It all began when i was just 9 years old, don't get curious, what happened was nothing new it happens to every child.
A little description about myself would help you relate more closely to my story and know why i chose to write on this. I was petite with grumpy sad face & dull eyes with no excitement. I was not like any other child though going to school and performing all the other tasks what a normal child would do. But i was different, different in the sense i had no confidence in me in fact when a child is 9 he/she would definitely not understand the term 'confidence.'
Lack of confidence had become like a curse to me. To every situation the only answer and respond would be fight & anger, people started disliking me because of my nature, they started calling me 'akdu' (arrogant) which i wasn't, actually i was dealing with something i was not familiar with.
Then came the days of blushing, attraction to opposite sex, days of adolescent! A child who did not see any positivity throughout could not expect much out of her teens....
Between all these transitions that took place with me, was a voice which kept saying 'My child' don't get upset, never get furious at anything so easily, don't shed your tears for something which can be solved easily by talking above all never lose hope. At first i did not even bother to pay attention at his comments. I always neglected it and never tried even for a day to follow what he said until came a day when he left forever and never came back. No second chance to listen to what he wanted to say and what changes he wanted to see in me. I kept crying and yelling and cursing myself for not listening to him but all i could do was nothing except to do what he told me earlier to do. Initially i thought why now but that was the answer to all my worries, and answer to what he tried to explain. Positiveness, its never too late to understand yourself and never too early to follow the path of optimism.
Life is very simple we make it complex by over thinking on certain things which are not worth even a thought. Keep the lantern of hope always lit with positiveness because its never about how you look, how intelligent you are or what is the world talking about you. It's always about how confidently you present yourself, how positively you tackle the negative comments and how optimistically you do things you want to without worrying what others might think.
Now its your turn, don't get late, somebody somewhere is expecting something positive from you :)
A little description about myself would help you relate more closely to my story and know why i chose to write on this. I was petite with grumpy sad face & dull eyes with no excitement. I was not like any other child though going to school and performing all the other tasks what a normal child would do. But i was different, different in the sense i had no confidence in me in fact when a child is 9 he/she would definitely not understand the term 'confidence.'
Lack of confidence had become like a curse to me. To every situation the only answer and respond would be fight & anger, people started disliking me because of my nature, they started calling me 'akdu' (arrogant) which i wasn't, actually i was dealing with something i was not familiar with.
Then came the days of blushing, attraction to opposite sex, days of adolescent! A child who did not see any positivity throughout could not expect much out of her teens....
Between all these transitions that took place with me, was a voice which kept saying 'My child' don't get upset, never get furious at anything so easily, don't shed your tears for something which can be solved easily by talking above all never lose hope. At first i did not even bother to pay attention at his comments. I always neglected it and never tried even for a day to follow what he said until came a day when he left forever and never came back. No second chance to listen to what he wanted to say and what changes he wanted to see in me. I kept crying and yelling and cursing myself for not listening to him but all i could do was nothing except to do what he told me earlier to do. Initially i thought why now but that was the answer to all my worries, and answer to what he tried to explain. Positiveness, its never too late to understand yourself and never too early to follow the path of optimism.
Life is very simple we make it complex by over thinking on certain things which are not worth even a thought. Keep the lantern of hope always lit with positiveness because its never about how you look, how intelligent you are or what is the world talking about you. It's always about how confidently you present yourself, how positively you tackle the negative comments and how optimistically you do things you want to without worrying what others might think.
Now its your turn, don't get late, somebody somewhere is expecting something positive from you :)
