Where There’s A Will, There’s A Way
Before we started our path, were we the path. The concise handbook of all our values, efforts, goals and dreams. If a tree needs to be planted, we plant it. If there’s a mistake that needs to be corrected, we’ll correct it. And if something needs to be done, we do it. For where there is a will, there is a way.
Free will is what separates the rock from the road. If we had more willpower, we would almost always have the means to get what we wanted.
Hermann Hesse (German author, poet, novelist and painter) said that when someone really needs something, he will find it. And if he finds it, it’s not a matter of luck, but a matter of willpower. His own desire and urge drive him towards it. In other words, although it is not always easy, we can in fact achieve anything we want. Perseverance makes everything meaningful.
Erin believe is our second force, like our first. Those proverbial mountains that we can move with our faith are nothing compared to what we can do with willpower. We don’t realize how much we can do until we really think about it, try it, and put all our will into it.
Choose your own path
No one lacks the strength he needs, but perseverance is another story. Even the biggest challenges shrink once you’ve gathered enough willpower.
Any path is accessible if you have enough willpower. As Rudyard Kipling also said, “If you give a man more than he can handle, he will find a way. If you just give him what he can do, he won’t do it.”
We are barely half awake. We use only a small fraction of the physical and psychological resources at our disposal. It is the same with our determination.
We are better off hiding in ourselves than looking ahead, facing our problems and looking for solutions. We quickly forget that once we believe in ourselves, we will find out how to live life to the fullest.
Being authentic in a world that is constantly trying to turn us into someone we’re not is a real challenge. The paths we choose reflect our decisions.
Do we really want to sweep our dreams under the rug and settle for less? If so, then we should stay on the most well-trodden paths. However, if we prefer to draw outside the lines and take a detour through the countryside, we can be ourselves in a world of our own creation.
Where there’s a will there’s a way. Willpower is the strongest driving force in existence
Willpower is the impulse that will bring our desires to fruition. A strong-willed person makes sure that his decisions matter, even when he is continuously confronted with problems and setbacks. A person with little willpower, however, will give up easily when faced with adversity.
Willpower is related to desire. If we don’t want something badly enough, our willpower to actually get it done will be too weak. If, on the other hand, our desire is strong enough and we really want to get it done, then we will certainly persevere until we reach our goal.
