I Can’t Cry About Having a Lot on My Plate When My Goal Was to Eat.
I’ve always been the person who sets big goals, who dreams of achieving more, reaching higher, and putting in so much effort to make these aspirations a reality.
But lately, I’m feeling overburdened, I feel like there’s too much on my plate. I had moments when I wanted to cry, to complain about how much work I have to do. But then I realized — wasn’t this exactly what I wanted?
you can’t cry about having a lot on your plate when your goal was to eat
When I started this journey, I knew it wouldn’t be easy. I want success, to achieve great things, and I knew that I need to work hard. But now that the work is piling up, It easy to forget that this is what I asked for. I don’t have the right to complain about the weight of responsibilities when they are the results of the dreams I’ve been wanting.
There are days when I feel like I’m being crushed under the pressure. But I need to remember that the pressure is a testament that I am moving forward. The weight on your shoulders is a reminder of the strength you’re building. Every obstacles I face is a opportunity to learn, to grow stronger, and to get closer to the goals that I’ve set for myself.
It’s normal to feel overwhelmed sometimes, But instead of being burdened, try to see it as a blessing;
I am busy because I’m working towards something I care about.
I am tired because I’m putting in the efforts to make my dreams come true.
I am stressed because I’m stepping out of my comfort zone and trying my best to do more that I thought I could.
you can’t wish for results without embracing the process
So, No. I can’t cry about having a lot on my plate. This is what I asked for when I decided to pursue this journey. It is tough, and sometimes it feels like I can’t handle it anymore. But I’d rather have full plate than be starving for opportunities. I’m learning to embrace the hardships, knowing that all of it is part of my journey.
The challenges, workloads, and the pressure are all signs that I am walking on the right path. I can’t complain about the struggle when I know it’s leading me to where I want to be. So instead of complaining about how much work I need to finish, I’m choosing to be grateful for the chance to do it. Because this is what I wanted, and I am ready to take it all on.
