"I love that uncle, I love that Aunty, I will love to be like him/her" that's what little children are always saying.
Every step you take, and every challenges you overcome and every moment you choose you are indirectly sending a powerful message to those who look up to you. Strength is not about lifting heavy weight, or achieving great victories. It is about you showing the resilience spirit when life tests you, or standing tall when some uncessary circumstances tries to pull you down and pushing forward when it's unbelievable.
Children and young people,and even out peers are constantly observing our ways. They notice how we react to setbacks, how we celebrate success, and how we treat others who we come in contact with. We now become teachers teaching them base on our lifestyle. By so doing, when we choose courage over fear, we are indirectly teaching them that bravery is posible, and when we choose being kindness over bitterness, we show then that compassion is stronger than cruelty. And in times we choose persistence over giving up, we indirectly tell them that dreams are worth fighting for.
The young people around us does not learn solely from books, but they learn from examples. They learn from when the. Watch people they admire so much.
The journey we faces, doe the are up and downs but thr little kids who dream about being like us is not inspired by the errors we make, but by the victories we record every single time.
So when ever problem comes your way,don't give up, remember that you actions is not only about yourself. Your resilience today make courage someone tomorrow. Your strength will be like a pillar where others depend on to stand.
Remember by continuing to work your part with courage, you light the way for others to follow.