Do you know that many people fought so hard to be successful but most people don't fight again to keep the success.?
Simisola really made my day. I am not a music fan but listening to Simisola's Don't Forget, Love Don't Care and Joromi always entices me. In an interview on Hip Tv, Simisola advised US to Fight to be successful and also Fight to keep the success.
See my readers, it is good that you have achieved something but it will be bad to hear that you lose that thing because you refuse to fight to keep it. When you are successful there is a great probability that you are going to lose that success if you don't fight to keep it. Fighting to keep it means you are working hard to improve on what you know, it means you are looking for new ways to develop what you have, it means you are not complacent about your achievements, it means you need to spend more time to develop yourself and it also means you keep learning in other to improve your relationship with others. Don't ever think you have arrived. Don't feel so relaxed. If you do, those behind you will take over and whatever you have achieved will become odd and irrelevant.
Many of us, during our days in school, had taken the first position once and all of a sudden we found ourselves competing for the fifth or third position because we thought we couldn't make it to the first place anymore. We refused to fight to keep that first position. Likewise we have some students who have always been maintaining their first position from primary to secondary. They know they have to fight if they are to keep maintaining the first position.
When people respect you, fight to keep them respecting you. When you have principles that guide you to become a better you, fight to maintain the principles. When people look up to you as a role model, fight to keep them looking up to you. Don't stop working hard to keep being the Best You. Don't let small or little achievements make you feel like a Boss. Don't see yourself as a '' know it all'' when you haven't learned anything. Be ready to improve yourself. Be ready to unlearn and relearn. Be open to criticism. Above all, be ready to fight to keep whatever you have achieved.