It will all come to pass

Brian Ngosi

AS you watch the sun rises, you can rest assured it will set.

Whatever may happens during the course of the day will not stop the sun from setting.

Take pride not to be consumed in the light or darkness that engulfs any particular period.

Both the best and the worst shall come to pass.

Dust does not hang in the air forever; always spare your breath for its aftermath.

All is lost when one becomes engulfed by their current situation, to the extent that he/she fails to make provision for the future.

When the road comes to an end, you need to look far into the horizon.

No one has yet discovered and defined the end of the earth.

You have an obligation to continue pushing.

With each day that passes, another one will come.

While there are desirable situations, the fact of life is that you need to be ready to tackle life head on from whatever situation you find yourself in.

The beauty of life is that you can only plan; you cannot guarantee where you will find yourself tomorrow.

Should life work out as you planned it, enjoy the glory as you imagined it, and make the best of it.

But if it so happens that you miss out on your targets, gather the strength to endure and be able to start from where you find yourself, with the assurance that the dark moments will also surely come to pass.

Each end is a starting point on its own. It only takes the bearer to accept that it will all come to pass.

The truth is that each point in life has a different temperament.

You will not always be in good standing, neither will it be that you will always be drowning in sorrow.

Being battered and shredded is something that is avoidable, but it is a reality for everyone.

It may not show, but bruised egos can still flow. The difference is some people have the ability to swallow and forge ahead.

Clouded judgment borrows from carrying over residues from previous experiences.

If it is not physical no one is looking, so do not bring it out without good intention.

What the world knows is what it has been told, so make every testimony worthwhile.

Unfortunate consequences can emerge when you superimpose the past onto the future, with the intention of refusing to accept that it all comes to pass.

And when it passes, allow sleeping dogs to lie, unless there are good intentions to draw and share invaluable life lessons.

If you do not apply yourself fully, you will worsen the degree of the damage.

Happiness does not last forever; neither does sadness.

The idea is not to be indifferent, and always remember that this too shall pass.

Apply yourself fully in everything that you do, so that your fingerprint does not ridicule you in the future.

You cannot afford to drag yourself along without care.

Care should be taken on how hard one tries, as that is what gives enough peace to gather the much-needed energy to be whole again.

When one accuses themselves of not doing enough, tomorrow is always a nightmare.

What one does as each day passes is define the future.

At no point should one do nothing, as there is never a case that is lost as long as one still breathes.

No one can claim ownership for something that is not truly theirs.

So, between success and failure, one has to make a mark knowing fully well that it will come to pass.

While enjoying a good day, create memories that will inspire you on a bad day.

You will certainly find yourself enduring a bad day, which should be the opportune time for you to draw lessons that will guide you when enjoying your good moments in life.

Frustration derives from holding on, to the extent of getting blinded to the reality that it shall all come to pass, and when it does life still goes on.

Your business is to keep focused on your goals, knowing that no situation is permanent.

With each day comes a new season, and with each season comes new fortunes.

Today is the only time to invest for tomorrow.

*Brian Ngosi is a life coach and motivational writer with a desire to inspire individuals to make a difference for the greater good of society. Brian can be interacted with on: [email protected], Facebook: #BN_inspired or WhatsApp: +263772440383