Resilience

Resilience. A word we hear, a trait we admire, but many do not truly understand its weight?

I have seen people rise, only to crumble under the weight of their own speed. You’ve seen it too—those who soar effortlessly, only to falter when the winds shift. We chase success, but do we ever ask: What price do we pay for rushing toward it? This was a truth I knew but practically failed to admit

They say the journey matters more than the destination. And perhaps that is life’s most ironic truth. Because those who climb slowly don’t just reach the summit—they learn to endure the storm, to grip the ledge when the ground beneath them trembles. They fail, they adapt, they persist. They build resilience,not merely achievements-Yes, not merely achievements.

Have you stumbled? Felt the sting of rejection, the weight of doubt? Good. It means you are growing. It means you are learning. The ones who never struggle never learn how to stand when the ground shakes.
Fast success is a mirage. A fleeting triumph that vanishes when the first challenge appears-so transient. But the slow climb? That’s where the magic happens. That’s where strength is born. And that’s where those who endure emerge—not just successful, but unbreakable.
My favorite quote and take to us is "when you fall down on your back, you rise again because finishing strong is all that matter"