If you're anything like me, you're probably feeling pretty overwhelmed right now. The world is a big, scary place and it's easy to feel like we're just tiny little specks in the grand scheme of things. But I'm here to tell you that it's important to keep going. Every day may not be perfect, but as long as we try our best and help others along the way, we can make a difference. So don't give up! You are powerful and capable of making positive changes in this world. Just remember to be kind to yourself and others, and always keep moving forward.

1. Encouraging

2. I. Vision
1. Defintion
2. Differencesbetween goalandvision
3. Howtohaveavision
II. Theconstraintsofsociety
1. Defintion
2. Highlights
3. Rebel
III. PlanB
1. Definition
2. Negativeeffect
IV. Inspiring examples

3. Vision
1. Defintion
2. Differences between goal and
vision
3. How to have a vision

4. Vision
1. Definition
Vision is an image you have on your mind of
something you want to achieve in your life.

5.  “Think Big, believe Big, love Big and expect Big!”-- Professor Nacer
 “Without our great unlimited dreams we can't survive in similar
circumstances,”-- Professor Aicha Mohamed
 “If you set your goals ridiculously high and it's a failure, you will fail above
everyone else's success.” -- James Cameron

6. 2) Differences between goals and vision
vision
 A vision is an end in itself.
 long-term
 Limitless
 Wisdom or imagination
 Can‘t be understood by others
Goals
 Action-oriented that need to produce
results
 Short-term.
 limited
 Realistic
 Aim or Target
 Can be understood by others

7. Goals help attaining the vision.

8. 3. How to have a vision
 Work to resolve old wounds.
 Explore your passion and talents.
 Spend time with people who inspire you,
 Don’t limit yourself.

9. Ask yourself these questions :
 When you die, what would you want people to say and remember about you ?
 What kinds of people do you want to be surrounded by?
 What do you wish you could change about the world? What could you contribute
to the world that would make you feel proud and content?
 Who are you? Who do you want to be?
 How bad do you want it ?

10. Work hard to achieve your
vision.
Ignore what people say.

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12. 1. Definition:
 We use the term social constraints to refer to the social behaviors and attributes
that influence the sustainability of an implemented design project within a
community.
 Social constraints means restrictions or compulsions imposed by society, these
constraints are backed by organized social authority.

13. 2. Highlights:
 They restrict our freedom in ways that are difficult to fight against.
 They kill dreams and slaughter ambitions.
 They prevent us from looking out the window, and thinking beyond the average.
 They trigger our minds into believing into the " live deadly then die" concept.
 They steal every last breath of inventiveness in us.
 They limit our minds in order to be ordinary.

14. 3. Rebel:
 Set your spirit and mind free.
 Think widely and look beyond the average.
 Never settle for the society's expectations.
 Don't try to fit in it's standards.
 Don't be afraid of being extraordinary.
 Do what you love without shame.

15. Consistency and average
 “If you try to be consistent, you tie yourself to rock and you restrict your movements! Don’t do this! Let
all the paths be reachable without any obstacles! Free yourself from the consistency!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan
 " “Consistency is the hallmark of the unimaginative.”
― Oscar Wilde
 “Consistency is contrary to nature, contrary to life. The only completely consistent people are the dead.”
― Aldous Huxley, Do What You Will: Twelve Essays

16. Plan B
1. Defintion
Source : Dictionary.com Source : Merriam-webster.com
Source : Cambridge

17. Impracticable
Should faill
Preferred method faill.

18.  Plan B is
 Distraction
 Weakness
 Survival method
 Undefinitive
People, who have Plan, are looking forward surviving.
They are ignoring success

19. Roryv Aden

20. There’s no reason to
have a Plan B
because it distracts
from Plan A
-- Will Smith

21. Stories to be
inspired by
To rise from the ashes

22. Howard Schultz
The owner of Starbucks
 “I knew the people on the other side had more resources,
more money, happier families. And for some reasons, I don’t
know why or how, I wanted to climb over that fence and
achieve something beyond what people were saying was
possible.”

23. Oprah Winfrey
The first African-American
television correspondent in
the state
 “The biggest adventure you can ever
take is to live the life of your dreams.”

24. J.K. Rowling
A writer
 “It is impossible to live without failing
at something, unless you live so
cautiously that you might as well not
have lived at all—in which case, you
fail by default.”

25. Leonardo Del Vecchio
The founder of Luxoticca
 " The values of life are most important"

26. Steve Harvey
A comedian
 “The number one cause of
failure in this country is the
fear of failure.”

27. Dear friends, brothers, and sisters!
Your life is your decision. Don’t let
anybody steal this decision from you.
GO AND MAKE THE BEST
DECISION EVER.

28. Sucess is not average
Sucess is other side of pain

29. Webography:
 https://harappa.education/harappa-diaries/vision-mission-and-goals
 https://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/300-motivational-quotes-to-inspire-you-to-achieve-your-
dreams.html
 https://yourstory.com/2016/08/difference-between-goals-vision/amp
 https://askanydifference.com/difference-between-vision-and-goal/
 https://www.allprodad.com/10-ways-to-set-a-vision-for-your-life/
 https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbx1h5FFjV7/
 What is social constraint in sociology? (askinglot.com)
 Overcoming Constraints of Society Expectations - EntreLaunch
 the constraints of society (able2know.org)
 What is meant by social constraints? Are constraints of any kind necessary for enjoying freedom?
from Political Science Freedom Class 11 CBSE (zigya.com)
 Consistency Quotes (258 quotes) (goodreads.com)