Anyways this particular post stuck me because of it's subject matter. The subject being a person who wasn't qualified to do anything but mediocrity .Coming from a background suitable for less than stellar jobs, attending and graduating with a degree that provided no jobs, and not having basic math skills deemed necessary for adult life. This man has defined the odds of what he was so suppose to become.
I relate to this post on many levels because much like the writer I have never been extraordinary at anything I've done. I hold less than average mathematical skills, and I also hold the current skills deemed necessary to work a dead-end job. Through a series of failures this last year I feel now more than ever that I am on a path to where I want to be. I now see life in a different way, a way that involves living the life you want and less about what others see for you.
and I quote from actual post:
"Regardless of your actual qualifications, there’s one thing that no one
can give you and no one can take away: the will to keep going. For that
task, you are supremely qualified."
I encourage anyone reading this now to follow the link and read this great post!
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