Struggle — What it teaches us?

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Thriving to dig deep into one’s aspirations, passions and obsessions is a victory. To reach a goal or to achieve a target isn’t a full definition of success. It is a struggle that on the one hand helps you to win the place, on the other hand, it chips in you a relentless and ceaseless potential of self-motivation. Struggle itself is a steering wheel that kept on guiding, leading, and taking towards the new unconventional arenas of life. It depends upon our own potential which makes a difference either we fight or flight.

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When we hurriedly help our infants, toddlers, young siblings only at their first call, we think that we are comforting them but in fact, we are hindering their introduction to struggle. We are creating a comfort zone for them where they can’t exercise or realize their full potential. While struggling to overcome the hardships, confusions, sense of loss, depressions, low morale, and above all different kinds of fears enables the young ones to build their muscles and reflexes to act accordingly against possible future barriers or stumbling blocks. As it not only makes one risk-proof but also boosts one’s confidence to keep moving.

Struggle teaches us many lessons. In this time of the pandemic, uncertainty when most of us living life from paycheque to paycheque, we need to do extra struggle to avoid just reinventing the wheels. Even we are not able to achieve our objective, only our struggle for its pursuance infuses strength and solidity as our feature. It makes us more stable physically as well as emotionally and psychologically.

“Leaders are made not born” becomes true when we turn our struggle into growth and learning. Struggle polishes our decision power, especially when we keep on completing our tasks and advance further. A struggle ensures us and takes us to the untrodden paths and becomes an inspiration for others to choose tracks they otherwise think impossible. After going through a struggle we start inspiring people instead of merely persuading them. We know several renowned personalities struggle in their lives after facing a number of times rejections or dismissals from concerned strata of society but they proved themselves e.g. Walt Disney, Abraham Lincoln, Albert Einstein, JK Rowling (Harry Potter), and Imran Khan from the world of cricket.

The struggle is a key to the successful house of secrets towards your dream destinations. In the world of details where physical boundaries still can separate it but virtually confine you in a run to its full course with more sophistication. Now you have entered a world that if you have a talent just prove it there is no room for any excuse that life doesn’t give you a chance. The digital world already opened lots of doors you just need to struggle knowing your capacities. You can proliferate your energies and strengths to get through these online wrestling matches. As Robert Frost says,

The woods are lovely, dark, and deep.

But I have promises to keep,

And miles to go before I sleep,

And miles to go before I sleep.

("Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening")

Struggle makes you fearless, you keep your memory sharp with the phrase, “never give up”. Your attitude towards fight or flight determines your future. One must not stick one’s struggle to some specific goal; it should be wide-reaching and wide-ranging to get far-reaching results and to travel extra miles as well.

This article is written by Farrukh Anjum, one of the contributors at the School of Literature.

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