Explain the following lines with reference to context (3 mark) “Don’t worry and fret, faint hearted, The chances have just begun, For the Best jobs haven’t been started, The Best work hasn’t been done.”
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"Don’t worry and fret, faint-hearted, The chances have just begun, For the Best jobs haven’t been started, The Best work hasn’t been done"
- It is a motivational poem by Berton Braley about opportunity.It is a universal truth that everyone has opportunities at some point in their lives. Instead, some argue that not everyone is afforded the same opportunity.
- In the poem, Berton Braley means by saying these lines that it is the recognition that opportunities abound that keeps the spark of good fortune alive.
- For each opportunity, there is a new road to choose or a new way past the stumbling block. Failure, or defeat, is just an opportunity to reload from previous errors, focusing on the portions that showed promise or opened new paths to success.
- The true potential is for you to perceive; for you to plan to accomplish; and for you to grip so firmly that nothing can ever stop you from achieving your goals.
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