Life is full surprises.
When you’re out there in the field you get a sense that all eyes are on
you. That oil to your engine is
confidence. Every ounce in your body
engages you to stay well groomed, sell your image, build your vocabulary and
practice on your art or goals in life.
That’s a very attractive trait to have and I will tell you why. The love you put inside yourself shines externally
which creates this invisible aura. It
creates offensive projections defined as the way you carry yourself or how you
interact with people combine with defensive measures such as keeping your guard
up and not allowing people to take advantage of you. We all have our moments when we navigate in
unfamiliar territory. For example, giving
your time and effort to someone who shortchanged you or getting laid off from a
promising career just because you challenged the status quo. Sometimes you feel betrayed but let me share
something with you. To succeed in life
you must fail at first. This will make
you work ten times harder to reach your goals and better yet analyze your
misstep to avoid the same mistakes.
There will be people who will look up to you and there will be people
who will look down on you. Life is full
of surprises, but if you have a dream to fulfill make it your goal to turn your
perception into reality.
Father! - To God himself we cannot give a holier name by William Wordsworth is such a powerful quote. I would like to say single and non-residential fathers are portrayed in the media as irresponsible and non-supportive to their kids. Well, I’m here to share with you through some research that it is not entirely true. Even though single and non-residential fathers as a whole are an understudied group there’s still some truth that single and supportive non-residential fathers do exist. Some fathers are working 2 part-time jobs and are unable to get government assistance. The media rarely report positive fathers working 7 days a week with no days off, struggling paycheck to paycheck. For myself as a non-residential father, I still support my daughter in every aspect, however the role of a father is never recognize or acknowledge for my continuous involvement. · A Non-residential Father is a parent who does not live in the same household as his child. A
Great story!
ReplyDeleteThanks Arthur. No matter what the challenge is you just have to believe in yourself to reach your goal.
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