Well
to be candid I don't know who my enemies are. Maybe I don't have one
or I am just blind to the fact that they exist. Am I arrogant? OK, I
just wish I could apologise.
Now
most times those we call enemies are those who critic us, those who
make life hard and unbearable for us, those who see no good in us,
those who make us feel inadequate or inferior. We don't have our ways
easily with them. They always see things differently.
Now
think of them. I mean think of those in that category. They just make
your heart sink when you see them. You misbehave in their presence
because you are trying to impress them. You are trying to rise above
the picture they paint about you. You succeed in doing this for
sometimes, then that your achilles caught up with you over and over.
Your mediocrity overcomes you. You are just back in the same spot. The
message you keep hearing is they are responsible for where you are and
what you are. They are not. You are.
Now
look up at the last paragraph I used to qualify them. 'They always see
things differently'. Now think about this. Now go to them and borrow
their lenses. Have you borrowed one. OK, now look at yourself. Are they
lying about you? You still think they are. But that is what they see.
What you think you are is what you want to become. They don't need to
see it because that is your job. And by the way you are still dreaming
because you only see your own potential and they are seeing what you really are. Now whose fault. Are they
still your enemies. Who then are your enemies. If they are still the
ones maybe you need to clean those lenses and look again. If you have
discovered the enemies good but your problem just started because you
need to clean some shit. You are not OK because you just know your
enemies. You need strategies and resources to drag yourself out. If you
decided to take the short cut of binding and casting, then the enemies
will just be right back after the feel good effect of your actions.
You
need to put yourself through training. If you are not disciplined
enough, find an accountability partner or pay someone to help you.
Don't just keep trying and failing. Find the right strategy. Throw the
needed resources at it. Now don't make the mistake of letting them gauge your success, because when you do you will soon fit into their
box. They don't really know you. When they praise you, try to work
harder because praise sometimes weakens our strength and wane our
courage. When the critic or bark, take it in your stride
Just start and don't quit.
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