Life may be not that smooth as we move forward and sometimes
we feel: "Oh! I can't take it anymore" and sometimes situation and
surroundings may force us to just quit in Life.
Have you ever gone through such a situation where you are
doing all that you are supposed to do, but still struggling to just get along
with.Then Let me tell you, all that you are going through in Life is not there to
destroy you but take you to a new and higher level which you would have never
thought of living, when things were going as smooth as you thought.
During those tough times, try spending time with positive
people and also have a lonely time where you can Speak to yourself and
encourage yourself that this problem which I am facing right now is not there
to destroy me but is there to take me to a another high level in life which
even, I never Dreamt to have.
Bill gates one statement goes like this : "I failed in
some subjects in exam,but my friend passed in all. Now he is an engineer in
Microsoft and I am the owner of Microsoft."
Just think if Bill also passed in engineering,Like His friend
then Bill also would have been limited in His mind to work in a company just
like His friend did. But because in Life, He went through such a situation, He
thought in a different way and went to be the Founder of Microsoft.
I am not saying Go and just fail in Exams; But I am do saying
that, Nothing in life ends, Unless you Give it up;
So see life in a different way, these problems which you are
facing is not to destroy you or break you, but is there to build you and push
you into the destiny in which you were designed to operate.
We are here to influence and challenge a culture and a Lifestyle
and live a life that is being a blessing to thousands and millions of people.
Always remember " All things in Life, Works for our
Good."
So have a smile on your face, failures or problems never
define you but what you define about yourself is what really matters.
Have a Great Day!
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