https://t.co/aJdLU14Hpk #YahSuccess ~bv … It’s easy to have faith in yourself and have discipline when you’re a winner, when you’re number one … https://t.co/D7JG2vce1u
— Brian Verigin (@yahsuccess)
Jun 5, 2023
Faith and discipline are virtues often associated with success and achievement. We admire those who possess unwavering confidence in themselves, maintaining a steadfast commitment to their goals. It’s easy to admire such qualities when we witness individuals at the pinnacle of their accomplishments, basking in the glory of victory. But what about the rest of us? What about those who are still striving, still searching for their moment in the spotlight?
The truth is, faith and discipline are not reserved solely for the winners or the number ones. They are not contingent upon external validation or the approval of others. True faith and discipline reside within us, waiting to be awakened, regardless of our current position in life. It is in the face of adversity and uncertainty that these qualities truly shine.
Having faith in oneself means trusting in our abilities, even when the road ahead seems treacherous. It means embracing the unknown and believing that we have what it takes to overcome any obstacle that comes our way. It’s about cultivating a positive mindset, acknowledging our strengths, and remaining resilient in the face of setbacks.
Discipline, on the other hand, is the unwavering commitment to our goals, regardless of the distractions or temptations that surround us. It’s about prioritizing our time and energy, making sacrifices, and staying focused on the bigger picture. Discipline requires us to push through the discomfort, to persist even when the path seems daunting, and to remain dedicated to our purpose.
While winning may bring recognition and external validation, the true essence of faith and discipline lies in the journey itself. It is in the moments of doubt and struggle that we truly discover our strength and resilience. It is through these experiences that we develop the unwavering belief in ourselves, independent of the outcome.
So, let us not be discouraged by our current position or the apparent lack of external validation. Instead, let us embrace the journey, knowing that faith and discipline are not reserved for the winners alone. They are within each of us, waiting to be awakened and unleashed, propelling us forward towards our own definition of success. Let us have faith in ourselves and cultivate discipline, not because we are number one, but because we are capable of greatness.
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