@Fall Forward

@Fall Forward

In the journey of life, falling is inevitable. Everyone trips, everyone stumbles, and everyone, at one point or another, will lose balance. The question is not whether you will fall; the real question is—in what direction will you fall?


Many fall and stay down. Some fall and crawl backward into fear and regret. Yet there is a better way. Fall forward. If you must fall, let it be in the direction of growth, of learning, of becoming.


Falling forward means you don’t waste your wounds. It means your mistakes are not monuments of shame—they are markers of progress. Every lesson picked up from a fall is a tool for rising stronger, wiser, and more resilient.


Life does not reward the flawless; it rewards the faithful. Those who fall and rise again are not weak. They are warriors. To fall forward is to lean into purpose even when you lose your step. It is to stay committed to progress even when the path becomes slippery.


Thomas Edison failed over a thousand times before perfecting the electric bulb. Each failure brought him closer to a breakthrough. Michael Jordan was once cut from his high school basketball team. Those who now admire his glory forget he fell forward many times to rise into greatness.


Young dreamer, you may have failed an exam, lost a job, faced a heartbreak, missed an opportunity, or disappointed yourself. That is not the end. That is the bend. Every fall has the potential to reposition you for a greater rise—if you choose to fall forward.


Falling forward is a mindset. It says, “I will not quit here. I may be bruised, but I’m not broken. I may be delayed, but I’m not denied. I may be hurting, but I am still hungry for more.”


Do not fear falling. Fear standing still. Fear the comfort of regret. Fear the paralysis of never trying. It is better to fall while reaching than to stand while retreating.


Progress is messy. Growth is uncomfortable. Success is born out of setbacks. Those who fly were once crawling, stumbling, and falling forward.


So, take the leap. Risk the stretch. Chase the dream. And when you fall—as you may—fall forward.


Let your next move not be away from your destiny, but towards it. Keep your eyes on where you are going, not what tripped you. One more fall forward might just be the step into your breakthrough.


Yours in fulfilment,


*@Otunba Femi Abiola, CMIE, MCE*

*@President*

*@Project Youth Fulfil*


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