By: Lubnah
Abdulhalim
IS THE GLASS HALF-EMPTY OR HALF FULL?
Mohammed
Ali once more said, “I never ask ‘why me?’ for no condition. There’s so much
good, I’ve been so blessed. God tries you. Some things are good. Some are bad.
All of them are trials.”
Two
people may be faced with the same challenge but one will take that to be a mere
challenge for them and work it out as they can while the other will grow
depressed over the ‘problem’ in hand, complaining gloomily and hoping that the
problem will take a different turn itself. All champions started somewhere but
definitely not in the spot light. Some of the greatest scientists and
personalities were dyslexic, with very poor ability to read or write but they
turned out smarter than those who were the ‘geniuses’ of the society.
Albert
Einstein said, “You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to
play better than anyone else.” You have to be smart and if you can’t be then
act like one. Be optimistic and you’ll conquer the unconquered.
Albert
once more said, “No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness
that created it” and “a person who never made a mistake never tried anything
new.”
Whatever could be bothering you now, whether
it’s the failure in school work or the incapability to cope with the job work
or the money that you so direly need or the big blunder you made, don’t give up
now. Have faith in God and in yourself; trust that you have all the strength in
the world to overcome what seems to be a problem to you.
The late
Malcolm X said, “Anytime you see someone more successful than you are, then
they are doing something you aren’t!” so have time with yourself and think.
Take a look at your glass of life. Look at the half filled water in it. Is the
glass half full or half empty?? If you
still call it ‘the half-empty’ glass then you are still living in your old
pessimism but if you can now call it ‘the half full glass’ then, hurray! Way to
go pal!
SO, IS
THE GLASS HALF FULL OR HALF EMPTY??