I have come across several people who have said to me “I might have been a doctor, a nurse, a lawyer or a successful person”. The assertions of such individuals stipulate that, they think the chance of being what they might have been in life is lost.
It is common among us all to think along the above lines when we reflect on certain aspects of our lives. One crucial thing we do not recognize and even if we do, we do not give enough weight is the fact that “it is never too late to be what you might have been”.
Putting in the strength, dedication, focus and subjecting your desire to consistent push is what you need to become what you have always wanted to be and might have been.
Time has little or no effect on us “being what we might have been”, yet we have been deceived to accept that, we cannot be what we might have been today.
“Might have been” suggests omission; that individual has failed to act and as a result does not even know what the outcome would have been if he/she had embarked on a particular journey.
As we start a new week, remember “victory belongs to the most persevering” and “It’s never too late to be what you might have been”. Omission or failing to act in respect of your desire and dreams is what breeds “I might have been”. Act today and become what “you might have been”. Good Morning & Have A Great Week!
By: Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri/ ScrewLife.Com
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Chris-Vincent is an internet enthusiast & entrepreneur, web developer and a blogger, a law student with special interest in Human Success, Personal Development and Achievements.
As a multi-niche blogger, areas of web development, internet entrepreneurship and marketing are a close heartfelt passion. He enjoys blogging and making money online.
Great inspiration. Sorry for those in their 40’s 50’s, 60’s who wanted to be superstars athletes. Well maybe a mentor to the youths will alleviate that ‘could have been’ syndrome.
I can really relate to this post in a big way, spent many a year perusing one particular career path when after a while ignoring the fact I actually had other dreams that I really had my heart set on. Lucky for me am blessed enough to have the encouragement and support to take the steps to take a HUGE leap and go for my real passions. So big shout out to my BF who is 100% in support of me and my dreams. SO I defo believe in going for it so you don’t have any regrets later. It’s never really too late. Though I get what kr said about being a athlete/superstar! Lol though I guess x factor has made it possible for older aspiring stars to make it in the music industry. There is no other feeling that to passionately pursue and dream that you thought wasn’t possible. Nice one Chris…you’ve hit the nail on the head.