They may disturb your energy with their negative actions. But, they will neither contain nor control that energy. If you're meant to shine, you will shine regardless of their efforts.

If you pursue success to prove a point to others, you might as well not pursue it at all. But if you want to prove a point to yourself, then you're on the right track.

Take a few steps, fall, get up, and do it again …until you're up and running.

If you make a mistake, pause. Continue with the activity at a later stage.

The thing about failure is that we can recover from it. We can stand up and move forward. Yes! We may be required to reshape our vision every time we meet an obstacle. But the root of the vision stays the same. So, we need to accept that failure is necessary for self-growth. Failure is necessary for moving on to even higher and bigger places in life.

If you don't feed me, you won't starve me.If you don't motivate me, your harsh words won't hurt me.If you didn't create me, surely, you won't destroy me.

The definition of success remains unique and subjective to each person's path of life.

You're asking your God that why haven't you seen any success yet. And, He's answering to your questions by more questions. He's asking you, "did I not give you talents?". "Did I not give you a mind to think and make plans for your life?". "Did I send you on earth to expand your talents, or to expand those of others?". "Are you working towards the fulfillment of your purpose, or are you just passing time?" In the end, it turns out that you have all the answers.

Your energy might disturb me from time to time. But, it won't stop me from reaching my goals.