Hello, everyone.
I welcome you to my blog. We all as individuals have people we look up to, people who we look at and are inspired by, people who we admire for one reason or another, and people who have shown us great qualities, and we cannot help but be inspired by these qualities because in our world today it is really hard to come across people with these qualities. Having someone who inspires you is one of the things that keeps you going, and in certain situations you find yourself asking what the person you admire and are inspired by would do in such a situation, and that way you are able to find your way around the situation.
We all have people whose lives inspire us; they just help us to keep going and help us find solutions to every problem because they are built like that. Even when they are in difficult situations that you feel is the end, they still keep a positive spirit and believe that things can actually still turn around, and they don't panic. Whereas there are people in the same situation or even lesser situations, and you find them panicking and filled with so much anxiety.
I would have said both my parents inspire me the most, but for this prompt I will be sticking to just my dad. I have seen him show a lot of qualities, strength, patience and resilience, and all I have seen so far has made him more of an inspiration to me. Despite being a soldier and hardly being around, his impact on our lives cannot go unnoticed. Despite never being around, he made sure that he played his role as a father; he made provisions available for the family, and he made sure all of our bills were paid and never waited for a reminder before he did what was expected of him as the father.
The few times he was physically present, he made sure to show that he loves to be present, but the nature of his job won't allow it. Even when things are not rosy, he handled it like the man he is; he keeps things running smoothly and won't even want us to notice, nor did he break. I have seen him in situations where I expected him to panic, but he kept calm until a solution was provided, and from him I have also learnt that with a calm mind you make better decisions, so when you panic you might end up spoiling things instead of fixing them. My dad is my biggest inspiration, and having him around is quite a big flex.
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