Some people don't burn out... but lose faith in their dreams. ✍🏻

🤔 Because in an age when the world is accelerating, we may unconsciously forget our own "dreams." Some people do not burn out... but lose faith in their dreams. "Finding something that is missing by many may be exchanged for many things, both in terms of time, resources, so that sometimes we forget things and travel to find the missing things or follow our dreams. Because sometimes the missing things may be confidence in our own hearts and faith in dreams. A wonderful shop for people who do not stop dreaming. 2 When finding a lost customer, this play will take us to explore the customer. What is the reason why customers who close their eyes to a world have to visit and buy their dreams to complete their dreams? Let's go back and explore this feeling and find out at the same time.

🖋️ Review: Peni, a regular employee who works at the Daller Loan department store for a year, has become more familiar with the various working systems within the mall, whether it be the scales that measure customers' needs or the Dream Pay system that pays for their dreams. But after Peni worked for a while, she saw that many of the regular customers were gone, not frequenting the mall again. Some of them left complaints to help solve the problem, some of them disappeared without a trace. Peni volunteered to find out why these customers disappeared and didn't come back. Use the service at the mall. What are the main reasons? There are many real reasons why we can read and ask questions: Sometimes we rush to follow what we aim for and what we dream too much, or compare ourselves to others to make us tired and want to stop doing it.

📖 This book is a sequel to The Wonderful Shop for People Never Stop Dreaming, which after reading feels that it is still the right book for today's world, where we have too much pressure on our lives to neglect ourselves and our hearts. We choose to eat the success of others and set it as our standard that we have to achieve it. Our dreams must be fulfilled ASAP. But in fact, all humans have differences, past, present, future, thoughts, reading in each age, experiences that each person has not the same, and these are the five things we got from this sequel.

1. Don't stop dreaming and make it come true, but there will be times when we feel tired. Stop dreaming sometimes. It's okay. Let us understand, not judge, put pressure on ourselves. So we can "rest" to start a new dream path. Teach us the value of rest.

2. The despair of people from disappointed expectations makes us feel pain, which many customers who have disappeared do not visit the dream mall because they want to shut themselves away from disappointment. Peni gives people a new meaning. "Dreams are not forbidden, they succeed, they fail naturally. It is saying that we have a feeling, a heart, let's keep doing it."

3. Big dreams are not wrong, but small dreams can be fulfilled, even if it is a small thing that does not have to be big, just make you happy enough. Smile for happiness.

4. Be a sincere listener. Our world has a wide range of listeners. Some listen to comment, some listen to retaliate. But in fact, we all just need someone to listen attentively and understand us. Be by our side. Embrace us, which is currently extremely rare. May everyone find someone to listen to us very sincerely.

5. Don't rush all the time, live slowly. At present, we are stuck with success, expectations, dreams, so much that the world accelerates us to run rather than walk. This book is like a hand on our shoulder and says to us, "It's okay. Take a break. My dream will always wait here."

Finally, let's say, "Believe in yourself that we can do it." Peni teaches us to be convinced that everything we can do, we just don't know, but we don't know. We just find out more, but if we don't believe we can, we can't do it. Believe that we can, we can do it.

Have fun reading, sir. 👏

Writing: Emee Ye

Translation: Nianda, ideal time

Publisher: Bibli

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