» said Eleanor Roosevelt. After all, to believe is to succeed. “Dreams come true. Without this possibility, nature would not encourage us to have them,” argues John Updike. Through hard work and responsibility, dreams, unleashed by reason, can become what will be tomorrow. In fact, successful people have been or still are dreamers. Henry Ford's dream was that every American family could own a car. Originally, cars were built by hand and were very expensive. Starting with a clear plan, Ford turned his dreams into goals. By following his plan and investing his time and money, Ford made his dream a reality. His creation of the assembly line made cars accessible to everyone. He kept his eyes on his goal and moved steadily forward, because “obstacles are those scary things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.” Babe Ruth's dream was even bigger. He dreamed of hitting a home run every chance he got. He didn't care about striking out or getting a single, a double, a tr...

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