Great Heroes Don't Always Win Battles

Who is your hero?

Believe it or not, you may deny it or admit, there's someone in our life whom we consider as our hero. This person which inspires us.

To a baby, it could be his mama who has dedicate 24/7 of her attention. To a teenager, perhaps their teachers, classmates and friends whom they feel affectionate to. To a college student, it maybe their seatmate inside a subject class or their instructor in their favorite class or perhaps someone whom they met in an organization who makes them feel good and keeps them going through the hardships of the University.

To the adults who just started their carreer, perhaps their parents who had finally fought hard for them to finish college. To the new parents, the nurses and doctors who had saved their dying child. To the sick, the inspirational speakers who had been giving them the encouragement to pursue life and to continue living.

The hero can be an ordinary person like you and me.

There's no qualification in becoming a hero, there's no criteria. You become a hero even without doing extraordinary things. Being naturally You can make you a hero. Smiling to a random person and telling good things can make you a hero to someone else.

YOU CAN BE A HERO TOO.

Start your journey to becoming a hero!

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Journal: Great Heroes Don't Always Win Battles

Great Heroes Don't Always Win Battles