A dawn like no other!

Old things have passed, and everything is coming around—full circle! Now that we take over the experience, we determine what we want to see and how to see it happen. Life will always be something that stays, persisting through all times, and we, well, we, not so much: we must choose the reality and experiences we find to matter to us the most. This is not a daunting task but a powerful opportunity to shape our destinies. Without any fear or favor, it’s time for us to determine the most important thing.

We cannot remain nonchalant through any step of the way, but we must be willing and interested in ensuring that it comes out to be what we thought it would get. The experiences that define us are, in no simple way, just those that we rarely see but also the culmination of all the unconscious choices we make in determining what we must make out of the experience called life. Times and again, we must not forget what it’s like to have the thrill to persist, to keep on going even when we feel tired and worked up. This persistence is a virtue and a necessity in our journey towards personal growth. We ought to allow the edge cases to be the driving force that makes us better rather than that which takes us a bit back from where we’re trying to step away from.

To the unsuspecting, it might not always be too obvious what is lacking or how much disparity there is between the life we want to live and the life we’re living right now. It takes some conscious energy to track and review all the steps that make it so we can be better than we already are. This reflection is not just a pause in our journey but a crucial part of it, allowing us to learn from our experiences and make better decisions in the future. It’s inspiring and yet very well done on our part to be convinced that all our efforts are getting better aligned with God’s gracious will, and in all steps of the way, it is becoming what we always thought to see. To ensure the flexibility and durability of any given plan we wish to live by, we must give it our all, no matter how little or almost inconsequential the step might seem. Only then will we begin to do better than we initially thought we could have ever done?

And that the gambit of restarting is the whole drive to seek a more refined and thoroughly practical life, which we so desire and work for. Through thick and thin, we’re more than we could have ever been, and everything has been improving ever so slightly if we commit our minds to it and watch the effort bloom. It’s not easy to commit hours and hours of effort into something every day, consistently, non-stop, and intentionally, even when faced with various challenges and uncertainties. The real thing happens when we have considered being the better version of ourselves and then taking the time to understand that that means too much repetition and taking the required time for each task as much as possible to ensure maximum productivity and results.

Being a new dawn means we finally get to keep trying; we finally get to try new and creative approaches to something we’ve been using old tactics for. It’s high time we moved all the pins of things in our lives in the direction we now want to go as humans. It takes a lot to determine and drive through those times, but it pays off; it always does because we’re sure it would mean the difference between a calculated dream and a wishful event. So that even if we’re to fall to luck, it will find us at a place where we’re ready to take on those things it comes with. No matter what, we must own every step of our journey, making it ours, and try our best never to let go just yet! Watch the areas and markers of improvements that come out as we keep going through our journey and then make the intelligent move of understanding that good things don’t come so quickly, hence the need to persist and keep going at it till we’re satisfied with the reality we now own. Only then can we effectively say we’re making the change we seek to see? Only then does the new dawn matter, and our stories begin to show our actual goals and efforts.

We’ll get there, indeed. To you, my friend, I wish you the best of luck, too!