"أحيانًا تنهض من السرير في الصباح وتظن أنك لن تستطيع تحقيق ذلك، ولكنك تضحك في داخلك وتتذكر كل الأوقات التي شعرت فيها بهذه الطريقة."

Ever had one of those mornings where it feels like just getting out of bed is like climbing a mountain? That's what we're talking about. There are days when you wake up and immediately think, "Nope, I'm not doing this." But then there's that tiny spark inside you that laughs, because you remember you've felt this way before—and you've always made it through.

This quote speaks to the resilience we all have, even when we don’t notice it. It's about those moments of self-doubt that we overcome time and time again. When you wake up feeling defeated before the day even starts, but then you remember all the other days you felt the same and still managed to pull through.

Let's put this into context. Imagine a time in your life when everything seemed too much—work was piling up, personal life was in chaos, and you just couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel. Maybe it was during college when exams were looming, or perhaps during a tough period at work. Despite the feeling of impending doom, you got through it. Each small victory, each completed task, each day that ended with you still standing made the next day a little easier.

Take J.K. Rowling, for example. Before she became one of the most famous authors in the world, she was a struggling single mother, battling depression and living on welfare. There were undoubtedly mornings she woke up, thinking she couldn’t go on. But she picked herself up, laughed at her past doubts, and kept writing. She remembered all the times she thought she wouldn’t make it but did—and it pushed her forward.

So, how do you apply this wisdom to your own life? Start by acknowledging those feelings of doubt, but don’t dwell on them. Instead, remind yourself of your past victories, no matter how small. Keep a journal if you need to, jotting down your daily accomplishments. When a tough morning hits, flip through those pages and remind yourself: you've been here before, and you've always come out the other side.

Now, picture this: You're in your final year of university. You’ve got thesis deadlines, part-time job shifts, and family expectations all piling up. One morning, you wake up and it feels like you’re buried under a mountain of pressure. You think, “I can’t do this.” But then, you remember the last finals week when you felt the exact same way—and you made it through. You laugh a little, despite yourself, at the thought of how you’ve always managed to pull through. That's the key—you've built resilience without even realizing it.

So, next time you wake up with that sinking feeling in your gut, take a moment. Breathe. Then let that inner chuckle come through as you remember all the other mornings you thought you couldn’t make it. Because you did. And you will again. Life has a funny way of working out, especially when you’ve got your own track record of perseverance to rely on.