, I just want to tell the stories written on the inside of my brain to people and hope they like them. Without perseverance, I would have no chance at taking this future plan head on. Even if it is the tiniest dream a common folk could fathom, like eating at a burger joint for the first time. If they lack the energy to take on this vision, then it will never get done and they will g...

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...dened person through whatever they are put through. Constantly giving up and not pushing to get things done will not be a good ethic to have and will only cause failure in whatever they set out to do. Persevering, setting a goal, and getting it done will not give an amazing sense of work and what needs to be done, but a great sense of what they must do to survive in this constantly changing world.

Works Cited

Lucas, Scott. "Interview: Greg Sestero Recounts Making 'The Room'—'The Greatest Bad Movie Ever Made'" Chicagoist. Gothamist LLC., 30 Sept. 2013. Web. 05 Mar. 2014.
Jacobson, Scott. "Wiseau's Folly: Greg Sestero and Tom Bissell's "The Disaster Artist"" Www.lareviewofbooks.org. Los Angeles Review of Books, 31 Oct. 2013. Web. 05 Mar. 2014.
Sestero, Greg, and Tom Bissell. The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside The Room. N.p.: Simon and Schuster, 2013. Print.

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