Dear readers,
How does one perceive commitment?
According to Google, commitment is the state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity or anything at all.
Me: I think commitment is starting something, flourishing it with all your love, passion and faith, and then seeing it through despite the hardship and obstacles that come flying your way.
But, what happens if at the end of the day, the 'activity' you are committed to fails in spite of all circumstances?
It's not like I'm trying to be awfully pessimistic about this but the 'what-if' question plays a crucial part in your everyday life, right? Or do you just ignore the possibility of 'what-if' and then go with the flow? But then again, wouldn't you need like a back up plan eventually?
Tonnes of questions, with limited answers.
I don't know.
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How does one perceive commitment?
According to Google, commitment is the state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity or anything at all.
Me: I think commitment is starting something, flourishing it with all your love, passion and faith, and then seeing it through despite the hardship and obstacles that come flying your way.
But, what happens if at the end of the day, the 'activity' you are committed to fails in spite of all circumstances?
It's not like I'm trying to be awfully pessimistic about this but the 'what-if' question plays a crucial part in your everyday life, right? Or do you just ignore the possibility of 'what-if' and then go with the flow? But then again, wouldn't you need like a back up plan eventually?
Tonnes of questions, with limited answers.
I don't know.
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