Letter #24 • Sunday Morning Reflection
This is my letter no. 24. It’s been close to 6 months of our journey together. This letter is from the mountains. It’s been 10 years since I planted a seed in my subconscious mind. Sitting in a high-rise corporate office in a foreign country 10 years ago, I thought that I don’t want such life after 10 years. Though it was highly paid and satisfactory in many ways but I wanted to live somewhere in the mountains while making a difference in society.
Life! How it flies, we never know and realize. Isn’t it?
Today sitting somewhere in the foothills of the Himalayas, I am exactly doing what I wanted to do. The important thing is – I took a leap of faith, I took a first step towards the life I wanted. And yes, I am there in so many ways. For a few newer dreams, I am still on my way. But life is good. Blessed and grateful!
Ups and downs – life continued. Knowingly and unknowingly I was on my way. Many unknown failures were there; some were up to the extent that I felt to give up and it happened more than once. Also, I have been through the toughest extremes of life. But aah, the world 🙂 Nobody wants to listen to the struggles and failures, people love people with success. Isn’t it?
Wishing you a life wherein you have the courage to take the first step towards your dream and never give up.
I will be there to support you in all possible ways for sure 🙂
Your friend for life,
Jogi!
Joginder Rohilla
MentorEmpowering leaders, entrepreneurs, and dreamers to unlock extraordinary clarity, purpose, and peak execution through Next Level Life & NLA.
6 Comments
Shweta
This is so inspiring!
Jogi Author
Thank you, Shweta!
Shashikant kumar
I too wish to be like you as your thoughts matches mine…
So good to see such things like ur letter, your books and many more.
Jogi Author
Hey Shashi, thank you for reading and being inspired. Wishing you the best. I hope and wish that you achieve all of your dreams and even go beyond me 🙂
Prajna
Such a nice story of grit and determination. Obstacles test your patience and will power and one who withstands the pressure of that struggle emerges as a winner. You are a true example of this.
Jogi Author
Thank you very much for reading through, Prajna. Happy that you find it valuable. Yes, obstacles test our patience and will power. I often say – जिसको करना है कर गुजरते हैं, चाहे जैसी भी परिस्थियाँ हों | Thank you!