See Ron and Goad

Has anyone ever told you that you can’t do it?

Definitely at some points in our lives, someone would have said this to us

 But I’m sure with hindsight we would be able to discern that triumph is always absolutely preceded by inner strength

Self-confidence is the master key to the door of the room of possibilities

This bedrock virtue is epitomized steeply by an iconic sportsman

Who until now was widely perceived to be a wannabe great in the game of his specialisation

Sincerely I’m one of those who held to this pseudo perception of this irrepressible character

More so a feeling buoyed by my affinity to a magician hero that is on the other side

But time and time again, this athletic and professional sportsman has delivered when most doubted

A position embolden by the impregnable law of nature on aging and its direct relationship with performance decline

And what a better way to etch his legendary status in the mind of the chronic doubters than with that sumptuous overhead kick against the old lady at the biggest of stages

It simply boils down to self-belief and confidence in the midst of turbulence of doubts

The truth is only you can change your life, no one else will do it for you

You can only be encouraged and guided by others but ultimately the decision to achieve lies within you

This sportsman of reference, to buttress my message, has won it all

Both personal and team titles over the course of a decade but yet he still desires for more

Of course these titles didn’t come based on covetousness alone but on self-improvement activities

As he is committed, disciplined, passionate and most importantly loves to train daily and even puts in extra hours

Just as we face seemingly insurmountable challenges in our work place and personal life

Just as people have a divergent views of who we truly are or what our potentials can offer

We must never stop believing in ourselves

We must look within us for the inner strength and greatness

We must take action to gain traction towards actualizing our goal

This is  however well illustrated if only you see Ron and Goad