I always think of Be Like That as the cautionary tale of excessive dreaming and a commentary on what happens when we constantly compare ourselves to others. I've spent entirely too many years doing this instead of just chasing what I wanted in life. In doing this, I've missed out on so many opportunities to do great things because they weren't the greater things I thought other people were doing. As a person with cerebral palsy since birth, I've fallen into the trap of wanting to be someone else, a lot. Therefore, Be Like That has special meaning for me. Don't live in your dreams or anyone elses, make your own beautiful reality.