Our dreams are gifts. Many of us have all kinds of dreams. We have dreams of getting married, starting our own business, having a family, making a difference, and so much more. So then the question for us dreamers becomes, what happens when our dreams are delayed?
When editor Benjamin McAfee wrote his first piece for RIZZARR called “Outings Overcoming Amidst Struggles”, he had previously submitted it to another website that decided not to publish it. However, he later asked RIZZARR if he could contribute and publish his story, and we warmly agreed to do so. His publication on our site was grateful well-received. The piece has not only changed the lives of RIZZARR audiences, but they also deeply changed the life of McAfee as well.
Sometimes, giving up is hard to deny. This is especially true when you are consistently facing road blocks at every turn. But you know what? You can’t give up. Life is full of obstacles. Read why you have to always keep running past them.
It’s no lie that right now life can seem pretty rough. The economy is bad, millions of people can’t find jobs, and companies just seem to keep closing down. So it just seems like the idea of fulfilling dreams is just not possible. But you have to keep believing in yourself. Realize that despite all of the negativity that is around you, you can never give up.
At this moment, you may be battling many challenges right now, and they are really eating away at you. But, just know that there is nothing that may come into your life that will overcome you. You are much stronger than any negativity and any challenge that comes into your life. You have the light in you.
Let’s face it. Nowadays, many people are questioning whether or not college is even worth it. And at the end of the day, college may not be for everybody. But in this piece, you will find that if you choose to go, it can allow you to develop yourself in ways that you may have never imagined.
We have the power to change our society. But we must begin by changing our actions. In this piece, columnist Farrah Qazi encourages us to build each other up. She stresses that one shattered dream is not only a detriment to one person, but it is also a detriment to the development of our entire society.
