180 Seconds Of Hope.

Sometimes horrible things happen to good people. Life isn't fair and it can be heart wrenching, and if you're having one of those dark days, it's OK. It's OK. It's OK to feel that darkness when challenges and issues come back to back to back to back, and it seems like something is after me, something is attacking me, something is attacking my journey, look for the lesson. And at all you will grow through what you go through. The question is, are you willing to go through it? When those bad things happen. what are you going to do?  Are you going to let this horrible situation dictate the way you feel and the way you handle it? Are you going to fall over, fall down, fall apart? or Are you going to face this issue with courage and with resolution. You know, Darkness. Embrace. Embrace that darkness. don't look away from it. own it. Step up to the challenge no matter what you face. Start walking. Take that step. Every day, no matter what you are facing get up and start walking. And never surrender. And remember that even in the most wretched times when you faced darkness yourself, no matter how bad things get. Remember not to stop. Remember not to pause. Remember not to hesitate. Remember to put one foot in front of the other. Take that first step. And start walking and we will fight. And in fighting, we will win. And if not the battle and if not the war, we will win because our spirit, they will never surrender. and that Is the ultimate victory to hold your head high and even in the face of inescapable defeat. To stare and fight, that's to win. Don't allow yourself to switch off, but I know there's always an answer, no matter how dark that place, maybe it's always a way out just to keep going. Hold on to that fundamental quality of faith. Have faith and on the other side of your pain is something good. Instagram Of the Speaker : https://www.instagram.com/huckle.berryfinn_/?hl=en Instagram of the Podcast : https://www.instagram.com/disjointedpodcast_/?hl=en Blogs of the Podcast : https://diaryofahippy.wordpress.com/2020/11/20/180-seconds-of-hope/