Nobody Cares About Your Sad Story

One fun fact of life is that . I am not saying that people don’t, but in ratio, it is a small amount of people that you will find that’ll empathise with you.

The time you will take to feel sad about your living conditions and complain about it to people, you can use that time to figure things out and start to build something meaningful.

I am saying this from experience. I was once in this state. I used to explain my situation to friends, mentors, and others, but frankly, they gave a damn about what I was going through.

The only thing they used to do was just give me motivations that were somehow, at some point, helpful but didn’t address the reality that I was facing.

After going through this by experiencing, I said to myself that I will no longer go around telling people my sad story, but rather I will take control of my situation and sort it out all by myself.

From thenceforth, I’ve seen some progress in my life. Even though I am not where I want to be, there’s a saying, “One is better than zero.”

This is a fact — life is brutal. It won’t hand you what you deserve unless you fight for it.

Believe me or not, if you just wept your trouser backside and say to yourself: I am sick of my living conditions. I am going to change things around. No more will I babycry, but rather, I’m going to take charge of my own life and do what needs to be done. I am speaking this into existence.

You should just utter these invigorative words, but you should mean what you are saying. That’s the only way it will work out.

So, today, commit yourself to something and start doing. No amount of setback should make you abdicate. Hold on tight — it should be to you that this is where your life lies.

You know how important it is to protect something that your life relies on; you can do anything to protect it. That is how what you want to build should be to you.