DO YOU HAVE THE CHOPS FOR THE RAT RACE? As most of our battles in life takes place on those battlefields within our minds, our life has become akin to schools and universities, a life filled with many countless and endless lessons to be learned at every stage and phase of our journey. And those of us that learn lessons should be fortunate enough to move onto the next stage WHILE others ar left to repeat that same class in school, whew๐๐๐
Question is, can we withstand that rigorous curriculum of life WHILE striving towards your goals? YES IF YOU HAVE THE CHOPS FOR THE RAT RACE! As they say, true champions stare adversity in the face and rise above their circumstances. So, is it difficult? YES BUT we need to understand all challenges are character-building moments that increase our mental endurance and prepare us for life's next lesson. If ever you do have the CHOPS, be relentless๐๐๐
IF we look around the most common success stories, nothing jumps out of the window in terms of magnitude BUT one commonality they all share, they relentlessly keep on hurdling all the roadblocks along their path. YES, successful people refuse to quit because life dealt them a few lemons. YES, they do take those lemons, squeeze them into a glass of water, add sugar and drink up. YES, you just CAN'T quit because life gets too difficult. YES, life gets hard and harder for everyone at some point and that cycle keeps going๐๐๐
Question: Can we escape from the vicious cycles of that RAT RACE? Unfortunately you and me CAN'T escape from it. So HOW's the cycle like? LIVE. MAKE MISTAKES. LEARN. GROW. I'm sure you and me and everyone else have probably [and very likely in fact] made quite a number of mistakes in our lifetime. Admittedly, my share of imperfections and mistakes is quite a list, ouch BUT I take solace from the universal truth that many people WHO are deemed as successful , failed multiple times before they became a success story in their own right. BUT the sad part is that there is a plurality of us WHO are only witnesses to the glory without knowing the extent of every failure a person has gone through in his life journey๐ก๐ก๐ก
Our takeaway: Successful people know pretty well that there is NO embarassment in failures at all. If we live long enough, you'll make a mistake [OR maybe a string of mistakes] that may lead to a temporary debacle. SO HOW? let us leverage on those temporary debacles as an opportunity to learn and begin again. WHAT should be our mindset? Let us work like we're second best so that as we climb the steep slopes of the mountains, our heels will be itching to keep moving. So, DO YOU HAVE THE CHOPS FOR THE RAT RACE, dude???
















































