The Art of Balancing your Strength and Weakness

Imagine, this is a perfect world, and you are exceptionally good at everything you do. Meaning - definitely living a great life. Now, come back to reality. In this imperfect world, you at times will have to deal with things, and in some, you will be good at, okayish in a few, and straight suck at, in many. At times, it turns out to be really exasperating because everyone wants to stay ahead in the rat race. As a matter of fact, to snatch the sweet spot, one has to believe in oneself and keep on juggling between the strength and weakness’s pendulum.

Remember, you are not only the one. There are thousands out there that share similar issues like yours. Every individual on this planet poses their own set of challenges, strengths and weaknesses. To some a little off late, but to many may be since birthhood. For instance - some may be a slow learner while the other a quick one, some bearing with an incurable disease or some still figuring out the purpose of life. Lesser known to many, every one with a filthy lifestyle carries at least a small part of sorrow with them. And, that sorrow eventually dives deep in them, making it one of the most vital weaknesses. Creating an ideal image of oneself is not a new story, in fact, a common thing in all. But shattering of dreams and being able to handle them is not everyone’s cup of tea!!  Often , we tend to be blind-folded by seeing only the flaws, and not the beauty within them. Flaws are not bad all the time but are attained right since the state of birthhood. Embracing them rather than crying on the spilled milk will make one stronger and more victorious than accepting the defeat easily.

One hurdle that underlies is the self-art of recognizing our own strengths and weakness. To understand them, learn the art of accepting and then empower and encourage to find out your existence and importance. Nevertheless, this kind of belief will not only shape the thought-process, rather change your opinion on the everyday world.

Not everything is served, rightly. All have to juggle to get it. The mantra to success is discovering the weakness and try hard to eradicate them. Instead of looking at them as flaws, embrace, and build upon them. All the weaknesses that got you to this point in life may no longer remain as weakness further.

Remember, we can’t change what we were born with but undeniably can change how we perform. Spending all energy on thinking what good can happen, its better investing in practicing them. More energy and time vested on positivity is a better outcome, certainly - the evolution of mind and human, both!!