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The nobody you should know

Many of the worlds greatest people did not just get to where they are by a sudden leap.Infact more than half of the people you know,admire and en vision yourself to be are probably people you had no idea existed a few years back.
Greatness doesn't just spring up.Most often it takes years of hard work,toil,struggle,discipline and a lot of secret tears that nobody but God would probably ever get to know.
So before you write yourself off quickly,before you give up on those dreams etched deep in your soul,and before you convince yourself you will never amount to much in the field you desire to be established in,remember this:that great person you aspire to be,was once a nobody that you do know now.
Take it one day at a time,go through the process,and before you know it,you will be the once nobody every one knows.

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