Contest Alert: What doesn't kill you make you stronger || 10 SP Reward Pool by @josepha
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Hello friend
Greetings to you and welcome to my post. Indeed I am so delighted to take part in the contest that was organized by @lhorgicin in Steem4nigeria Community titled : 'What doesn't kill you make you stronger" This statement reminded me about something that happened some years ago which I have shared in accordance with the guidelines of what the organizer gave.
What is really your thought about this statement, do you agree with this statement.
As I have earlier said, the statement "what doesn't kill you make you stronger" is a statement that I strongly agree on because I had witnessed a lot of things that prompted the statement by my friends which makes me to agree with the statement.
In life we learn things in two ways which is Softway and Hardway. Soft way are mostly for people that are afraid of taking risk, whereas hard way are for those that are not afraid of taking risk.
What make me to agree with the statement is that if you learn things through the hard way and succeed, the soft way will be nothing to you. But it you learn through the soft way, you will still be afraid to try the hard way. This statement is purely based on the physical appearance of human being i.e stature, character etc. Well below is the reasons why said so.
Do you have any personal experience or from someone you know to back up your claim? Do share with us.
Yes I know of someone whom has experience the statement what doesn't kill you make you stronger. This guy was a very slim (lean) guy that was ambitious to enter the Nigeria Army and most of his friends were discouraging him not to j join the NIGERIA Army because of his stature that he will colabs at the Depot.
However, few of his friends were encouraging him to join that a lot of people has gone and come out of the Depot successfully without injury or death. Although, after much debating he then told his friends that "What doesn't kill you make you stronger" that he can become stronger once he step his feet into the depot for training and to God be the glory that was how the statement push him to joined the NIGERIA Army and came out stronger.
Today all those that were discouraging him because of his statures are now afraid to even cough at his present because of how huge he is now after he had went to training and came out successful.
What are the lessons from your experience or that of someone you know which you would like to share with your audience.
I learned a lot of lessons from the experienced of my friend and some of the notable lessons are details out below.
Not to mind what people always when you are deeply motivated to do something that will help you.
I learned how to be positive with my words
I learn a lessons of being determine and strong.
A lesson of how to follow my dreams.
Not to feel discourage about the negative things people are saying.
Thank you for reading this post.
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You have written so well about this topic sir. Sometimes it's not good to underestimate someone, look at it now they taught he won't make it at the deport but he proved them wrong and came back healthy without any injuries. Indeed what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Thank you for your time here am grateful.
You are welcome.
Paying deaf ears to what people says when your about doing something positive is good, cause most of them are haters that doesn't want to see you succeed
Yes I agree with you. Thank you for your contribution.
You're always welcome bro