Let’s be honest — life doesn’t always go according to plan.
If I don’t raise enough money to buy my dream Porsche, it’s not the end of the world. Sure, it would be nice to hit the target, but I’m not going to cry into my steering wheel (which, at this point, will still belong to my regular car).

This campaign is meant to be fun. It’s a little crazy, definitely unusual, and 100% honest.

I don’t want to spend my time thinking about what happens if I fail.
I’d rather spend it figuring out how to make it happen.

It’s About Trying, Not Worrying

I don’t want to spend my time thinking about what happens if I fail.
I’d rather spend it figuring out how to make it happen.

That’s why I’m focusing on the positives:

And even though this isn’t the “most humanitarian” cause in history, it might just be the most transparent.

Small donations can add up in surprising ways.

Complete strangers on the internet have been known to fund far crazier dreams.

The Reality Check

I have a well-paid job in my country, and I work hard for a living. But let’s face it — buying a Porsche through “normal” work and savings just isn’t in the cards for everyone. We’re not all born into fortune, blessed with business genius, or given the perfect break in life.

So instead, I came up with this unusual, fun idea:
Why not try a lighthearted donation campaign? At worst, people get a laugh. At best… I’m driving a Porsche.

The Backup Plan

If I don’t reach my goal? Well… I guess I’ll just have to buy a toy Porsche model and park it proudly on my desk. It may not have a roaring flat-six engine, but at least it won’t need insurance.

Why It’s Still Worth It

This campaign isn’t just about the money. It’s about seeing how far a crazy, honest idea can go.
It’s about people coming together for something that makes them smile, even if it’s not life-changing in the traditional sense.

So if you’ve read this far, you already know: the real “goal” here is to have fun, share a laugh, and maybe — just maybe — make a childhood dream come true.