Hope 

Have you ever? 

Have you ever thought you could not accomplish something? Have you ever felt like there was no way out of a storm? Have you ever doubted your capabilities? I did, my sense of hope was low, and I had to work diligently to get through and improve it. Here is how I did it: 

With/without 

With no hope, I was always thinking I was a failure. I was constantly doubting my capabilities. I’d tell myself that no one would care, even though my content and information was good. I felt I wasn’t doing the right thing. 

Having hope, I know the best will happen even when I do not see it. My efforts and my consistency will be enough. I truly hope for the best for others. 

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Picture this, one of my biggest things I hoped for was for people to never experience what I went through. I hoped my story could get someone else through, without the hard trails I went through. There were times when I lost the hope that my books would be impactful. I hoped my knowledge would help the next person, and the person after that. I believed that by sharing with one person, it allows you to share with a thousand. And I wanted it to start with me. Can you imagine launching my book and waiting for strangers to see the value in it as I did? I was hoping they felt every word typed on white paper. I’d hope there was a glimpse of appreciation for the challenging work I put into it. I hoped they envisioned themselves in a better light with the tools given to them. I had to go through this to get through this. Here is how I did it: 

Each turn I made was uncertain. I was uncertain of the outcomes, the results, and if I would fail or succeed. I had to learn to have hope, even when I was uncertain. I hoped my books would not only sell or make the best-sellers list, but to touch lives and help others. It was hoping that allowed me to keep sharing, even when I did not get likes. I had to keep building, to keep writing. 

To learn more about how to build hope, you can purchase my book on Amazon, written by Asantee A.E. Mitchell. The title of the book is, ‘Syllabus, Self-Improvement Hope 101.’