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"The manner in which one endures what must be endured is more important than the thing that must be endured."
 

   In light of the sometimes perilous times that overtake us in our life path, it is a good thing to be able to step outside of present circumstances and enjoy the life we have been given and those we can share it with. I have been doing a lot of thinking recently and have come to the conclusion that our current circumstances are the matters which much change, not only our reaction to them; I've had the best and worst of attitudes in recent days, with little to no change in circumstances.

   There is one thing I can state, and that is the joy my family has been in recent times. There have been moments where small children can be frustrating. Yet, I have recently enjoyed the time spent with them. While the relationship I've had with family has not always been the best, they are truly the highlight of each and every day I have. This is a major blessing, as times have not always been this way!

   Recently, there was somebody I wanted to write a letter to but was not able to complete it. Have you ever had somebody on your mind, who you constantly think about what you'd like to say if you had the opportunity, but can never find words to write when the time comes.

   Sort of like this blog.

“Confront the dark parts of yourself, and work to banish them with illumination and forgiveness. Your willingness to wrestle with your demons will cause your angels to sing. Use the pain as fuel, as a reminder of your strength.”

  Is this the beginning or the end? In recent times, more events have happened that have flattened my willpower and inner-strength. Predictions have been squashed by predicaments. And the grandiose plans of success have shrunk to the shadows of circumstances and hard times. However, there is still the small voice that whispers to take another step. "Just once more" it says, urging me to take one more step into the darkness. While my body and mind are often weak, my spirit remains steadfast.

   Life has not been easy for me, which has prepared me for many difficult circumstances that have taken place in recent times. What makes these times most difficult is in watching seasoned veterans also take difficult circumstances in their walk. I think of those I know who have lost hundreds of thousands (or millions) in the stock market. I know those who have been unemployed. There are many facing foreclosure and/or auto repossession. And it makes me wonder what will happen to remedy the situation. When you have put your faith and respect in an individual, it hurts to see them suffer.

   As I look back on these times, many great leaders come to mind who have faced far greater trials and burdens than I. Was it their strength or greatness that carried them through these battles? No, it wasn't. It was in their ability to win and prevail through the small fights life presented them; the disappointments, heartbreaks, and even personal failures that paved the way for them to bear the weight of the world on their shoulders.

   Challenges and hardship do not breed successful individuals. Rather, they take out the failures, halfhearted, and frail from the group. It is not in times of prosperity and happiness that these leaders thrive and attain their full potential. Rather, it is in the darkest hour that the capacity of a leader shines the greatest.

   I am currently in the midst of such a crisis, where I am beginning to feel crushed by the weight on my shoulders. Failure is screaming its discouragement at me. And I feel too weak to fight back and take another step. I know, however, it is not my time to quit or settle for complacency. Far too many have been stopped here in these battlefields. And I know it is not time for me to buckle. Please pray for me.

   "Aaron, you know what hurts about this? It feels like I'm dismantling a dream."

   Today I did one of the most painful acts of my adult lifetime. You see, as I've taken small steps that have felt like sacrifice, to pursue my own dreams and ambitions, I've come to an understanding of just what it takes to pursue a vision. When others have turned back and said "it cannot be done" there are those who say "try and stop me." who then continue on to succeed, or fail.

   Today, I helped to dismantle the dream of somebody who I hold in the highest of esteem. A bad chain of events had caused his business to fall apart. And he was in the final stages of preparing his business for takeover by the banks. It felt like a Father cleaning up his daughter so that a villain can steal and ravage her. It felt like waxing a care that was destined for the hands of an unruly teenager. I saw years of hard work being prepared for the greasy hands of an uncaring moocher.

   That's all.