All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them.

The line frames achievement as a two-part equation: imagination supplies the goal (“dreams”), but moral and practical resolve (“courage”) supplies the motion that turns aspiration into reality. It reflects a characteristically American, self-help-inflected optimism—success is presented as broadly available, contingent less on luck than on persistence in the face of fear, risk, and discouragement. Read in the Disney orbit, it also functions as a credo for creative entrepreneurship: daring to attempt the improbable (new stories, new technologies, new parks) is what makes “magic” materialize. The quote’s popularity stems from its simple, motivational causality and its invitation to agency.