I find myself amidst a hopeful crowd, witnessing Martin Luther King Jr. deliver his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech in 1963. Overwhelmed by the historic moment, I wake up with the echoes of his words in my heart, reminding me that dreams can come true.

I stood in front of a large audience, unable to deliver an important speech as the words on my papers became a jumbled mess, leaving me feeling unprepared and humiliated. As the audience's whispers turned to jeers, I crumbled to the floor, overwhelmed by the sense of failure and disappointment.

I experienced intense anxiety and embarrassment while attempting to deliver a speech in front of a large audience filled with familiar faces. Overwhelmed by my inability to speak and read my speech, I was on the verge of collapsing before waking up, feeling immense relief that it was just a dream.