Dreaming about the U.S.

I do not believe in the American dream.  Previously, the U.S. was not on my list of countries that I want to visit. I love medieval cities with historic charm. However, I am a professional working in tourism and I think that learning English will greatly increase my professionalism. So, I started thinking: What is the leading country that speaks this language? What is the main reason so many people study English? All my answers led me to the U.S. I have now concluded that although I do not believe in the American dream, it does not mean that it does not exist. I have an adventurous soul and my main goal has always been to travel the world, write stories of my adventures, photograph every place and every memory.
I am realistic. Where I live there are not many opportunities for advancement. There are few who graduate from university. In my country we as a black spot are always branded as poor, illiterate and miserable. They forget that we also have dreams. Unfortunately for me, where I live you cannot have big dreams if you do not have opportunities. Nobody gives me opportunities to continue studying or to find a good job, despite my academic excellence, so I have decided to make my own opportunities.  I will not stay to see my dreams die. I could not earn a scholarship to study English, so I decided to work hard, save money, and go to the U.S. to learn English. I do not mind being alone in a country where I do not know anyone nor have any family. As long as my dreams and I are together, nothing will stop me.