There’s always a reason for falling so we can get back up again. Ever since my father taught me this when I was around seven years old, I’ve tried to live by this philosophy and endure that which life will bring our way eventually. Over the years, I’ve learned this lesson repeatedly, realizing that this philosophy is more than that; it is one of the pinnacle rules of living. I’ve been very fortunate to have a group of people for whom I’ll be forever grateful. These people have been with me every step of the way and have helped me accomplish what I have today. Even when I gave up and turned my back on myself, they were always there, never losing faith in me and what I could do.

This philosophy can show us how to live a whole and meaningful life. The process of gaining wisdom and becoming more mature comes with time. Still, we should pay attention to the fact that if experiences did not come along the way, the passing of time would be meaningless. When we fail, we get the opportunity to learn from our mistakes and keep moving forward with more knowledge than we had before. Every time we go through a difficult situation that tests us, we can either stay down or get back up, which is more vital. The process of enduring the pain and the difficulties that come with problems to overcome undoubtedly helps us grow as people and become a better versions of ourselves.