Hello there, how are you doing today? I hope you are doing very well and that your day is going well too.
Life is a journey, and everyone on this journey has a part to play in their success in life. You may not have what you are supposed to have, but trust me, that cannot be an excuse not to do what you are supposed to do.
At times, life can be so unfair to you, and at that, you may feel like giving up on yourself or what you are doing, but encouraging yourself can also help you push on.
If anyone wants to become great in life, that person needs to go through a lot to become strong in life, and it is very true to say that the challenges you see later are always greater than the ones you see now, so it is very pertinent to be strong by what you are seeing today so that when a greater challenge comes later in life, you will be able to face it and overcome it too.
At the beginning of this year, I learned about human relations, and that has helped me in my life's journey.
That lesson transformed me and made the most of me.
Before then, I just wanted to be alone and do my things on my own because of the experiences I had.
People usually betray me, so I do not want to associate myself with people anymore. So when I attended a conference and learned how to relate to people and how to trust them, my mind was transformed to know how to associate with people without any fear of betrayal.
This helped me during my stay in school, as I did not lack most of the things I needed.
There were times people stepped in to help me run around for something, and there were times people stood in for me so that I would do other things.
The gift of men is the greatest gift to have as a human, because this would help you achieve many things in a small space of time.
Meeting people and talking to them also helped me improve how I operate on Hive, thanks to all my mentors on this platform.
They check on me from time to time to see how I am doing, and I also ask them questions regarding my growth in the hive.
I never succeeded on my own; I stood on people's shoulders to stand tall.