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Analysis Of How To Achieve The American Dream

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Is the American Dream a goal that is alive or dead? The American dream is living a life full of happiness and being successful due from the individual has achieved through hard work and dedication. Furthermore, gaining this state is life accomplishment that is wanted by all people by it is perceived as a perfect life. The controversy contradicts the the validity of the American Dream being done with the amount limited opportunities that is offered. There is also the ability to make it happen, today 's society is full of diverse people and each person has a limitation. Moreover, speaking for those people they can 't achieve the American Dream with disabilities or even life situations. The American Dream is only a possibility for those willing …show more content…

In today’s society, the normal day to day attitude of a person can be very pessimistic and that makes them differ from those who are very optimistic. Being a optimistic person gives the advantage to think that their dreams will come true and that with every hardship that is summoned upon them a chance of opportunity. Moreover, this would bring the outcome of having that drive to be successful and being pleased with the process. In a research by Darrin Donelly, “How to Achieve the American Dream”, looks at the 7 factors that a person must have to be fortuitous in the dream. Donelly argued, “those who regularly attend religious services make more money, tend to be healthier, and report being happier about life than those who don’t.”, this implies having faith transforms a person 's morals through believing in themselves and for that it is hard to get due to the cruel negative surroundings; Through faith, anything is possible. This argument that the fighting hope for the American Dream is gone is actually false and what is dead is the persons motive to be …show more content…

This survey proves the american dream is a achievable for everyone no matter the social class you come from based off the statistics of 51% saying it represents both on coming from lower class to a secure middle class or middle class to high

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