IT'S NOT EASY

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Every day is beautiful.
Every time is unique.
Yet not every day can be a breeze.
And not every time can be sweet.
Sometimes we go through rough tides.
Other times a turbulent storm could hit our sails and might threaten our safety.

Often times we may get disappointed, hated or hurt for being principled or insisting on the right things to be done.

There are moments when we shed warm silent tears about some mistakes and things that didn't work. And even when things appear to be going on well, many are still burdened with silent struggles. Yes, a lot of leaders and followers have headaches we seldom hear about.

It's not easy going through these uneasy times and periods.
It's not easy, navigating through these threatening tides, neither is it easy managing these unpredictable events.

The stress of thinking to solve problems and get things done in a well organised way can be unnerving and daunting.
I mean it's not easy going through such times, but kindly do well to cultivate a positive mindset that your hardships or peculiar challenges will soon be over, and you will be glad you didn't give up.

We need to understand that we are not alone in this walk and we should recognise the fact that there is a God who is still interested in guiding us.
It's, therefore, our duty to develop a solid relationship with this eternal God for our good.

Thus, as students of life, and disciples of our destinies we still need the discipline to make progress. We need to understand that the uneven curves of uncertainties that keep coming won't last forever.

Going through these rough patch should make us more resilient and appreciative of life when we encounter smooth sails again.

So please do not allow the brief rough times to stifle our dreams or steal away our hope.

Kindly, remain calm, get a clear vision and be focused on what makes you happy and hale. Stay positive and remain blessed.
Greetings.
©KYB ✍🏿08/09/19

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