I Can’t Watch Them Die
In battle people all around you fall regularly, but while you remain alive, you must maintain your composure and push forward.Family and friends die. Love ones lose their jobs. Someone you know may be living with a lingering disease.But through it all observe your circumstances. Be grateful for all the battles you endured and because of that you are matured. You are battle tested and prepared for success.
I encourage you now, regardless of what you are going through, to continue and fight the good fight of faith, because all soldiers will fall one day whether you remain idle or pursue your greatest potential.We all have a choice. We can die on the battlefield or we can flee into the wilderness and be devoured by a wild animal. I choose the battlefield, where the fearful panic and lose focus, thus are thrust with a sword and the fearless prevail and surge on.
My point here is life is short. Don’t spend it being afraid of taking risk. Don’t be afraid to invest in your success. Do your due diligence through study and research. Then ACT!Heck…You are going to die anyway. You might as well pursue your God given potential and go out with both guns blazing rather than hide in a shell and rot. Because that’s what happens when you don’t act, you rot. If you don’t use your brain then neurons die. If you don’t use your limbs your muscles will die and your bones will deteriorate. If you don’t act, then you will become like most people, dependent on some unstable crutch to hold you up.
A lack of action leads to fear and worry of who will step in and save you due to your lack of action. So I say this to you my friend. “Take your mental, physical and financial resources and build your Army. Then sound the horn and march into battle”.
To your success
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Thank you Nessa. I am inspired by all readers :-)