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Remember you are a warrior


When you're feeling down

let doubt and frustration box you around.  

Grip stress by the collar so it doesn’t even bother you. 

Stand your ground, don’t you dare wear a frown.

Pain are stairs to success.

Sacrifices you will see manifest into dreams you have had,

visions you have toiled with.

Consistency has been your sword, when others have tried to knock you out of the race.

You put on you brave face.

 You are powerful, great, a go getter.

Never forget that you are a hardworking, successful sweater..  

 

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