In a world that often measures people by their skills, talents, and achievements, it’s easy to assume that strength is tied to ability. We see someone highly capable and expect them to succeed, while someone less skilled may be overlooked. Yet true strength is not about what you can  do — it’s about how you grow, persist, and rely on what you have despite your limitations. I have learned this through my own journey. I am not capable of everything — physical tasks, certain cha

“You will not pass the final exam with this handwriting.” said my teacher. I was in 10 th Standard sitting in the classroom with my classmates when my teacher said those words to me. I felt hopeless, clueless, and useless. I knew I have bad handwriting. I started to question “How in the world would I pass my exam if my teacher has no more hope in me because they know who can and who cannot make it as they are teaching us?”. For the first time in my 12 years (at that year) of

"If others can, why can't you?” is one of the most popular phrases used against students and youngsters. The phrase is indeed very encouraging and helps us boost our capability. However, the question to the phrase can be raised such as, "What if others have the ability I don't have and I have the ability others don't have?".  Each one of us is born with different gifts and purposes. What others can do does not necessarily mean you can do that too. If all of us are born with t