Prologue.

'The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails. Furthermore, it's the stiffest tree that shatters under the wrath of the winds, while the bamboo and willows endure by bending towards where the wind flows.'

A child is born, grows up and haves dreams. To a child, everything is possible with enough effort but as age increases, optimism is turned to realism as the child grows to an adult and realizes that after some time, we all have to wake up.

At some point, we have to just throw caution to the wind and flow with it.