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I think it was educator, Napoleon Hill, who said that one's biggest victories usually happen one step beyond a massively devastating defeat. It's almost as if Life is checking us out, asking us THE question: "How badly do you want it?"
The story I am going to relate to you was, for this 12 year old, soul shaking and without a doubt, demoralising. The perfect opportunity to tuck tail between legs and scamper home to safety. But I didn't do that. And my sticking it out made all the difference...back then when it happened...and even today. I carry it like a badge of honour. And whenever I need to remind myself who I am, I retell the story...to myself, to my kids, to whomever will listen.
It's a simple story, an accessible story, and maybe one you can relate to. Only one way to find out...thanks for listening.
By NormanI think it was educator, Napoleon Hill, who said that one's biggest victories usually happen one step beyond a massively devastating defeat. It's almost as if Life is checking us out, asking us THE question: "How badly do you want it?"
The story I am going to relate to you was, for this 12 year old, soul shaking and without a doubt, demoralising. The perfect opportunity to tuck tail between legs and scamper home to safety. But I didn't do that. And my sticking it out made all the difference...back then when it happened...and even today. I carry it like a badge of honour. And whenever I need to remind myself who I am, I retell the story...to myself, to my kids, to whomever will listen.
It's a simple story, an accessible story, and maybe one you can relate to. Only one way to find out...thanks for listening.