He leaned back, meeting Henry's gaze squarely. "The truth is, common people don't have that luxury. ? They're working nine-to-five, sometimes two or three jobs just to survive in the city. They don't have the luxury to sit around and daydream about some 'vision.'
Their only concern is paying the bills, putting food on the table, keeping a roof overhead, and somehow covering their loans and mortgages. If you don't even know where your next meal is coming from, what good is a castle in the clouds?"
"For them, ambition doesn't mean chasing some distant dream. It means getting through the month without collapsing under debt. You can't tell someone working two jobs just to keep the lights on that they should be inspired by castles in the sky. They don't care. They can't afford to. If you don't even know where your next meal is coming from, what good is a castle in the clouds?"
