Rise — Don’t Let Setbacks Stop You
Let your courage lose in the world and rise like a phoenix. As we enter the end of the week, we realize that life gives us what we ask of it.
Life is one big realization:
We feel sad — time to remind ourselves that we are worth it. ❤
We feel disappointed — let’s remember to trust and love again.
We feel impatient → to embrace the way of a turtle. Going slowly, and still moving forward. :-)
We go through our biggest heartbreaks, → remember. These are the biggest blessing. Trust ourselves and life. ❤Life offers many things. One of the many lessons is to test how much we want to accomplish something.
Do we want to grow into daily heroes, more vigorous, more resilient?
These opportunities will come our way, just like trains passing by. We have to recognize it’s our train and jump on.
Every day is a great day to grow. — Brendon Burchard
If we want to build a house on the rock and not on sand, we will embrace the tough lessons and challenges. We can still move ahead with grace, love, and laughter and enjoy life.
When things don’t happen as expected, we can now learn from them. But it doesn’t mean to give up, and we will never reach our dreams. It’s a temporary setback.
Many of us give up way too soon, way too quickly, crawl away like an injured dog. We feel our luck has ended, and it will probably never happen.
Our self-talk starts to confront the reality, and we create our fictitious downward spiral reality, not knowing there might be an even better opportunity behind the corner. We need to go and look.
Get up, dust off, reload, recalibrate, and realize, that you are breathing, there is still fight left in you. — Jocko Willing
As we are entering the end of the week, let’s remember why we do all of this. What’s the purpose? What’s the real reason. It’s to get stronger every day, even just a little bit, tiny, tiny bit more agile.
Then, we can safely say we’ll try again. This time, we’ll try something else. We’ll improve. Next time, when we fall, it’s just another lesson to pick ourselves up again.
It starts with belief. You know it, just like Roger Banister broke his 4-minute mile. So, let’s do it today and make it a great end of the week and break our 4-minute mile! :-)