I know there were days that you felt hopeless and got tired of trying to reach the goal, but have you not said you'll stay positive? You said you'll be fine and you can handle any obstacles that may come your way.
I believed you when you said that and I never expected to see you loosing hope. Where is the person who never fails to wear a smile every time? What happened to the one whose faith is so strong?
Believing in what you can do and in what you want to achieve is probably enough to keep you going. You just need to remember who you are and why you started on that journey.
Maybe you've been influenced by others or you might have expected quick results. I'd say it's not bad to expect but anything too much is not healthy. You dream big so expect that the journey won't be easy.
You'll face many obstacles and roads that may or may not lead you to the right direction. Life will test your strengths and weaknesses to let you know who can you become; a person who accepted defeat or a person who withstand trials.
It is not enough to know what your dreams are. These obstacles you're facing will harness your character and potential depending on how you respond to them. Have you not said you'll be fine? I guess you're not.
Can I see that smile again? Nothing is too late and anyone can start anew. You can begin again, try to make things right and not feel hopeless. Everyone has their own starting point, yours is just beginning.
"Your mind is a powerful thing. When you fill it with positive thoughts, your life will start to change." -
We see a lot of people striving so hard to reach their dreams, going to better schools to harness both their knowledge and skills, taking up special courses of what they are passionate about, and spending almost half of their life to get them prepared for life after school.
If that's how we build ourselves, why do we still encounter people who give up halfway and feel hopeless? Is the knowledge not enough? Should've we spent more time in schools?
I would say, knowledge and skills can be learned in institutions for learning but the wisdom to stay true to who you are cannot. A person may or may not already have it. However, it can be developed through experience and interaction. The environment and the people around you can help you grow into a wisdom full person.
Do you believe when someone says, "I'll be fine"? Why do you think people get to feel hopeless?
