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The Next Thirty Days...Day 13 (Five Lines)

Minimum five line that's what I had promised to write everyday ever since I started writing The Next Thirty Days. So far it has been going good. But over the last couple of days I have been struggling to write. And its but natural. I am happy that it happened. For it had to happened. Why? Just because when you are not a regular writer and more of an impulsive writer, it was bound to happen. Today I am writing more out of compulsion rather than out of choice. Today it's also more about determination and commitment. Rather than just giving up and saying I am not going to write because I don't have anything to write about. It would be good to write something which you can write without too much of an effort. The point is keep going in the pursuit of your goal and objective which you set to achieve. Therein lies an important lesson. Never ever give up on your goals or loose sight of them. At times you may slow down a bit, but your eyes always have to be set on your dream and your passion. My dream is to do something new for the next thirty days and the passion is to write, write and write. Good or bad...for better or worse. I will write and keep on writing till the day I make an impact. Make a difference.   

As I end this blog is I realize it is not about five lines but a dream but more so about making it come true. Making it a reality.
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