There’s always going to be dreams and goals I have, but I never really tell people what they are.

Banks frames ambition as something partly private: she expects to keep having new dreams and goals, but chooses not to announce them. The remark suggests a strategy of protecting plans from outside pressure, premature judgment, or the distortions that come with public expectation—especially relevant for a celebrity whose intentions are constantly scrutinized. It also implies a preference for letting results speak rather than making promises, and for maintaining an inner space of motivation that remains self-directed. In this view, discretion is not a lack of ambition but a way of sustaining it.