So, here comes the success story of a girl who is an introvert and has a mind full of complicated thoughts. It might seem contradictory that I’m sharing a success story while I’m sharing my weaknesses alongside. Hitting my own nerves, yes.
There are certain parts of ourselves that we lose over time and we forget about them. Until we subconsciously, out of nowhere, think of them like a dream, forgotten right after you’ve had it.
Benett says, “Don’t be pushed around by the fears in your mind. Be led by the dreams in your heart.” I think this is relatable. But still, I have a question!
I want to be the person who dared to experience. Even if it results in failure because I believe failure teaches you something worth more than a success.
Like a flow, my hands are sending the notes away and I can see the music coming out from the black giant. Don’t know my way around these black and white strips but my hands are carrying out the best show; the greatest show.
No matter how strenuous or how back-breaking it is, the most important thing in life is to fight a battle with the obstacles, come back strong and remember to Just Start. Eureka! I found a way to deal with those tiny snags.
I grew up within a society where my physical appearance had an effect on the image of my parents among the people. I had to make sacrifices along the way for my parents. I wasn’t able to embrace the pain until…
I gather some courage and meet her at last. As I stand in front of the mirror, I say the three magic words.
I forgive you.
