Evolve or Revolve
When you think of the term “evolve”, the first thing that comes to mind is probably Darwin and his Theory of Evolution. Similarly, when you hear the term “revolve”, images of a merry go round or a sky wheel may come to mind. But let me be clear: none of them intends what they say in this article. These abstracts are related to life, its events, and the options available to a person when confronted with certain situations.
A man’s journey through life begins immediately after birth. He begins to prepare himself to deal with the world’s affairs. He looks around him and tries to come up with different ways to get around the obstacles he will encounter on his journey. And the severity of these challenges varies. Some of them are easily defeated by a person, while others necessitate a great deal of effort. Furthermore, success is not always in his favour. Sometimes a person’s fate is determined by their failure. So now it’s up to the individual to figure out how to deal with such a difficult situation. Either he can mourn on the fiasco and feel regret or he stand up, take a deep breath, revive himself and just move on. It means he must be left with only two option: Either Evolve or Revolve.
Many examples of this delicate situation can be found in our society. We’ve all been in this situation at some point in our lives. As a result, everyone is an example of it. However, how a person reacts in this vulnerable situation sets them apart from others. This is the point at which an individual stands out from the rest of the group. So, I’ve left it up to you to decide what you’d do in that situation. Either you revolve, feel regret, and lament your fate, or you move on, evolve, gain experience, and work harder the next time to achieve your goal.
