Confidence is the key to succes

In a world full of surpises, our lifes can be interpreted

as one long roller coaster ride, we can`t tell what fate has
stored for us, where we are heading, we might even go up,
down and in loops without realising what`s happening around
us, and when we get close to the end and get the hang of it,
only then we realise what we missed off and try to get the best
out of what`s remaining. Life is short and it`s up to us to make
every bit of it beautiful, and remember it is never too late to do
so.
In my opinion, we must always stay determined and
keep in mind that after every hill we climb there`s hope for the
better. In life we tend to forget that success isn`t necessarily
achieved only by people with high degrees and a mountain of
money, hundereds of celebrities like Leonardo Dicaprio, Steve
Jobs, Oprah Winfrey, J. K. Rowling and many more achieved
this and we can achieve it as well as long as we are confident
enough in ourselves to get up and make something great out of
every situation we come across, we also shall not forget the
people who had helped us get there.
It should be no surprise that if we hide ourselves from
our problems like ostriches we`ll only make them worse. They
are like fluffy snowballs rolling down a snowy hill, the more you
let them go the bigger they get. What we have to do instead is
to be creative, check any ideas we might have and try and
strike for the core of the problem with our best, and despite how
hard we might fail we must not give up, because that will only
make us losers. Heroes rise from the ashes of their failings and
work harder using the experience they`ve gotten.
A very interesting story is that of Douglas Barter, a
British RAF flying ace of WW2. He lost both of his legs in 1931
while performing air acrobatiques, and despite doctors telling
him he’ll never walk again without a stick, after years of training
in his new wood legs he defied all odds by relearning to drive,
fly and play golf all without any help and rejoined RAF in 1940
due to his passion for flying. He shot down a total of 22 enemy
aircrafts until he was captured by the germans after getting shot
down. During his stay in Germany as a war prisonier he tried
several times to escape until he was freed in April 1945 by the
Allies. We shall take his actions as an exemple of courage and
what determination and courage can help us do.
Despite what people might think about us or how crazy
our plans might be, we must not give up our hopes and
dreams. Dozen of geniuses we honour today were considered
mad or even crazy back in their days, like Gregor Mendel,
Albert Einstein, Frank Whittle and many more, due to thinking
outside the box and fighting for their cause.
The serbian engineer and physician Nikola Tesla might
be one of the best examples of geniuses that were
missunderstood. Born in a poor serbian family due to his
interest in electricity he worked his way to America and
managed to become Edison s partner, but they quickly parted
ways so he could develop his AC tehnology which later won
agaist Edison s DC and his hydroelectric powerplant design
was build. Since then he had ideas for all kinds of inventions
using wireless energy, but those were considered too
outlandish and unpractical, same technologies we now use in
our personal computers, smartphones and all kinds of devices,
which slowly lead to his downfall and bankrupcy of his
company. He died alone, poor and forgoten by almost
everyone. We shall honor the many heroes like him but pushing
the bountries, thinking the unthinkable and finding the
unfindable.
 We have the power to do and change everything as
long as we do our best and stay confident in ourselves, despite
the difficulties and dangers we come across.
Made by some Romanian cunt.