Quite often, I observe a lot of people struggling to achieve something great, something that will change the way they live their normal ordinary lives, something that will change the way others think about them. Usually, the outcomes vary but it always ends up benefitting them in ways they couldn't have imagined.These days, the idea of success is based on how huge the outcome is in no relevance to the input. Most of us assume that we're only successful if we've achieved what we've been working so hard for but it's not all about the end result. Every step we take towards something we're passionate about, big or small is an achievement. It could be something as little as getting out of bed when you thought you couldn't or as big as accomplishing your monthly or yearly goals.
Often times, it becomes a task to even consider the small failures as something that help build our success story because we're convinced that success has to be this picture-perfect ending with absolutely no drawbacks. But truth be told if we don't face some difficulties along the way, we'll probably not value our goal to its actual worth.
All those motivational and inspirational people we hear and meet started off thinking they weren't capable of any of it but through setbacks, they built their success stories which seem so out of reach but so easily achievable for all of us if we put in all that we've got and trust it will work out for the better. Every one of us has our own time and one day, all the problems we faced will start to make sense and give a clear indication that eventually, whatever happens, happens for the best because, at the end of the day, it's the small steps that build up the bigger picture.
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