How and why you need to be the best version of yourself !
Life is a novel of emotions, challenges, and surprises. Its chapters don’t always narrate the delightful story, nor the dark. The firm lesson that we realize at the finishing line is,
“Most are experience,
Few are permanent.”
The prospect of you seeing the situation in front is a superior key to the answer for it. When you get dumped by work, you feel hectic. It isn’t the work that seems vibrant. The way you see it makes you frantic. They give the task or situation to you only since you can handle it. But remember,
“Challenges are not sent to break you;
Challenges are sent to mold you up.”
Born with immense care and love, raised with thoughts of life and pushed into experiments to learn things. Who am I?
Well, that’s ourselves. As a child, we used to play, fall, and get up with great strength to move ahead. This is the firm lesson for many situations in life that we realize later. The most powerful person who can withstand all situations is ourselves.
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.”
-Steve Jobs
Here are some ground rules of the best life
- Believe in you
When you don’t believe that I can then, no one believes either. Before getting started, believe that you are going to make the best out of it.
Believe in you
Because your voice is important,
Because your dreams matter,
Because there is only one you,
Because you are worth it.
- Be the king
To be the king predominately know yourself, discover what you know? What do you love? What are your priorities? Find the answers to build the empire. Live your choices and decide by whole heart, but don’t rely on other’s choices.
“Be you to enjoy the best version of yourself.”
- Build the right circle
Get surrounded by people with a positive vibe and aspiring thoughts. This would trigger up to keep giving your best always.
“It doesn’t matter how much you solve a problem in life.
What matters is you are solving it are not?”
To see the best in you, lay the best paths with positivity, and walk in with confidence.
-S.Manishma
