Always a dreamer, always a believer.

 "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." - Eleanor Roosevelt. I may not have figured it out now what I will become in the future, one thing is ony I am sure of, I will make that little giri in me veryy proud. It might be exhausting most of the time, but I am pretty sure that I can achieve my dreams for myself. I am still young and still have a lot of time to explore things and right now, I only let things flow but ain't letting anyone or anything manipulates me at the same time. 

 The pressure I am carrying isn't a joke and sometimes it is my greatest enemy. Something that cannot be seen nor touched but can be felt and truly is the most draining feeling. It makes me question myself often, "am I doing enough?" "am I really making a progress?or am I just joking myself?" "will I ever achieve my goal?" thoseee questions always linger in my mind that it almost drain the f out of me. It's hard, indeed. But I believe in God's plan for me. I know that he won't fail me and I know that he's with me through it all. 

 15 years from now, hoping that by that time, I have already achieved my dream job, Accountancy. To be called "CPA, Kate Angelie Itorita" is suchh a dream to me and no matter how many times I have to star all over again, I'd do it without a doubt. I am not going to just settle for a life that I don't deserve. 



 And after getting what I want for myself, I would immediately run back to my parents and give them everything they deserve. It is not because I am obligated to, but because I wanted to give back to their efforts, hard work and sacrifices they have made just to give me all that I need. They are the reaso why I am dreaming that is why they will always be the first ones to share my success with. 



 Of course, I would also love to give back to all the people who stood by my side as I achieve those dreams. For I won't be able to make it without them who makes every single thing more bearable. 





 I don't want much, I only aspire to become the woman I really want to be. That's why I am doing all my best and always grinding despite rough roads to get there. Because I know that SPES NON CONFUNDIT. Hope does not disappoint. As long as I know that I am guided, I will continue. And for as long as I breathe, I believe. 

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