I will persist until I succeed.
(That's the beginning of The Greatest Salesman in the World)
Writing could be one of the most challenging skills. It is nurtured by our reading.
It is coming to my mind The Greatest Salesman in the World, now that I am retaking it, the first sentence, the first though is impactant. I was in my youngest days when this book arrives to my hands and it was one of the books that really marked my life...
The main character is a vibrant and determined individual in their early 30s. It is radiant of Energy and Love.
Both characters Pathros, the old man, and Hafid, the young man full of enthusiasm. They possess an infectious optimism and an unyielding hope for the future.
In the narrative, each day is greeted with boundless energy, fueled by a passionate belief in their ability to shape their destiny. This character embodies resilience and the drive to overcome challenges, viewing each new day as an opportunity to learn and grow.
Their enthusiasm and positive outlook inspire those around them, making them a beacon of motivation and perseverance. Maybe PERSEVERANCE was one of the greatest things learned from the reading in addition to every page full of motivation.
Reading each page was like ride horsing at the side of Hafid capturing the excitement and challenges of the journey. As I ride each line, each paragraph it was like wind coming to give me the emotions of Hafid.
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At charter 5, the magic of the star spreading its light over Hafid's way is marking the beginning of something big for him.
I remember how I followed the 10 (leather) scrolls to the letter. It was difficult for me not to turn the next page until to achieve what it marked on.
And the first Scroll begins:
Today I begin a new life.
The myriad of principles to state strong and optimistic are as vitamins for everyday.
Failure no longer will be my payment for struggle
I remember how I counted the days to manage to read each scroll for 30 days, I am not sure if three times a day but for sure at the beginning of the day and at the end.
It was a passionate reading at the same time I was applying it to my daily life.
There is too much more to say. But for now I will stop here.
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