“You have to be burning with an idea or a problem or a wrong that you want to right.”
— Ray Bradbury
Simplified Meaning:
If you want to achieve something big or important, you need to feel passionate about it. Think of it like this: imagine a person who sees that there's a lot of trash in their neighborhood park. They feel very strongly that the park should be clean so kids can play safely. This strong feeling, almost like a fire inside them, pushes them to organize a community clean-up event. They talk to their neighbors, gather supplies, and spend their weekend picking up litter. Because they cared so much about the problem, they were willing to put in the hard work to fix it. This idea can apply to many situations in life. If you see an injustice or a problem that really bothers you, that intense feeling can give you the energy and determination to make a change. For example, if you notice that animals in your area are mistreated, your compassion and anger might lead you to volunteer at shelters or advocate for better animal protection laws. When you are truly passionate about something, it's easier to stay motivated and take action.
