One More

 Hi there...

I don't know since when we don't follow these rules of life anymore. We quit if we think things are going so hard, we can't do it. I try enough time. Well we never thought like that when we were a kid. We will learn to walk every single day no matter how long it will take. Our parents will support us no matter what. But when we grow up, we has something called time that we put in ourselves, if I try until next year and I can't then we think it's not meant for us. We never think that when we fall to walk we say maybe this isn't for us right. I think the world makes us think that we have limited time to do or persue whatever it is that we want. 

I think this one more world is another word for saying don't give up, try again tomorrow, maybe tomorrow, until we will reach it. Sometimes we give up because we think it takes too long already, we are to attach for the end results, but the real power is in the present moment, the time while we do the things, we focus on doing our best every single day, so we can be one more percent closer toward our destination, we know eventually we will get there because we are on the way already. Just don't know when, so we gotta keep trying. Focus on living in the present talking about the future we want. Don't spend any time talking something in the past even tho is great. It's in the past. 

And of course we have to push ourselves, not just doing the things that give us comfort, because comfort creates self-care but uncomfort gives us self-respect. So we have to be disciplined no matter what. Because how we gonna know that we are moving forward if we don't do it every single day. If we do it every single day we will get the confident. And eventually we will think I know I deserve it, I work myself every single day for it. And we need to know which season we are in now. And don't try to change the season, but be prepared for the season and live the best whatever season it is.

The last thing we should do is always come back to ourselves. I don't know this before, but I've always lived like this. Trying to ask myself and talk about what I really want and need. And you will find the answer. And trust that every single one of us was born to do something great in our life. It doesn't have to be big to be great and great doesn't mean big. So live truly, be the great version of our life, I think that's the best way to live...❤ 

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