By Douglas

Look around you for a moment.

In this room, there are people who are confident speakers.

People who are great at sports.

People who get high grades without seeming to try.

It might be persistence — keeping going when no one is cheering.

And here’s the truth:

The strengths that change the world rarely look impressive at the beginning.

Most people who succeed weren’t the “best” in the room — they were the ones who didn’t quit, who learned from failure, who trusted what made them different.

So stop asking, “Why am I not like them?”