“Victory isn’t for the weak but for the courageous, brave, and resilient. The courageous is the one who may feel the pain and bitterness, and shed tears, but doesn’t give up until things are normalized, the dream or vision is accomplished, the goal is reached, and purpose and destiny are fulfilled.

The resilient isn’t the one who doesn’t feel the suffering, or discomfort, and disappointment, and isn’t practical, or logical, but is the one who also knows, feels, and sees all the challenges, understands, and yet doesn’t give up till victory is obtained one way or the other.

There’s hope in the darkest, most painful, humiliating, delayed, and impossible moments and memories. Even if it doesn’t happen or end when, where, and how you expected it, promise yourself that even if everyone gives up on your good wishes, dreams, or visions, you won’t stop being optimistic, do your best, and expect the best. Don’t let a loss of confidence, enthusiasm, or dispiritedness overcome you to cease your gratefulness, happiness, contentment, and the fulfillment of purpose and destiny.”