Move Forward, One Step at A Time

In the vast ocean of life, storm is inevitable, seasons change, days turns into night and so do our circumstances, embracing the reality rather than resisting it gives us the power to control the circumstance, rather than it controls us.

There’s nothing in this world that didn’t happen because we didn’t wanted to. And sometimes life requires us to get lost before you find yourself again. There’s gonna be an absolutely years of smooth and easy flow of your life.

Most of the people nowadays talks about successes, fame, when on the podium, when on top of the world. It is understandable to spread positive vibes, but it is rare we can hear talking about the issues, about failures, what are the lessons.

Sometimes, you have to to have people laugh at you, talk against your back, ridicule you, abandon you, raise brows on you, when you fail. And failure doesn’t always mean when you disappoint them, when you break your promise to them, but when circumstances creates those friction when you felt you’ve been push to the edge of the cliff and nothing to hold on to. Couldn’t sleep thinking of how to pay your debts, when no job, no friends, anxieties, stresses and thought of loosing your mind soon. That is where you dig deep and take the courage to reset, recompose, not to overthink but plan what is the next step. ❤️

Keep moving forward..one step at a time..🥰💪💪

My everyday sanctuary

Writing And Running

They said, to be a writer you have to keep writing.

Prepare trash bins for piles of scratched.

Keep making mistakes, write, erase, rewrite, review, repeat

Its ok.

Because every stroke of pen creates meaning, builds up stories.

Until at least you make a sentence, to form a paragraph, to create article, to lunch a book.

And as a runner, well I could say.. to be a runner, one has to keep running.

Injuries are inevitable, trainings are hard.

Throwing that ass out of your comfort zone is painful and scary.

But every step counts, leading to milage, taking you everywhere.

Sometimes it brings you to the unknown roads

Until you get lost.

And figured out yourself how to find your way home.

One thing I discovered about writing and running is that both of them have in common.

They both lead you to somewhere, to places, to finale, to finishline.

In every step, in every stroke, through injuries and lots of mistakes.

You learn, develops a skill, hones your discipline, creates hope and amplifies a dream.