“A lot of people are afraid to say what they want. That’s why they don’t get what they want.” This statement tends to be extremely controversial because everyone has his/her own beliefs and methods to reach success. Even so, let’s consider if one can benefit from saying what he/she really wants. To start with, neurologists claim that thoughts are material. A thought is the first step on the way to the fulfillment of our wish. It may gain strength while running in our head. As a result, we either become acquire confidence in it or give up all hope. Though, it is a borderline intention, when we give mouth to the thought. And the intention in its turn is already half the work. Furthermore telling our wish can make us stronger in achieving it. Secondly, have you ever receive some things you had wanted with all your heart as gifts for you birthday, haven’t you? Am I sure that it is for the reason that your friends have appeared to be attentive to your words and desires, exceptionally to that ones you had given mouth to? The situation is the same with any other your idea or plan. In case you say your wish to somebody, tomorrow it may occur that he or she will meet someone who will be able to help you in realization of your dream. It’s just an example of how everything can happen. There are plenty of possible variants. Doing so, you apparently increase your chances of success. Nevertheless some people are afraid to be laughed at and to seem to look ridiculous. Others have a fear of being put the evil eye on. But there goes one brilliant saying “It’s better to be envied than pitied”. In conclusion I should say that he who doesn’t let his thoughts out of his brain is unlikely to establish relations with the world. He may even not gain confidence in what he really wants. When people are afraid to say their ambitions, it’s a signal that they aren’t sure that their plans will come true. But what realization without assurance… and hard work of course :-)