1. They’re your  brain child. It’s a natural instinct for nature to protect its own. Living things love and bond with their offsprings. Why not you with your dear dreams. Basically, dreams need endearment and care as if they are new-born babies. Examined, looked after and fed (with inspiration), dreams can do wonders. Dreams can come true. 2. They are vulnerable. Care for them, they can get hurt or die. “At conception, dreams are fragile. They can easily varnish away and be nothing,” points out International Leadership expert, John C. Maxwell. Once born, the child is helpless, so is a dream. Criticism, cynicism and fear are ready to take it down not to mention mockery and feelings of inadequacy and procrastination. So, pal, guard your great dream against this. When it comes to babies, they are not supposed to randomly be outside of a house/building for about a month. Where I come from the baby is not exposed to crowds of more than 50 people until 2 years old. What could I be implyi...