“Dreams come true with patience. Take your time.”

“Beyond your fear, beyond your hesitation, beyond your doubt, your dreams are waiting. They have been waiting all along for you to begin your journey towards them. If you want to reach your dreams, you have to move beyond a place of fear.”

“Be the leader of your life. Dream it, do it, and live it all in your own way.”

“Dream at the beginning of the day and you won’t regret at the day’s end.”

“Let time be a motivator to start living your dreams now.”

“You walk around your life with a “no” on your lips, ready to spill out the moment an opportunity is revealed. That “no” has rested there so long that you hardly even recognize its presence. The moment you see the possibility your fear kicks in, opens your mouth, and before you know it, you’ve sent out your rejection. Sure, that “no” has helped you on some occasions but on others, it simply hasn’t. When your dreams come around, you push them away. When change is in the air, you hold your breath. When hope is shining bright, you close the curtains. Though you may not have realised it that “no” has been ruling your life; it has been sitting at your side encouraging all your decisions. Maybe it’s time to say yes to your dreams.”

“The world is filled with abandoned dreams don’t add to the pile.”

“My dream is to create this life not consume it.”

“Stay focused. Not every distraction is a worthy detour.”

“All either of us needed was the right dream.”

“We must work together on a common vision and a common goal.”

“Do all the work while you still have strength.”

“Once she’d graduated from Ever After High, she’d open her own chain of bakeries. She’d publish cookbooks and create an entire line of gourmet treats under her label, Ginger’s Goodies. By sharing her talents on a larger scale, she’d help make the world a happier place. For Ginger Breadhouse believed, with every ounce, gram, and sprinkle of her soul, that good food was one of the secret ingredients to happiness. Whether in times of celebration or sadness, beautifully prepared goodies had the power to bring people together.”