For achievement, we design our life with specific goals, plans, and actions. But in a moment, everything can change. We are then left to ponder the question, "Have you chosen your life path, or has it chosen you?"
We may have the best laid plans but the time will come when our greatest achievement is to surrender to whatever life has put in front of us. When we surrender, it should not be with a sense of defeat but rather with acceptance.
Acceptance of the inevitable often leads us to our most profound achievements, left to discover a purpose that may have been buried deep within our spirit. Like the tides, achievement has an ebb and flow.
When it comes to our greatest achievements, they reside in the art of possibility. The possibility that regardless of what circumstances we find ourselves immersed in we maintain our beliefs, we continue to grow, learn and expand as a direct result of the situation.
Like people, nurturing and a place to grow are required in possilities. Our minds house all possibilities, but access to them calls for a particular kind of self-love and personal knowledge. Considered as an art is knowing how and when to call forth all the possibilities of your day or your life. We will not be taught by any project plans, goal setting courses or prioritized lists to reach into ourselves and elicit the possibilities of our being.
This is personal work that is both simultaneously powerful and fragile; the personal work of self-care. Possibility must be cultivated until there is a strength that allows it to stand on its own.
No matter how much evidence we have that life is full of uncertainty there are those who do all they can to achieve constant certainty. We love with intensity, live with passion, and cherish the moments that may have passed unnoticed if each moment were guaranteed to be followed by the next and the reason for all of this is the very uncertainty of life. But because of the uncertainty of life, we are pushed to achieve.
The catalyst to become our greatest self may well be uncertainty which means that we achieve that which we otherwise would not have. It is that which allows the ordinary to become extraordinary, the average person a champion in their own right.
One who understands that time is fleeting and life is rich with possibility is a champion. Long before they are a champion in their sport, a champion is a champion first in their mind and heart. All of use are champions in the making. Believing is the only thing we have to do.
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