Ang taong may pangarap ay kadalasang nakukulong sa salitang "mabilis."
Agarang pagkatupad ng mga pangarap.
We think life is a race to win. Na kapag mabagal kumilos, mabagal ang progress, nagsasayang lang tayo ng oras. Kung hindi agad matutupad, naiisip natin na mauubusan tayo ng lugar sa mundo.
Just like in writing.
Nakukulong tayo sa mga salitang "mabilis," "agaran," "dapat published author na ako," at "hanggang kailan ako maghihintay?"
Our dream to be a published author doesn't need a deadline. Being a storyteller must be a life-long pursuit. Not a temporary desire fuelled by external validation, but a lifestyle with a solid inner foundation.
We must drop the story that we should rush our dreams. Hinding-hindi tayo mauubusan ng oras para tuparin ang pangarap natin. Kahit mabagal ang pag-usad, laging may nakalaan na lugar para sa atin. Laging may makaririnig sa mga boses natin.
As long as we decide to pursue this craft with all our heart and soul, armed with a healthy mindset and a firm belief that we deserve to be heard, it doesn't matter if our progress is slow. What matters is our dedication in sharing our voice, our love in crafting stories, and our desire to persevere despite all.
No need to rush. Be patient with the process. Take your time to write. Embrace all the moments you'll be experiencing in writing and continue to reflect and appreciate each progress you've made. Always remember that abundance is for all— it is everywhere.
A slow journey, but what matters is a steady creative endeavor.
ESTÁS LEYENDO
Still Me, Still Writing
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