Sometimes when
you embark on a project, it feels like you made a mistake and would be better
off aborting the whole thing. I spoke recently to a friend who’s been taking on
a Masters Program and he said, “It really feels like a mistake because the work
required to accomplish is a bit much.” It sure is much, that’s why many people
never get there. Another lady who embarked on a construction project said, “I
underestimated the work that was required. I’m just pushing forward so that I
can complete the project.” Again, anything worth the while will demand a lot
from you.
Stay focused
on the reason why you started in the first place. Everything worth the while
will feel painful and will require some sacrifices, but it is worth it. That is
how we get most of the things we cherish.
Education
will take studying.
Children will
cost come through pregnancies.
Raising them requires your time and effort.
Happy marriages
need to be worked at.
Successful businesses
take various forms of sacrifices – time, money, emotions.
Ministry
comes with back stabbing, misquoting, bad publicity, ridicule, offenses, e.t.c.
Everything
worthwhile has a cost attached to it, it hardly ever comes on a silver plater.
Refuse to
recoil and abort mission. Press forward. Press on for the prize ahead as the
apostle Paul said.
Affirmation: I press on towards my
goals and count the pains as evidence of progress.
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