What do you love now, that you hated when you were younger?
Being young brings a unique energy this phase of life is often celebrated for your vibrant potential, limitless curiosity, and bold power to chase dreams and try new things.
But when we were young, we used to wish for those days to pass quickly, mainly because we had no source of income. We faced financial hardship and bore the heavy burden of many dreams, alongside the desire to make a name for ourselves.
The season of life that leaves the deepest imprint on memory. The struggles, the risks, the friendships, the failures, and the victories all become stories we carry forever.
Being young is like standing at the edge of a river uncertain of the currents, yet eager to dive in. The challenges are the waves, sometimes knocking us down, but each fall teaches us how to swim stronger. That’s why, even decades later, people remember youth not just for its joys but for the courage it demanded.
Rang-Rivaz 
So true.
Youth isn’t about having it figured out—it’s about jumping in anyway, even when you don’t know how to swim. Every tumble, every doubt, every “what was I thinking?” moment—it’s all part of learning how to move *with* the current, not against it.
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The courage and confidence we achieve that time, it works whole life. The spark that arises that time, the result what we are today. Thank you so much Sir for comment 🙏🥰😎
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Thank you so much for your inspiration it’s really awesome and appreciated. Such as this “The challenges are the waves, sometimes knocking us down. But each fall teaches us how to swim 💗
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Thank you so much for appreciation 🙏🥰😎
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