There's no joke about the hurdles you'll have to leap over or the bumps you'll hit on the way, all to arrive at the destination of your dream(s). When you survive one, before you could breath a sigh of relief, a bigger challenge is right in front/beside you. And that moment you wished for nothing but a miracle. Unfortunately, the miracle is for you to leap "the leap of faith." Oh! You thought I wasn't coming to this destination but its where it all begins and it'll end. Yes! the leap of faith is what got you started in the first place or else you would have thrashed that dream before it got the chance to be formed. But you probably underestimated the process. Now you are too close to give up, there's just a brick wall too thick to get pass. You know if you could but press hard or leap high enough, the world will celebrate you. Oh! You realise you need a helping hand to be able to achieve this. You turned to the nearest person only to discover he/she is trying to swim across the ocean to the destination of his/her dream(s) too. What a dilemma! We all got individual battles to fight and conquer.
What to do? Becomes the only question to think about. Dread got you rooted on the spot. A step is as heavy as a brick stone on the leg. Look down; you can only see the soil covering. You look up; you can see the beautiful sky in bright blue/white colours or grey/dark colours. that moment; should bring to your thinking, He who made this possible can break any barrier. So, its either you square your shoulders and leap upto God hands (Psalm118:14-16) or slump the shoulders and walk away wishing for the rest of your life, if only you'd but tried one last time to leap. Cheers!
Oh absolutely!
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A wonderfully inspiring post!
Thank you so much.:))
and just yesterday again i decide to watch the movie 'pretty woman'
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