Know Your Worth And Believe In Yourself!!

I always used to have less self confidence on me, I used to get confused whenever I was supposed to prove myself and have to lead something. I knew that I have enough talent but I wasn’t able to present myself the way I actually was.

When I started my Amal fellowship journey of 3 months, I have no idea how it will affect me and how it will change my mindset. This fellowship taught me a lot of lessons. The most important lesson I have learned so far in this fellowship is just know your worth, you are not lesser than anyone and God has gifted you with a lot of abilities and qualities. The only problem is that we are unable to identify those abilities. We don’t have enough courage to believe in ourselves and step up to move forward. These lines and these words seem nothing but it does carry a deep and literal meaning in it.

When I finished my fellowship, I realized that I already have changed a lot in terms of having confidence on myself, believing in myself and start initiating things without letting my fear and confusion to be a hurdle for me. That realization was the time, when I felt like I have achieved something bigger in life. Something that will help me in every step, something that will help me in becoming a lifelong learner and something that will make me feel like I am unstoppable and sky is the limit for me.

When you start digging deep in getting to know yourself, you get to know how much abilities you have and how you can add value to something! Always believe in yourself. Say yes to the things that you have avoiding for so long. Open your arms to greet yourself with confidence. Even if you get to failed in something, try to see the positive aspect of it and learn from your mistakes. There is no limit of learning. It is a continuous process. Learn and be a better version of yourself.

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