A BEAUTIFUL STRUGGLE

Even minuscule progress is progress at the end of the day. So, it’s important to take baby steps when trying to fulfill a larger vision.

It’s important that we cherish what we have every single day. Especially our mental and physical health.

You can draw inspiration from everyone and anyone. You can see that everyone has something to offer of value.

When you are going out on a grand trip, think about all the tiny things that need to happen in order to make it a reality.

Make your own decision. Don’t be afraid to make the inevitable mistakes. That’s what helps you learn for the future.

Words are the trigger for everything. They are what make you move mountains.

No need to reminisce about the past. Nor worry too much about the distant future. Just take it one step at a time.

Look at this great, big, beautiful world full of possibilities and seize it while it comes.

This society is not perfect by any stretch of the means. But, we all are out there trying our best.

We can see the goodness in life and use that as motivation to give back a little bit more.

When there is a peak, there will inevitably be a valley. That is the essence of life.

When we come under stress, that is the perfect moment to remind ourselves to practice and be grateful.

Even through challenges. You can see the sun shining thru the clouds.

Sometimes, periods of struggle can liven you up and make you a tougher person in life.

I will try to embrace everything with open arms. Because the challenges that come can help shape me into a better individual.

There’s something comforting about being ordinary. About being simply another guy. About doing just enough to get by.

There are billions and billions of unique perspectives on the world today.

I have so many people in my life that have contributed towards my well-being both directly and indirectly that I am truly humbled.

There didn’t seem to be a standard on how to measure winning or losing. You would make up your own standard and your own game to play.

At least I gave it my all even during times of distress. I took risks. I failed many times. And I am better off for it.