This is weekly Engagement, week 141 of the Hive Ghana community and I welcome you all to my blog. How are you all doing, hope our weekend is going well as planned. Mine was very pleasant as it was party after party馃お馃お.I want to share with you all the EARLY LESSONS that life has thought me.
One important lessons I wish I had known earlier in life is that nothing good comes easy. Many valuable things in life requires patience, sacrifice, and a lot of hard work. If I had understood this earlier, I believe my choices and mindsets would have been very different.
Growing up, I had the dream of becoming a nurse. But because I did not have the financial support I needed from my family, I eventually gave up on that dream. At that time, I felt discouraged and believed that without support it would be impossible to achieve my goal. But life later taught me a powerful lesson, that life is the survival of the fittest. Those who keep pushing forward despite challenges are the ones that eventually reach their goals.
If I had known this earlier, I would have struggled harder and refused to give up on my dream. I would have believe more in my ability to overcome obstacles. That realization has changed the way I now approach life. Whenever I want something, I go for it regardless of the difficulties that may stand my way.
Because of this lesson, I always encouraged my children and other young people around me not to give up on their dreams. I constantly remind them that challenges are part of life, and not the end of life. I encourage them to stay committed to their dreams, and it has been wonderful to see that many of them are beginning to achieve the things they once think is unattainable.
If I could give advice to my younger self, I would just give myself a simple and direct advice. "If you can dream it, you can achieve it," simple. Believe in yourself, work hard, and never allow temporary difficulties to make you abandon your dreams. Sometimes the greatest success comes after the toughest struggles.
What about you, do you have any Early Lessons that life has thought you that you would want to share, please do, because I will love to read through.
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