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The Success of other people doesn't mean are you have failed.

 Many times we see people we have grown up with or living around us buying luxuries: new cars, new houses, or sending their  to great universities.

We feel we have been left behind. It's painful indeed especially when you don't have temperance to calm your emotion.

 Sometimes it may even make you feel jealous, backward as if you were nothing. 

Mind you: the progress of someone doesn't mean you are failing.

If you have sit yourself down to count your blessings: sicknesses and hindrances overcome, and other triumphs you have experienced, you will be so grateful to God and yourself.

Learn to be happy and stay focused in your ambitions.

God bless you!


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